Reviews
Accessories
Shifting into a 650-metre square warehouse in north Auckland feels slightly surreal for a husband-and-wife team that used to hold stock in the garage at home. Alexia Santamaria investigates how our love for accessories is creating booming business.
Motorhomes
Claire Smith discovers the Landmark Oakura 758X from TrailLite is a fine example of Kiwi-made excellence.
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.
Caravans
Paul Owen travelled to New Plymouth to check out the Swift Explorer 580, a British-made caravan that’s been tailored to meet the needs of our Kiwi landscape.
Motorhomes
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.
Caravans
Claire Smith takes a closer look at the new Apex HT-17 Expander caravan from Road Life.
Caravans
There’s often a question about what makes an ideal external length for a van designed for couples. Snowy River Caravans’ SRC21 model may well provide the answer, says Malcolm Street.
Campervans
Arguably the most iconic of brands, Volkswagen has a rich RV history. Paul Owen went to visit the whole family of campers to find out more.
Motorhomes
Paul Owen took a trip to the high life when he got an insight into the Mercedes-based Le Voyageur Heritage LVXH 8.7CF
Motorhomes
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.
Motorhomes
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.