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Thanks for the responses……I’m looking at cars tomorrow…..I guess checking the weight plates are the safest way to go.

Hi, Does anyone happen to know the name of the iPad/iPhone app that gives the towing capacity of a vehicle by entering the registration number ?

It’s the slow reversing on a slight incline with deep gravel that seems to be the issue. Automatic seems to be the way to go.

Good feedback Thank you….Im starting to sway to automatic…

Thanks for that…. Perhaps automatic is the way for me to go…

Thanks for that….. I’m starting to lean towards automatic.

I am very much a newbie and thought I knew better when deciding that my Hyundai Kona would be enough to tow our Bailey Discovery (1100kgs ) I’m looking at changing to a Hyundai Tucson or Kia Sportage. My query is Manual or Automatic.🧐 Some advice is only go for manual to tow …….others say it...

This is our first caravan….so I need to have a hitch and electric connection installed on my Hyundai Kona…….I have spent 4 hours googling stuff…and quite frankly I haven’t got a clue what I should do…….how much should I be paying for the hitch and electrics ????? I have been quoted £800 and...

Okay…thanks…good info…

Thanks good info…

Okay….we have never spent a night in a caravan but today we have bought a Bailey Discovery 4 berth….Brand new…..we are going to keep it at home but there are a lot of trees nearby……I have looked at caravan covers ….some are about £70…..does anyone have some advice about what we should do ?

We are thinking of a caravan that has a toilet and shower in the same space BUT …we intend to stay at caravan parks….UK and France that have shower facilities that are clean and tidy…….so we won’t be using the shower in our caravan ……which is likely to be a Bailey 420 2 berth………does anyone...

So we are due to take collection of our new caravan in a couple of weeks (We are extraordinarily excited]………….I really should have done some homework but I am lazy. My question is can I turn up at a Caravan park ….connect to electricity then connect to a fresh water inlet and then connect...