I get jealous watching these videos from North America. We can't seem to add that much counter space in a Class C nevermind a van. Europe, Australia and South Africa keep showing what can be done, but North American manufacturers just won't see it. The drop down beds is another great example. Of course, this van doesn't have those but still, that counter space, a microwave AND an actual oven all in a van...
And yet, over this side of the pond, there are very few slideouts! I have always been so tempted to import from the USA or Canada, but wait in hope that they may realise the potential over here!
@@Steve264511 I guess it's personal preference. I'm not a fan of slideouts as it simply adds more interior space (and weight), which if I'm camping I want less of. Australian and South African manufacturers don't even bother with full kitchens indoors on most campers, as they see that camping is about being outdoors. That fits with my sensibilities. Maybe we should trade places?!
If I had one of those instead of a place in Spain I wouldn`t feel as cheated as I do. The UK has got some fantastic places to visit. The motorhome would have seen me holidaying not grumbling about not being able to get to the house we`re retiring too for the past fifteen months. Great tour Nick as per usual. I feel a bank loan coming on... Got to get to on holiday somehow.
Very smartly designed and nicely equipped at what is, to me, an amazing price! 65K pounds = 90K USD . I can't think of any North American Class-B motorhome that you can buy for under 100K in fact many of them are pushing the 200K mark. This Class-B has it all including attractive external styling.
Vans are now getting to a level where they are all excellent and this is no exception. Good for 4, perfect for 2. Excellent tour as per usual, thank you. Take care. 👍👍👍🚖🛻🚕🚗🚙🏎🏍⚓☠🏴☠️😎
Hi Nick, not the best one, didn't notice any hanging storage, just all little cubby holes, for the price could be better, this is my first negative comment, seems funny writing this.
If there were two couples, or two adults and two children, then some sort of curtain or divider is needed for when people want to get undressed for bed, etc. The washroom is too small for that. For that size of vehicle, I'd like to see a shower with own door/divider to keep toilet dry.
Interesting to see (great review as usual Nick). Until recently we accepted britstop ( free parking for campers as long as they eat and drink in the hotel/bar/restaurant). Unfortunately several owners of this style of camper frequently chose to use the car park for a loo rather than their comfy looking loo in their van. Im surprised that loo and shower are so spacious.
Lacks invention for me considering the price point. A drop down bed or side pods for width way sleeping might be better. At £75,000 just purchase a motorhome!
Probably the best part of this one is the kitchen. It's rare to see a van conversion where the entire kitchen countertop isn't comprised of the cutting board covering the sink...
Not bad for short-term use, but would prefer configuring the back to include a garage. I'd also sacrifice a little kitchen space to include either a pull-out pantry, or a wardrobe.
It's a nice layout, but why do many of these motor homes run by Fiat? I feel like their drivers interior is a decade old used low quality plastic bits and tech
The benches in the back have curved raised portion on the outer edge, when you put a filler in between you end up with VERY uncomfortable bed to sleep on, it is not flat. The fact is that you can not have a comfortable seat and comfortable bed.
Lol I was busy and only half paying attention so I heard 6.3liter and I was like oooooohh boy that's nice😳 then he said 160hp and I was like oh wait that's wasn't the engine that was 6.3 liters. 🤣🤣
Great video as usual, but as for the van I'm afraid it's not much good for anything other than long weekends, that seating area in the rear is a total waste of space. For nearly £65,000 I would expect a drop-down bed, this is a camper, not a motorhome, making up a bed every night and finding storage for all of your bedding would become problematic over a week or two. This van is basically set up for campsites only so you may as well save yourself a shedload of money and get a motorhome with separate garage, lounge and bedroom areas for less than that price.
Imagine if we had many more marinas with residential moorings and many more camping spots, it could bring a new dimension to working from home… but of course the government and councils would say no, they demand their revenue from council tax and other developers ‘costs’ and even according to the Bank of England, the economy is over reliant and held bound to a high priced housing market, too much debt is leveraged on the house prices, I vote for a live aboard yacht 🛥 boat and a camper van 🚐 any day 😁
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I get jealous watching these videos from North America. We can't seem to add that much counter space in a Class C nevermind a van. Europe, Australia and South Africa keep showing what can be done, but North American manufacturers just won't see it. The drop down beds is another great example. Of course, this van doesn't have those but still, that counter space, a microwave AND an actual oven all in a van...
And yet, over this side of the pond, there are very few slideouts! I have always been so tempted to import from the USA or Canada, but wait in hope that they may realise the potential over here!
@@Steve264511 I guess it's personal preference. I'm not a fan of slideouts as it simply adds more interior space (and weight), which if I'm camping I want less of. Australian and South African manufacturers don't even bother with full kitchens indoors on most campers, as they see that camping is about being outdoors. That fits with my sensibilities. Maybe we should trade places?!
Agreed!
Nice little way to get away for the weekend. Thank you Nick.
Great little get away vehicle. Working with smaller spaces always seems to bring interesting innovation.
This one is awesome.... Loved your Short and crisp commentary....
And thank you Nick for this nice and roomy Auto Sleeper Fairford a impressed show thank you again
If I had one of those instead of a place in Spain I wouldn`t feel as cheated as I do. The UK has got some fantastic places to visit. The motorhome would have seen me holidaying not grumbling about not being able to get to the house we`re retiring too for the past fifteen months. Great tour Nick as per usual. I feel a bank loan coming on... Got to get to on holiday somehow.
