What can our Kia Sorento tow?
We are thinking about getting a small, lightweight trailer, either a hard-side or a hybrid. Pop-ups are not an option. We have a Kia Sorento SUV with a towing capacity of 3500 lbs. From what we can...
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No, but good friends have offered to keep the trailer on their property, about five miles away.
We want to keep this as simple as possible, so we're thinking that we can find something we like for no more than 22'. We saw some R-pods yesterday that looked good, and my husband found some nice used units at good prices... in Arkansas. Considering that we started talking about a pop-up or 17' hybrid, we find our conversations creeping upward into the 25'-slider-gotta-have-a-sofa-and-a-3-burner-stove-and-wouldn't-it-be-fun-to-have-an-island? range, so we keep going back to our list of the items we absolutely must have (a walk-around queen or twin beds,) those we'd like to have but it's OK if we don't (slider,) and the items we're not interested in paying extra for (TV.) This may take a while!
We bought a used Class A about six years ago. I adored it - it was very basic, no sliders or bells or whistles, but comfortable. But my husband, who is 73 and a total mechanoboob, was so nervous every time we went anywhere that I suggested that we sell it a year later. We did and he breathed a HUGE sigh of relief. That's one reason we want to keep it simple.
We want to keep this as simple as possible, so we're thinking that we can find something we like for no more than 22'. We saw some R-pods yesterday that looked good, and my husband found some nice used units at good prices... in Arkansas. Considering that we started talking about a pop-up or 17' hybrid, we find our conversations creeping upward into the 25'-slider-gotta-have-a-sofa-and-a-3-burner-stove-and-wouldn't-it-be-fun-to-have-an-island? range, so we keep going back to our list of the items we absolutely must have (a walk-around queen or twin beds,) those we'd like to have but it's OK if we don't (slider,) and the items we're not interested in paying extra for (TV.) This may take a while!
We bought a used Class A about six years ago. I adored it - it was very basic, no sliders or bells or whistles, but comfortable. But my husband, who is 73 and a total mechanoboob, was so nervous every time we went anywhere that I suggested that we sell it a year later. We did and he breathed a HUGE sigh of relief. That's one reason we want to keep it simple.
