Motorhomes

Transtec is one of those low-profile brands. It's been around for 15 years now, quietly beavering away in Thames. Among its devoted followers, however, it has a much higher profile and with good reason, writes Bill Savidan, who reviews the Transtec Duet Tourer.

Take a brief tour of the Explorer Navigator motorhome in this video.

Dethleffs' latest Magic Edition is a blend of its Low-Profile and A-Class siblings — a striking motorhome, sumptuously appointed and bristling with innovation.

Stepping up from entry-level two-berth vehicles, Peta Stavelli takes the top-end Swift Bolero for a spin and finds a taste of luxury is very easy to swallow.

Peta Stavelli road tests the entry level thl Navigator and finds a little beauty that goes a long way – fast.

UK motorhome builder Auto Trail scored an immediate success with the release of its Tracker range in 2012. So it's unsurprising that this year's Auto Trail Tracker RB has enjoyed only minor upgrades.

The Australian-built Avida Esperance is well-known on our shores as a well-engineered, spacious motorhome that offers buyers a lot of options and features. The latest arrival has a different layout from any of those already in New Zealand — and the change may find a receptive audience.

Bill Savidan took the elegant Burford Duo for a spin and found it not only looks good, but it also drives like a charm.

After doing his homework, Bill Savidan is intrigued to find the compact Benimar Mileo 202 offers so much more than expected.

A guaranteed head-turner, Dethleffs’ new Globebus i4 is a stylish motorhome that’s easy on the eye. The best views, however, are from behind the wheel – looking through the glorious, panoramic windscreen.