Campervans

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

When Peta Stavelli clapped eyes on the Kea Nomad it was love at first sight, but like all good romances, there were some small potholes along the way. Check out her review.

The wildly popular Roadcraft Base Jumper has proved itself time and again. The recently launched S2 from TrailLite has already received its first award. Check out this review.

Closing the series of feature tests on entry-level two-berth campervans, Peta Stavelli saves the smallest, and one of the smartest, until last. Introducing the RoadCraft BaseJumper.

Looking for locally made? Bill Savidan pronounces TrailLite's latest a little bit of luxury for discerning buyers.

In a strategic departure from its traditional lineup, UK motorhome manufacturer Auto-Trail has introduced of a new range of smaller, lighter, and more compact vehicles – the V-line series.

If you're serious about enjoying the champagne lifestyle, and you've only got a beer budget to spend, you should consider the Mercedes Benz Sprinter 311 CDI.