Warwick Duo 60th Anniversary

Hi. I'm considering the purchase of the above van. Just a little confused about the engine spec. Is the Peugeot engine fitted in this 2021 model a 165bhp or could it be a 118bhp? Thanks.

I don't think there's ever been a 118. My 2010 is a 120 and they've always got more powerful over the years.

I've seen 2 advertised as 118 bhp yet all the blurb, youtube etc refer to 165 bhp and never 118.

120bhp engine is rounded up from actual 118bhp
Similarly 130 is actual 128bhp
Might well be 120 and 130PS, but I don't understand that stuff.

We had the 140 in the Ducato variant. It was fine but I’d not fancy the lower powered 120.

We have 60th Anniversary Warwick Duo MQ the engine is the 140. Registration states Engine size 2300cc. Hope this helps

Are you happy with it? We're coming down from a 7m coach built.

We had the manual gearbox Warwick Duo before getting the MQ, So not much of a change with internal layout or size for us. However having the automatic is great. We have travelled through Italy, Switzerland and France with no problems. The external bbq point is handy. An ideal van for two.

In 2021, a Boxer will almost certainly be a 160 or 165bhp.

You don't say if it's manual or auto i.e. Boxer or Ducato
My boxer based 2017 Warwick Duo is 160bhp.  The current model is 165bhp (availability permitting).  I don't know the year that Pug went from 160 to 165.  Ducato's are usually lower power engines (140bhp).
I hear supply problems in 2023 with the 165bhp engine so I may be out of date.

A Marquis special may have a lower spec engine vs an AS, who specs the 60th Anniversary edition?

I assume it is an Autosleeper special, it was their 60th Anniversary. It's a Peugeot, so it's a manual.

Any 'special' features on the Anniversary edition will relate to the AS conversion and not the base vehicle. The base vehicle will be a normal Peugeot offering of some sort.

Establishing whether the engine is a 2 litre or 2.2 will enable you to research the variants. My thoughts are that it is likely to be underpowered if it is a 120 BHP. (I don't think Fiat and Peugeot had standardised their engines in 2021 but the Ducato was available as a 140, 160 or 180 2.3 at that time.)

You'd think it would be easy to get the answer to this question online. Autosleepers own advertising material from 2021 doesn't mention engine sizes, just gearbox options.

There are several listings on Google of the 60th anniversary Nuevo (it was also the 20th anniversary of the Nuevo) and they all appear to have Peugeot 2.3 litre 165bhp engines with manual gearboxes so I would presume the Warwick would also have the same engine as its the same base vehicle.

I bet it doesn't come with the really essential pull out ironing board like the original Warwick!

Why not input the reg number into one of those vehicle apps, I use “vehicle check” and it lists all the base vehicle specifications including power output.

if its the 2.0 engine its 160
if its the 2.2 engine its 165

….only if it’s the higher power version of the 2.0/2.2.

Ianod2023 wrote:Hi. I'm considering the purchase of the above van. Just a little confused about the engine spec. Is the Peugeot engine fitted in this 2021 model a 165bhp or could it be a 118bhp? Thanks.

Tinwheeler
what does it say yes 165 bhp that is used by A/S
nothing about higher or lower power version 
yes it  was asked could it be 118bhp 
the 2.2 is sold with a 120bhp 140bhp or the 165bhp

glyne lock wrote:
Tinwheeler
what does it say yes 165 bhp that is used by A/S
nothing about higher or lower power version 
yes it  was asked could it be 118bhp 
the 2.2 is sold with a 120bhp 140bhp or the 165bhp

I assume you meant to quote my post. 

You’ll find what you’ve said is pretty much what I and others have been saying.

Tinwheeler wrote:
I assume you meant to quote my post. 
NO

You’ll find what you’ve said is pretty much what I and others have been saying.

You did a good talk about the Ducato 2.3 but the person did not ask that 
i showed the quote what was asked

Message deleted,  no intention to join an argument.

Deleted by self.

Deleted in keeping with Paul's thoughts.

I leave it there.

Tinwheeler wrote:
Which was why I placed it in brackets as an aside. 

It is customary to quote the post of the person to whom you’re replying to avoid confusion. 

i showed your name so thats not good enough. if its giving you confusion you best give up 
i better google if thats customary  or a forum Rule or just a Twinwheeler Rule