Dacia Duster: 1er SUV 4x4 within 15 000 €
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Méhari ... Panda 4X4: soft bass! It still takes volume, sometimes! Try to carry 4 guitarists, their luggage and their instruments in there, to see .....
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Yep!
and here is a 5.3 L / 100 DACIA Project: http://www.larevueautomobile.com/Dacia_ ... to_voiture
and here is a 5.3 L / 100 DACIA Project: http://www.larevueautomobile.com/Dacia_ ... to_voiture
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Capt_Maloche wrote:The Dacia Duster is a 5-seater with a 475 dm3 trunk (1600 dm3 maxi folded bench seat) and equipped with proven powertrains with the 1.6 16v petrol 110 ch and the dCi 85 ch diesel, 105 ch emitting less than 140 gr CO2 / km. With a length of 4,31 m and a width of 1,82 m, Dacia Duster has compact dimensions.
A great family owl to tow a trailer on bad roads! I would like it well ...
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Uh 5.3 L / 100 km manufacturer data is 6 to 6.5 in real?
Where's the performance?
Like Dacia invented the 3-door car?
Anyway like all protopipos, not sure that it will ever come out ...
When do you think Dacia will buy Renault? 2012, 2015?
Where's the performance?
Like Dacia invented the 3-door car?
Anyway like all protopipos, not sure that it will ever come out ...
When do you think Dacia will buy Renault? 2012, 2015?
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citro wrote:I drove a 4x4 in Africa, I sold 4x4 in France (especially Lada ...)Forhorse wrote:I still don't understand what an SUV is for, let alone a 4x4 to get on the sidewalks more easily when you don't know how to park?
And yet I drive in 4x4 so I think I know a minimum in this area.
Fuel consumption level, SUVs are quite comparable to minivans against which, curiously, we hear no complaints while they are all big greedy ... An SUV is an intermediary between the 4x4 of which very few have really l utility, and the people carrier ...
The Lada Niva? if from the point of view of gasoline consumption it is far from being economical, level of efficiency in all terrains is the best and you can load 2 or 3x more than in a 4x4 mehari which was certainly just as efficient, but cost extremely expensive (the 2-wheel drive slipped quickly) ... I remember a friend who had a Niva, but it was really necessary because his isolated farm was absolutely inaccessible with a "normal" vehicle ...
Fun fact: the Russians have wanted to replace the Niva with a more modern vehicle for a long time, but the latest off-road tests have not been convincing: it is an old niva which has mired the new vehicle, planted in a particularly fatty place , but where Niva had passed without problem ...
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Well, mine is 130bhp, and I can tell you that when you tow a 2-ton trailer, on the freeway, you don't play tricks when the trucks stick to your ass. There you would take a few more horses ...
And I know some of them who wanted to be clever about wanting to tow big things with a sidewalk 4x4 and their ridiculous engine, well, the engine blew up and died soon after
EDIT: it's true that the Lada Niva are very good crossers, I think that if not the best, it must be part of the winning trio at this level for a series vehicle.
Too bad the quality of materials and assemblies are not there (those I have known we are finished with the sheet metal body like lace, or with a mechanical problem ... one even broke down opposite from my house with a big short circuit in the wiring harness forcing him to stay put)
And I know some of them who wanted to be clever about wanting to tow big things with a sidewalk 4x4 and their ridiculous engine, well, the engine blew up and died soon after
EDIT: it's true that the Lada Niva are very good crossers, I think that if not the best, it must be part of the winning trio at this level for a series vehicle.
Too bad the quality of materials and assemblies are not there (those I have known we are finished with the sheet metal body like lace, or with a mechanical problem ... one even broke down opposite from my house with a big short circuit in the wiring harness forcing him to stay put)
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Forhorse wrote:Well, mine is 130bhp, and I can tell you that when you tow a 2-ton trailer, on the freeway, you don't play tricks when the trucks stick to your ass. There you would take a few more horses ...
I know, I was stuck for 1 hour behind a huge caravan towed by a Lada Niva who was booming on the climbs.
That says a trailer of 2 tons: you already need a hell of a big vehicle to be able to legally tow 2 tons and the EB license see PL "which goes well" ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DltYGfeeRUw
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I have the EB license and my vehicle displays a gross weight of 5.8t (I chose it a little for that must say ...)
And I can tell you that with a big 2-seater van (which is already 750 kg empty) and two draft horses in it you arrive and quickly exceed 2 tonnes in the ass ... And there when you don't have a big engine , you cry !
And I can tell you that with a big 2-seater van (which is already 750 kg empty) and two draft horses in it you arrive and quickly exceed 2 tonnes in the ass ... And there when you don't have a big engine , you cry !
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