#Peugeot autocruise vista review pdf#
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Having just had to replace all 5 tyres I don't think he wants to pay out for another service if its not necessary. The 25MPG was on a motorway journey to Devon and back so he'll be getting less than that round the town. Its my Dads only vehicle so he uses it for the local runs plus the longer journeys when he's off for a holiday. I would hope it had new filters as part of this. The van was serviced before my Dad purchased it in April but it had stood on the dealers forecourt for at least 6 months. Regards Terry Posted: 18 July 2008 6:30 AM Subject: RE: Fuel consumption Autocruise Vista Forum master Posts: 3257 Location: Shropshire.

#Peugeot autocruise vista review full#

I almost always travel with nearly full water tank and fuel tank, once the vehicle is going and you back off the accelerator pedal, cruise at 50 - 55 mph, vehicle weight doesn't seem to make much difference.

#Peugeot autocruise vista review pdf#

Libro Todo Negociable Herb Cohen Pdf there. I can get around 29 - 33 mpg depending on terrain from my current MH a 2Ltr Hdi. You should be able to average 29 - 32 mpg, if you drive around 50 - 55 mph, gentle accleration, into top gear as soon as possible, and drive well ahead keeping braking to a minimum. Hi Mrs Sea, I use to get from a Starfire 1.9td back in 2000, 27 mpg up and down the mountains, if I really did drive like the Mobil Economy run, really annoying everyone on the road behind me - I could get 35 mpg. Price of fuel these days it would be nice to get a few more miles per tank full! Other than driving carefully with a gentle foot on the accelerator, no top box, enough air in the tyres etc etc, is there anything else worth doing that might hike the miles up a bit? Many thanks Posted: 17 July 2008 11:17 PM Subject: RE: Fuel consumption Autocruise Vista Pillar of the forums Posts: 793 Location: Swindon, Bailey Pegasus 462. It seems a bit low to me for a low profile coach built under 16ft long without much gear in it.

Just wondered if anyone with an Autocruise Vista 2002 on a Peugeot 1.9 Diesel had any MPG figures for comparison? Does 25 MPG sound about right? Auto-Cruise Peugeot Vista The Vista is the only rear-door Autocruise motorhome and the shortest of the Autocruise models. The overcab bed is accessed by ladder and the front lounge can convert into a double b.

Coming in at below 6m, there should be no issues when touring. The Autocruise Vista is a compact four berth coachbuilt Motorhome built on a Peugeot Boxer chassis.

This coachbuilt motor home sleeps 2 and is based on a Peugeot Boxer chassis. The Autocruise Vista was manufactured by AutoCruise in 2000.