[QUOTE=glen_ep;514729]I really don't understand why you are thinking this way. Petrol & diesel is available all over the country.
Diesels with trailers in the outback commonly use well over 20L/100km so you'll be taking extra fuel just as the petrol guys do... and when you arrive at the next station, you'll find a petrol pump right besides the diesel...." END QUOTE
REALLY - I have just completed 14,848 kms towing a 1.3 tonne camper trailer and averaged 13l/100 kms. Worst I got was 16 when in the Flinders Ranges and in 4x4 mode and sometimes 15 when driving above 115 km in the NT. Best I got was a consistent 12.7
Diesels with trailers in the outback commonly use well over 20L/100km so you'll be taking extra fuel just as the petrol guys do... and when you arrive at the next station, you'll find a petrol pump right besides the diesel...." END QUOTE
REALLY - I have just completed 14,848 kms towing a 1.3 tonne camper trailer and averaged 13l/100 kms. Worst I got was 16 when in the Flinders Ranges and in 4x4 mode and sometimes 15 when driving above 115 km in the NT. Best I got was a consistent 12.7
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