Motorhomes

Paul Owen reviews the Kea Platinum, a New Zealand-made motorhome that’s proved its mettle by its sheer reliability, practicality and driving ease.
Paul Owen discovers the Hymer ML-T 580 from Wilderness Motorhomes rivals many RVs in double the price bracket for 4x4 bespoke quality and toughness.
Paul Owen discovers the Chausson 640 is quite the tardis, with a lot more room than might be expected in a van of this size.
French motorhome group, Pilote, celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, so it’s timely to look back on the humble origins of France’s second-largest motorhome manufacturer and see how far it has come, says Paul Owen.
If interior space is important but you’re looking for a touch of European class and a motorhome built on a robust chassis, the all-new 2023 Jayco Optimum MS.24-4 could be just the ticket, writes Randall Johnston.
Paul Owen reviews a motorhome that took its name from the bravest of animals, that shows as much dedication to excellence as its namesake.
With a proud German history, the Carado T459 has a lot to offer the discerning motorhomer. MCD reviewer Paul Owen takes a deep dive into this luxury vehicle.
The Navigator is the motorhome equivalent of a Range Rover or a Toyota Land Cruiser among SUVs. It delivers impeccable build quality in a refined package, with some outstanding driving dynamics and ease of use. From river crossings to freedom camping, this smart all-rounder will take you anywhere, writes Paul Owen.
If interior space is important but you still want a motorhome built on a reasonably compact chassis, Randall Johnson says the all new 2022 Jayco Optimum FA.25-3 is definitely worth a closer look.