Ford kuga 2ltr awd

Check both car and van weights as the kuga is not a very heavy car and the twin axle bailey may be over the recommend towing ratio. 

https://towcar.info/

i was interested in a kuga  but just looked at towcar.info with a twin wheel bailey it looks to heavy . so i think i will keep with my touareg she can pull anything and so comfortable 

3 litre V6 diesels will pull anything. love mine. 

Assume you mean the 180 version? It’s what we have, and I don’t doubt it’s powerful enough to tow the Bailey, but for safety’s sake, I wouldn’t.

We have a 2016 Titanium X 180 Auto, and tow a Bailey Unicorn Valencia (single axle) with ease, but I wouldnt want to to tow anything heavier.

My advice is either a bigger car, or a smaller caravan

Hi tow twin axle bailey with ford kuga towed to south of France in 2019 and back no problems Cornwall last year no problems lots of other trips it is fitted with ford factory fit tow bar so has trailer control and caravan has act control fitted is well in manafactors towing limits 

Manufacturers towing limits are completely different to my towing limits.

Many manufacturers will give a 2000kg tow limit on their vehicles which if often higher than the actual weight of the vehicle

And as noted in the latest Mayday/Green flag information

I quote "we. will cover it when the caravan/trailer when loaded and weighs no more than the empty weight of the vehicle towing it

Caravan weight is les than car approximately 95% so still in line with both clubs advice up to 100% for experience drivers towing caravans and I find twin axle more stable on the road than single axle

I have towed a twin axle caravan extensively at 96% of the cars (Antara) mass in service.

This included trips through Europe to Northern Italy, down to Provence and in the UK up to the highlands and down to Cornwall.

I wouldn't hesitate to do the same again though I currently tow a lighter 'van with a 2wd 2 litre 150ps Kuga.

As long as you are legal, within manufacturer limits then it is no problem.

Of course you will always find people who don't agree and will tut tut at you for doing so but invariably this will be people who have never done it and slavishly stick to the 85% 'rule', despite that being the one recommended for inexperienced towers.