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23/9/2005 at 11:25pm
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Hi, if it helps?
I get about 29mpg out of a Hyundai Terracan solo, heavy right foot, but loads of power and acceleration in reserve. I'ver been at 85mph with a Hobby Caravan without realizing, which maxs at 1500kg but was overloaded I know, plus the Terracan was loaded boot and rear seats with a brute of an Isabella awning+ poles, drills , tools etc:
( I go prepared) .
There was still plenty more left if you had a death wish. Funny thing with the hobby towing , it's never lost stability once, even at speed,very forgiving, more than I can say for The Swift Conqueror with a twin axle before it.
It used to cause me heart failure in a LWB Isuzu Trooper 3.0 tdi on the M6.
AL
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