Your fleet running reports
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DeskJockey
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Re: Your fleet running reports
They asked if there were any "while you're there jobs", but the garage said no.
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16vCento
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Kuga ST Line X PHEV
Re: Your fleet running reports
I've had this Tucson for about 2 and a bit months now I think, it does some things better than the Kuga, and some things worse.
Seats are about on a par, maybe a bit wider, equally comfortable either way. The stereo is dogshit compares to the B&O in the Kuga, lacks volume and Bass. The HVAC controls and system are much better, AC and fan speeds are much better controlled on auto.
From a standing start it's surprising quick, I'd say it's about 6ish seconds to 60, apparently these later AWD PHEV ones are about 280hp, certainly feels a lot quicker than the Kuga.
It's shite on fuel, and has a tiny useable capacity of it's fuel tank, from allegedly 0 miles remaining I can get 37 litres in the tank
It then does an absolute maximum of 370 miles off of that fuel.
Suspension much better comfort wise than the Kuga, handles as well as an SUV should I suppose, early days but it's not bad.
Think if I could have a Kuga with the Tucson suspension and power I'd be happy.
Seats are about on a par, maybe a bit wider, equally comfortable either way. The stereo is dogshit compares to the B&O in the Kuga, lacks volume and Bass. The HVAC controls and system are much better, AC and fan speeds are much better controlled on auto.
From a standing start it's surprising quick, I'd say it's about 6ish seconds to 60, apparently these later AWD PHEV ones are about 280hp, certainly feels a lot quicker than the Kuga.
It's shite on fuel, and has a tiny useable capacity of it's fuel tank, from allegedly 0 miles remaining I can get 37 litres in the tank
It then does an absolute maximum of 370 miles off of that fuel.
Suspension much better comfort wise than the Kuga, handles as well as an SUV should I suppose, early days but it's not bad.
Think if I could have a Kuga with the Tucson suspension and power I'd be happy.