April 26, 201213 yr Can one drives a 1200cc car from Chiangmai to Bangkok..is it advisable...thanks..
April 26, 201213 yr You can do it in a 850cc engine if you had one 1200cc no problemo just check your oil levels, tyre pressure when you set off.
April 26, 201213 yr Very advisable i'd say as it will only cost you around 1500 baht. Bigger engine cars can be at least double that. Quicker of course with a bigger car - and a bit safer - but 1200cc is easily good enough for cruising along at 100 / 120, and at that speed, you are about as safe as you can be on a Thai highway.
April 27, 201213 yr With not 1 but 2 Nissan March cars, a CVT auto and a 5 spd. and no less than 30 trips Chiang Mai to BKK or Pattaya in the. The March 3 cyl. engine does just fine. at 100 kph I average just under 20 kpl with A/C on and best is 26 kpl. On 1 rush trip i went nearly 140 kph most of the way enjoy your trip !
April 27, 201213 yr I did a 650 km trip in Brazil in a 1000cc car. No problem. As Nike would say "Just do it"
April 28, 201213 yr Change oil and filter then off you go. What about the M Roy Ha-Sip? You got me now 'ol chum, what's M Roy 50. Sorry, got yet another hangover.
April 28, 201213 yr Nowadays a 1.2 car is as powerful as a mid range car from 20 years ago (Golf III 1.8 : 75hp) and probably more secure (abs, airbags...).
April 28, 201213 yr Change oil and filter then off you go. What about the M Roy Ha-Sip? You got me now 'ol chum, what's M Roy 50. Sorry, got yet another hangover.
April 28, 201213 yr Change oil and filter then off you go. What about the M Roy Ha-Sip? You got me now 'ol chum, what's M Roy 50. Sorry, got yet another hangover. Oh, M-150.
April 28, 201213 yr Change oil and filter then off you go. What about the M Roy Ha-Sip? You got me now 'ol chum, what's M Roy 50. Sorry, got yet another hangover. Thanks Semper. Sounds like Transam you could use a bottle or two...
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