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MG ZT

MG ZT 135 CDTi 2.0 16v and Coachman

M. Jones reviewed on 07 March 2012 a MG ZT 135 CDTi 2.0 16v (131 PS/96 Kw, Year: 2003 - 2005) with a Coachman VIP 520/4 of 1590 kg.

I have a 2004 ZT-T 135+ CDTi towing a Abbey Aventura 320 weighing 1344kg I have had no trouble in towing at 65pmh in Germany and France in 5th gear over many miles going down to Venice, and that's through the Alps, in which you will need to use 4th or 3rd but in my experience that's the norm in most 2litre cars. Also down been South of France, the caravan I tow weights 1350 kg. Fuel. consumption averages around 24 mpg at 60 mph. The ZT-T is an excellent tow car one of the best

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MG ZT-T 190 2.5 V6 and Bailey

Ray reviewed on 08 September 2011 a MG ZT-T 190 2.5 V6 (190 PS/140 Kw, Year: 2004 - 2005) with a Bailey Senator Arizona of 1356 kg.

Good Tow car although could do with a turbo on long steep hills TBH Fuel good in comparison to my old tow car Allroad A6 recently toured south devon @22MPG avg for a v6 with 2 adults kid and dog not bad at all

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MG ZT-T 190 2.5 V6 and Abbey

Dave reviewed on 30 August 2010 a MG ZT-T 190 2.5 V6 (190 PS/140 Kw, Year: 2004 - 2005) with a Abbey GTS Vogue 415 of 1437 kg.

we have just bought a abbey 415 and it tows great with the mg ztt, but fuel!!! ouch! 22mph on a good day, wife now looking for a small 4x4 diesel for longer trips.

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MG ZT-T 190 2.5 V6 and Abbey

Les reviewed on 10 March 2010 a MG ZT-T 190 2.5 V6 (190 PS/140 Kw, Year: 2004 - 2005) with a Abbey Aventura 330 of 1423 kg.

Great lots of power when needed makes towing really easy does'nt use as much fuel as expected / little tip if you are getting the towbar fitted get a separate transformer for electrics

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MG ZT-T 190 2.5 V6 and Swift

Trish reviewed on 11 July 2009 a MG ZT-T 190 2.5 V6 (190 PS/140 Kw, Year: 2004 - 2005) with a Swift Challenger SE 530 of 1474 kg.

pretty good generally, used to santa fe for towing and do prefer a bulkier car butso far had noproblems with the car. Power in the car is ace, love it when the swift is not attached cos she flies!but on the whole good no complaints as yet

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MG ZT 135 CDTi 2.0 16v and Swift

Stuart Kane reviewed on 11 November 2008 a MG ZT 135 CDTi 2.0 16v (131 PS/96 Kw, Year: 2003 - 2005) with a Swift Challenger 490 of 1425 kg.

I am new to caravaning and bought my 2000 Swift Challenger in August this year to match the towing capability of my MG ZT. I have towed this outfit on several occasions now, mainly to Portpatrick, Trossachs and Glencoe. I tend to not load the van to MTPLM. Weather has been mainly variable from dry with negligible winds through to very heavy, driving rain and strong winds. The ZT seems to tow my Challenger comfortably on both the flat and hills. Rarely manage 5th gear except on flat and mainly 3rd and 2nd on hills. I have overtaken a couple of slower vehicles (40mph approx) without any trouble.So far i have not had any problem with hill starts on minor gradients but have doubts about car's ability to pull away on more significant hill starts. Fuel consumption avarages about 26 -28 mpg when towing in summer with light winds but drops to 19 - 22 mpg in bad weather and higher altitudes ( Glencoe). Overall not a bad towcar.

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MG ZT-T 180 2.5 V6 aut. and Bailey

Sam reviewed on 16 July 2008 a MG ZT-T 180 2.5 V6 aut. (177 PS/130 Kw, Year: 2004 - 2005) with a Bailey Senator Oklahoma of 1372 kg.

Yes this combination is very good. It has oodls of umph and you dont know the van is on the back. Reasonable Mpg late 20's with van on.

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MG ZT-T 135 CDTi 2.0 16v and Bailey

Rab reviewed on 18 November 2007 a MG ZT-T 135 CDTi 2.0 16v (131 PS/96 Kw, Year: 2004 - 2005) with a Bailey Pageant Moselle of 1337 kg.

great towcar no problems with our bailey pageant moselle anywhere along the road

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