xc 60 70 or 90 for towing twin wheel caravan?.

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xc 60 70 or 90 for towing twin wheel caravan?.

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Aug 4th, 2023, 18:34	#1
BMH1 Junior Member Last Online: Sep 19th, 2023 14:36 Join Date: Aug 2023 Location: Leeds	xc 60 70 or 90 for towing twin wheel caravan?. Im going XC because of the higher seating and they seem better for getting in and out of. I want a caravan with a double bed separate from the living area so that makes it a twin axle in most cases?. I want a diesel auto but get confused with the difference in specs, engines & actual models. I want the best for up to £10k at a push but want reliability(as much as can be had from an older car) as well as decent mpg when not pulling the caravan. Looked at a very poor smelly example of a 90 today and the owner said why would i want a 70 when they are inferior to the 90. So what are your thoughts folks? Whats the pros and cons of the smaller cars over the 90? Thanks in advance guys

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