Demountable camper group

Yeah mines manual

2016 Nissan NP300 Navara Tekna Manual Euro 6

Unloaded 46 MPG

With my S.Karossser EC6L-2.0 loaded 37 MPG

This is the main reason I didn't go for the 2016 3.2l Ford Ranger Wildtrack.

You running adblue on the new Nissan?

Yes. 17 litre tank does about 8k miles.

If you've got a Mile Valley Farmers near you, you can get the stuff in a big plastic drum, at a reasonable price.

Is 20 litres for £16 reasonable? I don't know how much pig wee is worth.

150 mile round trip = 25mpg . It was quite an unfair test on the Welsh B/C country roads, with very little A roads / Motorway

2007 Ford Ranger 2.5 turbo Twin Cab with heavy cover on the back driven back and forth to work ( not over 2000 rpm with traffic) = 34mpg
Cover off( took 3 of us to lift) same journey = 36mph
tonneau cover over the back same journey = 37mpg

I normally put 45.46 litres in at a time and reset the mileage trip. Makes mpg easy, read trip divide by 10(10gallons=45.46litre)

On holiday going down to Cornwall using my extra 10% speed allowance where possible (77) approx 26mph and not much goes past on the upgrades

No demountable data .....not yet built

Just a bit of additional data
Blew tyres up to 34psi, put nitro-diesel in, had to travel up and down the motorway at 50mph in road works and managed an amazing
41 MPG


Mark

I've just done 300 miles with the camper on fully loaded and made a conscious effort to drive economically. 120 miles were on the motorway sat at 55 mph and around 180 around the Yorkshire Dales which to be fair is pretty hilly.

According to my calculations I got 22 mpg, admittedly it's an old engine design but I was expecting it to be higher than that. I might stick the standard wheels back on and see if that makes a difference.

So 1768 miles round Scotland average MPG was 26.8. Best was 30.22.worst was 23.45. All with camper on back. Not too bad I thought