It really depends on speeds, so many people ask this question and drive at 90kph everywhere. in the SR22-F I would say anywhere from 18LPH at 80kph to 24 LPH doing 115kph. In the SRT22-F as its taller and has a longer draw bar I found it to be much higher until I filled in the draw bar to reduce the air flow from dumping behind the car and under the caravan. There is definitley a big difference when you go to the off road version but thats what happens with all cars and trailers. Once I did the draw bar infil I would guess the fuel to be around 22LPH at 80 and around 29LPH at 115KPH real world using GPS speeds, or in your case of the PATROL Y62 add 7KPH to my figures above
Such an iconic Aussie name being “Snowy River”, what a shame that a large percentage of this van is made in China and shipped to Australia. I’d be concerned about reliability long term with it.
They have been around long enough to show the reliability is good,. That being said, with no wood to rot there is a huge issue resolved from the start.
Awesome have 1 on order
Would air bag suspension be a bonus on SRT than whats already on it as alot of people say this is a must have
If it gives me the option to lower the ride height for travel I would definitely opt to get it
Hay mate what is your rough fuel usage Litres per 100k in the y62 please
It really depends on speeds, so many people ask this question and drive at 90kph everywhere. in the SR22-F I would say anywhere from 18LPH at 80kph to 24 LPH doing 115kph. In the SRT22-F as its taller and has a longer draw bar I found it to be much higher until I filled in the draw bar to reduce the air flow from dumping behind the car and under the caravan. There is definitley a big difference when you go to the off road version but thats what happens with all cars and trailers. Once I did the draw bar infil I would guess the fuel to be around 22LPH at 80 and around 29LPH at 115KPH real world using GPS speeds, or in your case of the PATROL Y62 add 7KPH to my figures above
Such an iconic Aussie name being “Snowy River”, what a shame that a large percentage of this van is made in China and shipped to Australia. I’d be concerned about reliability long term with it.
They have been around long enough to show the reliability is good,. That being said, with no wood to rot there is a huge issue resolved from the start.
Maybe it should be called Yangtze river leave Australia names alone 😔