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https://www. eurocampings. co. uk John. https://www. eurocampings. co. uk/campsite/search/countryID/GBR/ John.

At 1320kg Laden, I think that this combination should work just fine. What do others on the Forum think? John.

We have always been happy with the service provided by Wandahome Knottingley. John.

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What is the unladen weight of the car? John.

I think that you're probably right Ian, at least, I hope so. John.

https://www. carwow. co. uk/volkswagen/news/3806/vw-t-cross-price-specs-release-date I think it looks fine. John.

I'd wait for the T Cross. John.

I get my best fuel consumption figures on French roads too! 😊 John.

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It's a big outfit. As Steven says, try experimenting with your speed. Mine is much smaller but does have a 'sweet spot' at around 58mph on motorways. From your car I would expect 30mpg solo and 18 - 20mpg towing. John.

On the very few occasions when I've needed help with our Coachman from Wandahome Knottingley they have been very good. I wouldn't go to Coachman, I would always go to Wandahome if I needed assistance. John.

Fitting an extra catch seems to be a very good idea . We had a drawer in our Coachman Vision wardrobe make a bid for freedom. I'll certainly look at this as a solution. John.

Hi chris76. Bishop Auckland to Dover is a bit of a trek. Have you considered Hull to Zeebrugge? Many people from NE England and Scotland use this crossing to avoid driving down the country to Dover. We live near Leeds and have been very happy using Hull / Zeebrugge for many years as a drive to Hull is far more pleasant than a trek to Dover. We take our holiday usually in SW France and the difference between driving from, for instance, Toulouse and Calais and Toulouse and Zeebrugge is negligible and once back over the water we only have an easy drive home. Something to consider? Or maybe I've 'bowled you a wrong 'un'? John.