We're towing a Honda Element now (automatic). It's just a CRV with a different box. Used to tow a Subaru Forrester and Outback (standard shifts). All three of these are great toads and are pretty light at around 3,400#.
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Although I can’t recommend a vehicle I found this link helpful for Dinghy Towing when we were considering a Class C.
Starting with 2018 and going back to 2000, you can click on each year separately then scroll down several pages for a nice list of vehicles for that year. You do have to scroll a ways down to get a spreadsheet like listing but it will have details for each vehicle.
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2010 Toyota Tundra DC SR5 5.7l 4x4
2020 Grand Design Imagine XLS 22MLE
Andersen WDH 2018 Rockwood Mini Lite 2104s 2014 Jayco x17z Hybrid
our automatic '14 Fiesta and '14 Focus have been dreams to tow... just put it in neutral and go! They are inexpensive 4-door vehicles that are front wheel drive automatics... Ford makes them very easy to use 4-down. Nice.
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The Turners...
'07 Rockwood Signature Ultralight...
two Campers and two Electric cars : )
I flat tow a 2011 Jeep Wrangler 2D with 3” lift and 30” tires without a problem. It’s a personal preference, but we off-road in the mountains and desert and take the tops of at the beach. The Wrangler is a great flat toad.
Second on the dinghy listing above. Personally we traded our 2012 Jeep Liberty that was towable 4 down on a new Hyundai Elantra sport. Much better gas mileage, 4 door, and 1,700 lbs less than the Liberty was.
The question is which vehicles can you tow? And then your next question is of those vehicles what kind of ride do you want ? We had a 2015 Jeep Wrangler but could not stand the highway ride... it was a white knuckle drive in a cross wind much like the motorhome. So we got rid of it...we know have a Suzuki grand Vatara and it’s an easy tow and a nice highway ride too
The question is which vehicles can you tow? And then your next question is of those vehicles what kind of ride do you want ? We had a 2015 Jeep Wrangler but could not stand the highway ride... it was a white knuckle drive in a cross wind much like the motorhome. So we got rid of it...we know have a Suzuki grand Vatara and it’s an easy tow and a nice highway ride too
We have a Suzuki Grand Vitara. Very easy to pull with all wheels down. This Vitara is a 4x4 which allows us the ability to go off road. It is also one of our daily drivers. Great vehicle to tow.
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