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Greetings,
I have a question out there for any techically minded folk.
Assuming that no loads are exceeded and that both vehicles are loaded correctly (with a correct noseweight, correctly distributed in the 'van), which gives the better ecomomy?
A light car and a heavy van, (where, for instance, the awning et al is in the van) or the other way around, A heavy car and a light 'van. (Where the awning and gubbins is in the car.)
Anybody out there know the answer.
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How come when some people visit the fountain of knowledge, they only gargle!!!
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Topic: Towing Vehicle or `Van?
