Motorhomes

The Allisee Continental Elite is functional, pleasant and well laid-out, but it is also a striking example of a modern autohome

Luxury is synonomous with lots of things. A 1993 Nissan UA510 Hospital bus however, isn’t usually one.

With a well-thought out specification, contemporary looks and versatile, everyday practicality, the Auto-Sleeper Gloucester is an excellent choice

Obvious build quality and convenient layout are traditional cornerstones of Trail-lite motorhomes and the Piha 800 is no exception

Don’t be fooled by this little two-berth – it packs a lot of space and heaps of punch

Richard Booth, owner of Diamond Motorhomes, uses tried and true design and traditional building methods to create his “built-my-way” motorhomes

The Kon-Tiki 669 is a full-size RV with a large variety of luxury and safety features

Made in New Zealand, the Explorer Compass is not the largest motorhome around, but this 4WD base vehicle has a great deal of versatility for the best off-road experience

This 2003 Ford Transit 5.5m motorhome was manufactured for the Pacific Horizon rental fleet and has now been released to the second-hand market

Rimor’s new Sailer 687 TC will appeal to explorers in many ways, but particularly for the cavernous locker at the back of the vehicle. It’s perfect for carrying bicycles, an inflatable dinghy or even a motorbike.

Trail-lite Motorhomes has focused on a practical, affordable motorhome with the release of its new Basecamp 650 and 730 models

The Longreach is an impressive package and offers a great deal to those planning to spend long periods of time on the road