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31/1/2011 at 9:14pm
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hi there, can any one help me please, Im thinking of buying a new peugeot partner 110bhp. its a 16hdi engine.

right my van an avondale 510/5- miro 980 mtlp-1200

car has kerb weight of 1500kg--- 85% is 1300 approx in theory enough to tow the said van,,,

when i go onto the car van match web site it says the van is 180k to heavy????? im lost,,, can some one explain as the manufactures say it will to braked up to 1300

perhaps im just being thick!!!!



31/1/2011 at 9:45pm
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seems ok here

if your using what tow car, take it with a pinch of salt, its not always accurate. it may also be that they do not have the info for the new model on there yet, IIRC the older model was restricted in its max tow.


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The current Partner/Berlingo has a 1300kg towing limit. The first of these models from 2008-on had a low 55kg towbar download(noseweight)limit. On current models this has been upped to 70kg, summat to check if the new car you buy is old stock.

I have the 110hdi Berlingo version but mine only tows 750kg & it does that ok. I would have thought you would be ok with your caravan.

Those matching websites are often inaccurate, I'm guessing it refers to the old model Partner/Berlingo that had a lower towing weight.



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