Motorhomes

Sporting snazzy 16-inch mag wheels, cool LED driving lights and an elegant two-tone paint job, the low-profile exterior of the new 7.43-metre Magis 66P motorhome is but a foretaste of the stylish and distinctive layout that awaits within.

Motorhomes Caravans & Destinations reviews two similar Bürstner models that will each appeal to different buyers.

There's a new kid on the block: the new Tiffin Allegro Breeze 32BR from USA Direct.

Many examples of the sumptuous 8.15-metre custom-built tourer from Whakatane's Coastal Motorhomes can be found on New Zealand roads. But none are quite like the latest model, the Paragon.

Bill Savidan reviews the latest release from TrailLite's classy Landmark series.

Auto Trail's 2015 Tracker EKS comes with a number of upgrades which enhance this popular motorhome's appeal for couples. Most are aesthetic changes, but buyers with an adventurous bent will be pleased with the bigger wheels – much better for going bush.

The Dethleffs Globetrotter XLi looked a wee bit like a cartoon cat as it sat in the shade on a hot sunny day waiting to be reviewed.

With so many impressive caravans and motorhomes of all shapes and sizes tested throughout the year, Motorhomes, Caravans & Destinations' team of testers had the daunting task of choosing their top picks.

Bill Savidan found the hidden appeal of the Ci Sinfonia motorhome was how much it could stow away.

German motorhome manufacturer Bürstner celebrated its 55th anniversary recently with the release of some limited edition models, all sporting a host of free extras. Peta Stavelli took one of Burstner's birthday models – the Nexxo 55 T685 – for a Coromandel test drive and it came up trumps.

The six-berth Escape from British manufacturer Swift is sure to find favour with families looking for a practical and roomy vehicle for a great getaway.