Caravans
If you’re looking for a caravan that’s big on precision construction but low on sheer weight, Paul Owen found a pair of Sprite Major caravans in Nelson that could be just the job.
Reviews
Caravans
Paul Owen goes back to the future as he takes a wander through a new teardrop caravan that takes inspiration from some century-old aerodynamic mastery.
Caravans
Paul Owen headed to Taupō in search of a classy caravan that also has the technology to handle New Zealand roads with style. He found it in the form of the Dethleffs Nomad 560FMK.
Motorhomes
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.
Camper Trailers
MCD reviewer Randall Johnston discovers how Kohi Campers’ Northstar Hardwall 600 ATV slide-on camper and LDV dual cab 4x4 ute can be seamlessly combined to reveal a world of possibilities.
Motorhomes
It’s big, beautiful, and it even has room to pack a small car into the garage. Claire Smith takes a look at the luxurious new Morelo Palace 90G.
Motorhomes
With a host of nifty extras included as standard, the Jayco 2022 Optimum IV.25-5B is all about comfort and luxury. Claire Smith takes a closer look.
Caravans
A great layout, quality materials, and stylish to boot… the latest offering from the Dethleffs Beduin Scandinavia range looks to be a winner for Kiwis, says Claire Smith.
Camper Trailers
Roomy and robust, Paul Owen discovers that the Bivouac Kākāpō trailer camper is ready for anything.
Motorhomes
MCD writer and RV expert Paul Owen knows more about recreational vehicles than most. He explains why he put his money where his mouth is with the Volkswagen Grand California 600.
Caravans
Looking tough and glamorous at the same time is possible – as proven by the four-berth, seven-metre Victory Luxe 704 NZ caravan which impresses MCD reviewer Randall Johnston in its functionality, high-end features, specifications and out-and-out style.
Caravans
Australian built caravans like the Avida Topaz have gained something of a niche in New Zealand in recent years. There are some good reasons for that, says MCD reviewer Malcolm Street.
