Motorhomes

It may be called Swift, but the UK brand’s design whizzes have clearly mulled long and hard over the interior layout. As Bill Savidan discovers, it’s a stunner.

Shiny new motorhomes don’t fit everyone’s budget. Malcolm Street paid a visit to Auckland’s RV Super Centre to check out a used model KEA Breeze, and has a few purchasing tips

Malcolm Street checks out the latest offering from Avida, the very roomy Silverton built on a Mercedes-Benz base

Good looking, easy driving: Malcolm Street finds plenty to like in the newest B-class from Pilote

The name sounds Scottish but the new McLouis Fusion range is pure Italian style and craftsmanship

Malcolm Street takes a look at brand new Auto-Trail F72 and is impressed with the flexible options for couples and families

The Sunliner Switch S441 is positioned in the New Zealand marketplace as a mid-priced quality motorhome that teams Iveco rear wheel drive with solid construction and a modern well thought out interior

Kiwi motorhome maker TrailLite has unveiled a new flagship range. NZMCD's Ewan McDonald takes a look.

Bürstner enjoys a reputation for quality and innovation. One of its latest products is the T700, a compact, user-friendly motorhome with an efficient kitchen and flexible dining space.

NZMCD editor Claire Smith takes a look through one of the priciest new RVs to hit the New Zealand market

NZMCD's Malcolm Street is impressed by the style, flexibility, storage and technological advances displayed in the Action Everland R705

Part-French, part-Italian, the new-to-the-market Itineo is stylish, comfortable and out of the ordinary, says NZMCD reviewer Bill Savidan