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The problem mentioned earlier became evident when a morning tea stop was called by a fellow travelling companion in our 2-van convoy. The 3-way refrigerator in our caravan was not cooling. Also, a motorist called on a citizens band radio to inform us that when our brakes were applied the van’s indicator lights came on as well as the brake lights. Checking for short circuits in the van to no avail I then checked the wiring of the vehicle power socket. After morning tea in Murrurundi it was on to Gunnedah for lunch. Over the top of the Liverpool Ranges the Touareg V10 TDI put on a display of the attributes that make this a most desirable tow vehicle. It was over hill, over dale without any hesitation whatsoever with the bi-turbo pumping out power that would make Superman feel totally inadequate. Keeping the speedo needle on the advisory speed limit and the statute limit in the slow lane over the ranges not a vehicle overtook this fire snorting monster. It was a different story on the plains however with the rubber-neckers going by open mouthed, doing in excess of 140 km/h, just to clear the rig.
Foreign readers should note that the average Australian driver will do what ever it takes to overtake a caravan. The V10 VW has a staggering 750 Nm of torque at 2,000 rpm and power is rated at 230 kW at 4,000 rpm. Taking a quick look at the competitors, you promptly determine there is not another diesel 4x4 on the Australian market, at present, which comes close to the torque rating of the Touareg V10 TDI. There is no doubt in my mind that the V10 would tow a van up to 3,500 kgs with excessive ease. One might expect high fuel consumption whilst towing a caravan, with a vehicle this powerful. But this was not to be. Although a fuel usage test was not conducted, our rough calculations suggest about 13 litres per 100 kms was achieved. Impressive, oh yes, as my old 4.2 litre oil burner used 18 litres per 100 kms when towing the same caravan. Towing the 18’ van was not a problem as it tracked behind the 5.0 litre V10 well, not getting away from the tow vehicle at any time. A 4 bar stabiliser system was used, as this was considered more than adequate given the tow capabilities of the Touareg V10. The team left Moree after a few days and headed eastward to Inverell, where it was planned to stay for some sapphire fossicking expeditions. Around Inverell, most trips were on gravel roads to the fossicking areas which the VW Touareg handled well, although we did not have the van following us. No doubt in my mind, though, that the loose surface would not cause any sort of problem with towing. So how did the team rate this tow test? Well, 10 out of 10 was the only figure that came to mind.
