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ksebruce · 20-11-2009, 18:41

I have a 2008 2.3 x250 and it is the best driving Euro van bar none. It is unbelievably stable in all conditions. The torque is fantastic, you can almost stop at a roundabout and pull away effortlessly in third. Yes mine has the dreaded reverse judder and am awaiting Fiat to sort it out. I take the view "how often and how far do you reverse a motorhome?" At the end of the day the benefits outway the downfalls in my view. I have had two of the older 2ltr and 2.3 Fiats and they were also good albeit not as stable as the x250 as it has a wider chassis. Would I buy another Yes

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ksebruce Funster Funster No : 26 Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Carlton in Cleveland About Me: Been motorhoming for 5 years now. Was a shift manager for Corus (British Steel) now retired. Interests: Motorhoming, walking photography MH Type: A Class MH Model: Itineo LB690 Years Motorhoming: 5 years Posts: 1,729 Thanks: 262 Thanked 368 Times in 218 Posts	I have a 2008 2.3 x250 and it is the best driving Euro van bar none. It is unbelievably stable in all conditions. The torque is fantastic, you can almost stop at a roundabout and pull away effortlessly in third. Yes mine has the dreaded reverse judder and am awaiting Fiat to sort it out. I take the view "how often and how far do you reverse a motorhome?" At the end of the day the benefits outway the downfalls in my view. I have had two of the older 2ltr and 2.3 Fiats and they were also good albeit not as stable as the x250 as it has a wider chassis. Would I buy another Yes __________________ Ken n Steph You can't have a rainbow without rain!