Petrol 4Wd Manual Suv

[barnaclebill58]

I have trawled through all the cars on the market but I just can't find a petrol 4WD (doesn't have to be permanent) SUV with manual transmission. The reason for wanting petrol is that I understand that all the diesel clean air filters etc may be expensive to replace after a few years.
Can anyone help, please?

[Zacs-Master]

Honda CRV.

[hc4361]

Hyundai ix35

[hc4361]

Hyundai Tucson

[sunny-dave]

Audi Q5 - I've got one - it's great

[sunny-dave]

http://tinyurl.com/ncclxcy

[sunny-dave]

Use Autotrader to find what you want - use your own postcode (I just stuck in a London one), set how far you are willing to travel, and then fiddle with the age and price and mileage settings :

http://tinyurl.com/osescx7

[barnaclebill58]

According to the Hyundai website, the 4wd models are diesel. Ditto the Tucson.
The Q5 is a bit too expensive for me but I'll look into the CRV
Thanks all

[Baldric]

Yeti

[ubasses]

Mazda x3
Mitsabushi hybrid

[TWR]

Not right Barn, the filter can be bought from different outlets, you just have to search, the thing with a petrol 4cx4 it's heavy, pulls a lot of weight around 15cwt up to a ton, providing you use ( In my opinion) good fuel, what I mean by that, not supermarket fuel ( but each to their own choice) have the filters changed at the correct time ( Service) myself, I always drop the oils / filters every 5000, but that's my choice, I'm not made of money but it's cheaper changing the oil than changing the engine, If you purchase a 4x4 make sure it has history & stamped, if the belt if has been changed, If you are not good with Mechics get someone to go with you, you get trouble with 4x4s you are talking about big money, if unsure, walk away, be aware of "side of the road dealers" there is to a point, no comeback, have a look at supermarket notice boards, ebay, or any site that deal with 4x4 only.

[hc4361]

Tuscon 4 WD manual petrol
http://www.awbmotorcompany.co.uk/used-HYUNDAI-TUCSON-Dukinfield-Cheshire-661272

Both the ix35 and the tuscon are on the Hyundai website in the config you want. Click pricing and scroll down.

[Captain2]

Nissan X-Trail does it for me (2wd, 4wd and 4wd when it needs it)