Reviews

Trying before you buy is always a great advantage. If you’re about to take the plunge into motorhome ownership, renting a vehicle you think might fit the bill is a wise move. And if you’re after a two-berth camper with plenty of room, the Britz Trailblazer is a great place to start, writes Cameron Officer.
If you’re in the marketplace for a lightweight, mid-sized caravan, consider the nine layout options offered by Jurgens Lunagazer, Peta Stavelli writes.
Among their many other attributes, Auto Trail’s motorhomes deliver a drive relatively free of noisy creaks thanks to a quality build process. Proving there’s always room for improvement though, the 2013 models lift rattle suppression to an even higher standard.
Peta Stavelli took to the hills of Hurunui with a Swift Sundance from Iconic Motorhomes in Christchurch and found five-star luxury and performance.
Along with the launch of the new brand Avida comes the Esperance Range of elite motorhomes. Peta Stavelli checks out the elegant C7934.
With two slide-out modules, there’s more than meets the eye with the new Jayco Optimum. Bill Savidan finds out if bigger is actually better.
Hot, sunny, calm days without end… The Oxford 55 has Bill Savidan recalling, and relishing, memories of his childhood summers…
While Germany’s Dethleffs is Europe’s largest (and one of its oldest) motorhome manufacturers, its vehicles are relatively unknown in this part of the world. Happily, that is about change following the appointment of an Auckland-based dealer. The wait, writes Lawrence Schäffler, has been well worth it.
Bill Savidan gets the lowdown on towing the new range of lightweight caravans.
With some initial trepidation Peta Stavelli took New Zealand’s first Brevio T600 for a spin on its new home turf.