[hilland]

As an option , I have wondered about a just setting up a trailer system and using a car or estate car , the reason I don't want two vehicles is because my wife is a non driver and two would be a waste of money. any one out there using a trailer with a car, chees Ted

[steven ainger]

What about a crew cab 4x4

[Gav Camm lammy 283]

Dai Hutton in Llandudno

[hilland]

What about a crew cab 4x4

 yeah been lookin at Nissan and ford but cant find any mpg info

[Gav Camm lammy 283]

Very expensive to run

[Spruce]

There's a 400 litre trailer system on Ebay at Peterlee with an r/o.

[Griffus]

What about a crew cab 4x4

 yeah been lookin at Nissan and ford but cant find any mpg info

MPG's aren't great but there are other benefits to be had.

We have a Navaro and it averages about 24mpg. That said, all fuel is through the business and a flat liability of £500 applies, which means the tax payable for a 20% tax payer is £100 per year and £200 per year for a 40% tax payer.

As for the vehicle itself the tax liability is a flat rate of £3000, ie, a 20% tax payer will pay £600 per year whilst a 40% tax payer will pay £1,200 per year.

Worth considering if you're sure you don't want a van.

That said, you can pick up a cheap van and sytem for £2000 easy enough. I'd go for this option if you can. Keep work and home seperate. Be a pain if you need to be out but you're filling your tank.

[Matt - aquatec]

Hi hilland,

I may be able o help you out with a trailer complete with a 500 litre flat baffled tank...

My number can be found on my website...

Cheers

Matt