I tried the Volkswagen Amarok, it was a really nice car. It only has a 2 liter turbodiesel, but that thing puts out enough power to move it around nicely, and you can pull pretty heavy loads. The 4wd system was really nice too, that thing could take some pretty rough terrain.Quote:I too have a Caravan 2002. I wish I'd gotten the extended version like our last one and a V 6 engine. I use mine to haul chicken feed and lately a pallet or two. I used them to make a sturdier compost bins. Similar to this but mine is back up to a chain link fence and has a plywood back. I occasionally find them near by and will save them til I have enough to make something useful.
One thing that is easy for conversions, is that you can just do them instantly in google. I use Chrome as my browser, so I can just type the query straight in the address field. "5 liters per 100km in miles per gallon" or "1.68 euros per liter in USD per gallon" give you the conversions immediately. You can do the same for measurements, weights, volume etc. Usually I just do it in my head, but double conversions take a bit more thinking and the currency exchange rate might have changed a bit since I last looked it up. With google, you get the daily exchange rate for currency immediately instead.
