Affordable high-end vehicles with towing capabilities: our favorite choices showcased
In the world of luxury cars, finding a model that's not only stylish but also capable of towing a tourer can be a challenge. Here, we take a look at several budget luxury cars for towing, starting with the Kia Rexton K50.
The Rexton, priced at £46,250, offers a robust diesel engine that handles big tourers with ease. Its four-wheel drive option provides reassuringly secure towing, making it a reliable choice for those who need a tow car. While it may not be the most polished or refined SUV for towing, the Rexton is quick and stable as a tow car, offering good stability during towing, although it may not cover more than 100 miles in winter.
The Rexton's towing limit is an impressive 3500kg, making it one of the few vehicles that come close to the 'lb per £' basis. However, it requires a sensible car/caravan match to ensure a smooth towing experience.
Next up, we have the Genesis Electrified GV70 AWD Dual Motor Sport, priced at £65,105. This electric SUV offers a petrol version priced from £42,370. Although its kerbweight is higher at 2310kg, it still manages a towing limit of 1800kg. The GV70 is a stable tow car, with strong performance and good stability at speed.
The Volkswagen Multivan, with a towing limit of 2000kg, is another budget luxury car worth considering. Used Multivans for sale start from around £44,000. The car offers plenty of space for passengers and features sliding seats and a storage unit that moves up and down the cabin.
The Volvo XC40, with a kerbweight of 1688kg and a towing limit of 2000kg, is another compact SUV that performs well as a tow car. The XC40 B4 Core is priced at £39,351, while the more affordable Volvo XC40 Extreme has a price of £20,595.
Lastly, the Dacia Jogger, priced at £20,595 for the Extreme model, is a budget-friendly option for those looking for a car that can handle towing. Despite its lower price point, the Jogger offers a towing limit of 1200kg and respectable traction for a front-wheel-drive car.
In conclusion, each of these budget luxury cars for towing offers unique advantages and disadvantages. Whether you're looking for a robust SUV like the Rexton or a more compact option like the Volvo XC40, there's a car here to suit your needs. However, it's important to remember that a sensible car/caravan match is crucial for a smooth towing experience.
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