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13/4/2013 at 5:05pm
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Hi, Returning to Caravanning after a break of over 15 years. No caravan as yet, but purchase is imminent. Doing the viewing and have money burning a hole in my pocket! I would welcome you thoughts, views and experiences or the following: I looking to spend about 5-7k on a car.Think a good old reliable Ford Mondeo, but should I be getting a 4x4? What do you consider to be a solid tow car? The caravan 4 berth with fixed bed. What is the most popular and best all weather caravan? What must have item should I have for my return to caravanning? Look forward to your thoughts, views and comments.
Dave, Sylvia and Smudge.
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13/4/2013 at 7:47pm
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Hi, Thanks for your reply. The layouts I have seen tend to be much the same for fixed beds, I guess its the weigth of the caravan which differs and therefore impacts on your cars towing capability. Also the whistles and bells differ on makes\models. I am thinking a 6m length had a look at sterling, elddis, swift. Actually was thinking about a Skoda Octavia as a good compromise i.e car with 4 x 4. So thanks for give it a thumbs up Dave
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14/4/2013 at 11:50am
Location: Harrogate Yorkshire. Outfit: Skoda Octavia 4x4 & Compass Omega 482
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Correct. The 85% ratio is only a guideline and you could go up to 100%, lots of debate and arguments on that one! It’s all down to each individual’s choice.
Skoda Superb, VW Passat, Audi A4, Mondeo, then of course the SUV range, Skoda Yeti, Nissan X-trail, KIA, Volvo, etc., etc.
Good luck.
------------- Skoda Octavia Estate 2.0TDi 4x4 (2012) towing a Compass Omega 482 (2014)
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