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Baroque
4 years ago

Horse hanger with a horse? I would still look for a load of 2,000 kg. With two horses anyway. What is allowed to pull is also more gentle for the horse and more wear-free for the overall system when you have to go to the mountain. In addition, the weight ratios fit better for more safety when driving. You have to take big side wind or the like.

These bulk loads also have combinations from golf size when they have Allrad. But you have to look a bit, because the identical Skoda always have a little less than the VW.

I myself drive a Golf Allrad, who doesn’t need as much fuel as all these SUVs without a hanger, I can drive with 5.5 to 6 l/100 km. Without the all-wheel of the predecessors, it took 4.5 to 5.5 l/100 km, but only 1,800 kg. It can be tight. However, as we are better off with Allrad throughout the winter, I decided consciously and gladly per Allrad.

If you set a limit of €15,000, I would look for a combination of about 2 years of age and up to 80,000 km. They get at the price, especially if you don’t have terrible time. Larger combinations such as the Mercedes E-Class or the VW Passat or Superb of Skoda are usually allowed to pull enough without all-wheels, but at this age they already cost significantly more than the “golf size” which also presses the prices via the number of available used vehicles, i.e. comparable BMW 3 (has very little trunk for a combination), C-Class, Octavia, …

T3Fahrer
4 years ago

How about a used Mercedes E class as a combination? There’s also 4WD if you have to go to the meadow, there’s a big trunk.
Not the current series, but the predecessor (S212) is in any case to get with usable mileage levels and care conditions for the course you mentioned.

T3drivers

T3Fahrer
4 years ago
Reply to  Segelbootbauer

Of course, this is also a bit dependent on how many kilometers you will drive with the car yourself a year and how quickly the mileage rises.
In itself, I would say 125,000 km, but with good care there are also more kilometres of good work. If you say, of course, you drive 25-30.000 km a year and then buy a car with 150,000 km, if you care about it, you will come for my person at some point also in regions of the mileage that I find no longer so beautiful. Here in the forum you also meet members who feel their cars only at 200-250.000 km… Everything is always a matter of care and maintenance. Hold on the car.

T3Fahrer
4 years ago

But you can also find clearly under 100,000 km of vehicles, if you say it doesn’t have to be an all-wheel…

italomaus
4 years ago

Ciao :-

I would make you a used Hyundai Santa Fe 2.2 CRDi 4WD (Allrad) or the Kia Sorento 2.4 GDI.

Both have around the 200 hp and for 15000.- you get something nice (see mobile.de)

PS: I speak from experience, we have the Santa Fe and carry 2 horses each with 600 kg. Allrad is great in winter. Both have a trailer load of 2500 kg

LG

cardriver89
4 years ago
Reply to  italomaus

Could you format the text a little bigger and thicker, you can’t read.

italomaus
4 years ago
Reply to  cardriver89

I’m sorry, but I didn’t get bigger, I’m going to be bothered and in the future it’s still understating.

italomaus
4 years ago

That’s right, you got it;-)

cardriver89
4 years ago

OK.

Gatodeldiabolo
4 years ago

Maybe a Skoda Octavia.

But there are many cars that come to ask.

Baroque
4 years ago
Reply to  Gatodeldiabolo

However, it has significantly less tensile load than the comparable golf and is only newly cheaper.

Gatodeldiabolo
4 years ago
Reply to  Baroque

No the maximum trailer load is equal at both

Max. Attachment load braked – 12% 1600 kg

Max. Load braked – 8% 1800 kg

hotrod66
4 years ago

Depends on the trailer. At least 20% more the towing vehicle should be allowed to pull. Otherwise it’s not fun.

Dahika
4 years ago

A Duster (from Daccia), I think.

Narva
4 years ago
Reply to  Dahika

A permissible trailer load of 1500kg ….

Dahika
4 years ago
Reply to  Narva

That’s it. All right, it would be enough for my horse. Then a used SUV. A friend of mine bought a 10-year-old Toyota SUV for rel. small money, which loosens his two tinkers. But he was lucky, because that Toyota was a pensioner who had only driven 40,000 in 10 years. He turned the car on gas. Trailer coupling. Ready.

Narva
4 years ago

According to experience, you should have a towing vehicle with a minimum of 2 tons of trailer load even more … Once a Chevrolet Captiva (1st version) had approved with 2 tons of trailer load which was already on the border of the amutable…. the successor model was then only written out for 1.7 tons.

The best I ever had as a towing vehicle was a Landrover Discovery4

If you want a combination look at the somewhat older Mercedes around after all, most Roma and Sinti Mercedes drive in front of their caravans and they need to know what is suitable as a towing vehicle…

Reisekoffer3a
4 years ago

…a used, strong SUV with a lot of PS (from 150 hp+)the more the

better.