Campervans

The United 4 motorhome certainly has enough grunt to handle the mountain roads and long downhill runs of Wanaka

Tranztec RV may be a new name, but the quality and finish behind its Luxury Tourer motorhome is testament to the experience and dedication of the company’s owners

Up till now, if you wanted to own a KEA camper, you had to choose from one of the many ex-rental options. Not anymore. Here is the brand’s first model specific to the private buyer.

They’re small and relatively humble compared to the Volkswagen or Mercedes-based campers now popular, but Vanco’s cleverly designed and well-built campers are reason to fall in love again

CiMunroe Ltd has launched another new product into the retail market, the Mercedes-based two-berth HAAST unit, which is aimed at the small to middle-range new motorhome buyers with $100,000 plus to spend

Auckland’s RoadCraft has extended its range of adventure-oriented motorhomes with the launch of the new Base Jumper L4 – a package crammed with trail-blazing features and built on a Volkswagen chassis

When surveying the second-hand motorhome market, it pays not to discount the ex-rental units, like this VW Getaway that has had a makeover from Maui

We take a look at this very tidy 1995 model Toyota Hiace

We take a look at one of Vanco’s latest bus fit-outs

VIDEO: The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter diesel is a popular base vehicle for motorhomes, and Mercedes-Benz NZ delivers them to manufacturers and custom builders throughout New Zealand

The Warwick panel van conversion has so many useful features, it has obviously been thought out by people who don’t just design motorhomes, but use them as well

RoadCraft's BaseJumper is for adrenalin junkies -- those who like to push the limits -- in comfort, of course