Campervans

When every dollar counts, it’s hard to go past this entry-level campervan. Bill Savidan reports.

A new addition to the Elddis motorhome line-up, the Autoquest CV60 has a surprisingly spacious interior that includes a double bed. Malcolm Street takes a closer look.

In two years, CI’s Kyros Duo Elite is little changed. The latest version retains its excellent layout, functional storage and stylish touches, says Bill Savidan.

Thanks to its manoeuvrability and useful interior space, the Carado Vlow 600 van conversion scores highly on Malcolm Street’s motorhome tick-list

MCD editor Claire Smith takes a look through the newly built Esprit ll campervan by Kiwi Autohomes

Malcolm Street may have found the perfect match for single motorhomers, the Benimar Benivan 120

Kiwi couples looking to downsize their leisure vehicle could consider the 2018 AutoHaus RV made by Leisure Line in Hamilton

With a user-friendly layout and some thoughtful touches from the manufacturer, the Jayco FD19 makes for an ideal home away from home

From weekday work wagon to weekend getaway van, the Kea Odyssey SWB offers a unique solution for finding that perfect work-life balance

Although fitted into a compact Fiat Ducato van, the CI Kyro Duo Prestige doesn’t compromise on its offerings

MCD review Hobby’s two-berth Vantana K60 van and the Premium 660WFU twin-axle caravan available in NZ

Bill Savidan finds out that the KEA Nomad 2+1 lives up to expectation