Motorhomes

It takes a quality motorhome to clock up 100,000-plus km and look as good as its newer counterparts. Bill Savidan marvels at a Euro-built model unravaged by time

Last month, Claire popped in to take a look through the latest Rapido models to arrive at Paul and Rochelle Cook's RnRV dealership

Malcolm Street finds little to argue with in the Autoquest CV20, another compact motorhome conversion

The French-built Sensation may be small, but she’s got plenty of class, says Malcolm Street

Auckland manufacturer Action glide smoothly from rental to retail with the Everland, their new model for motorhome buyers… and reviewer Malcolm Street is soldn

Malcolm Street finds a German-built motorhome which is definitely worth a closer look

Compact, stylish, and tidy. The Sunliner Pinto 412 from Road Life is a fine example of clever use of space, to accentuate style and comfort. MCD editor Claire Smith reviews.

Fancy a fling with a cute little Spaniard? Many Kiwis do, writes Ewan McDonald

Looking for something that’s a breeze to drive, store and manoeuvre? The Roller Team Auto-Roller 747 has your name on it, says Bill Savidan

Bill Savidan finds a motorhome with generous interior space that isn’t designed for cramming with ‘stuff’… giving you space to breathe and unwind

Compact and user-friendly, the T-Line 590 is the ideal entry-level motorhome, writes Bill Savidan

Single-minded? Auto-Trail’s innovative Imala 734 might be the motorhome for you, writes Ewan McDonald