Very smartly designed and nicely equipped at what is, to me, an amazing price! 65K pounds = 90K USD . I can't think of any North American Class-B motorhome that you can buy for under 100K in fact many of them are pushing the 200K mark. This Class-B has it all including attractive external styling.
I enjoyed watching the Video Review. One of the best looking Campervans particularly the Interior design
Vans are now getting to a level where they are all excellent and this is no exception. Good for 4, perfect for 2.
Excellent tour as per usual, thank you. Take care. 👍👍👍🚖🛻🚕🚗🚙🏎🏍⚓☠🏴☠️😎
Much appreciated!
I saw the x95 parked in the Dart today 😁😁, even more stunning in real life and the black makes it look smaller and more compact but gorgeous too. 👍👍😁😁
That's a great Motor home.. Space usage is perfect
Wonderful van for 4.. looks good and stunning.. and looking Dashing Nick Sir..
Absolutely Fascinating!
Very compact motor home, fantastic
These types of van were sub 50k not so long back, covid it seems has raised the prices.
Hi Nick. Lots of fine details, great use of interior colours and fabrics. A comfortable cruiser. Great walkthrough video tour thanks 😊
Glad you enjoyed it
@@MOTAHOLIC Always do Nick.
Great weekend away jump in and go got all you need
Thank you so much 🌻
You are so welcome
Just awesome … great looking van
Great lights
Hi Nick, not the best one, didn't notice any hanging storage, just all little cubby holes, for the price could be better, this is my first negative comment, seems funny writing this.
I like these trailers and I wish I could get one like it
Excellent! Thanks!
If there were two couples, or two adults and two children, then some sort of curtain or divider is needed for when people want to get undressed for bed, etc. The washroom is too small for that. For that size of vehicle, I'd like to see a shower with own door/divider to keep toilet dry.
Wow!!!es todo lo que se necesita,se podría viajar por todo el mundo
Interesting to see (great review as usual Nick). Until recently we accepted britstop ( free parking for campers as long as they eat and drink in the hotel/bar/restaurant). Unfortunately several owners of this style of camper frequently chose to use the car park for a loo rather than their comfy looking loo in their van. Im surprised that loo and shower are so spacious.
Wow! I love it!
Please Nick. show expedition vehicles.
Cool, what's not to like 👍❤️🇬🇧
3:03 Wow Nick, seems like you’ve been making video’s for a long time now. On the system 14/10/2005 😉
Well spotted
Doc, are you telling me that you made a time machine out of an Auto Sleepers Fairford!?
@@MOTAHOLIC They did a good job hiding the Flux Capacitator.
@@MOTAHOLIC 🤣🤣
Lacks invention for me considering the price point. A drop down bed or side pods for width way sleeping might be better. At £75,000 just purchase a motorhome!
Probably the best part of this one is the kitchen. It's rare to see a van conversion where the entire kitchen countertop isn't comprised of the cutting board covering the sink...
Not bad for short-term use, but would prefer configuring the back to include a garage. I'd also sacrifice a little kitchen space to include either a pull-out pantry, or a wardrobe.
Best thing is , toilet is not adjacent or near to kitchen .
Is that about the same size as a LWB transit?
It's a nice layout, but why do many of these motor homes run by Fiat? I feel like their drivers interior is a decade old used low quality plastic bits and tech
FIAT isn't FIAT any more ... owned by Stellantis.
With many part owners in France, China, NYC, Netherlands ...
Great price, I think. What's that in U.S. dollars?
It'd be nice if you included the bed dimensions. The beds in this van look tiny.
Quality
How much does this RV cost in American dollars?
Hello. Have a safe blessed day! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
The benches in the back have curved raised portion on the outer edge, when you put a filler in between you end up with VERY uncomfortable bed to sleep on, it is not flat. The fact is that you can not have a comfortable seat and comfortable bed.
Does the drivers sear rotate?
How do I buy this in the United States?
Lol I was busy and only half paying attention so I heard 6.3liter and I was like oooooohh boy that's nice😳 then he said 160hp and I was like oh wait that's wasn't the engine that was 6.3 liters. 🤣🤣
Metres, METRES! 😄
@@MOTAHOLIC ooops 🤣
Nice camper 👍👍👍👍👍
is this the fiat chasis or peugeot?
Hmmm. Where is the boot for storing everything?
Great content! Can you make a video about the most expensive RV in the UK (available for purchase for your average Joe)?
I wish one day I can build one campervan like this.. I have no money to buy new Campervan..
56000.what is payments and can get stealing wheel on other side
Nice looking RV. 🚐🚐🚐🚐🚐🚐
How is this so expensive when it's just a van? It's not a motorhome is it!
I think it would help to talk about the bed dimensions, and show the beds more..
Those beds look like child sized!!!
Deadline the brightness of the interior. My camper has brown wood grain. We have to have all the lights on to light up the interior.
Do you really have to show every cupboard
You have to give measurements for the beds.
Great video as usual, but as for the van I'm afraid it's not much good for anything other than long weekends, that seating area in the rear is a total waste of space. For nearly £65,000 I would expect a drop-down bed, this is a camper, not a motorhome, making up a bed every night and finding storage for all of your bedding would become problematic over a week or two.
This van is basically set up for campsites only so you may as well save yourself a shedload of money and get a motorhome with separate garage, lounge and bedroom areas for less than that price.
Okay…hands up…which one of you lovely people is going to buy me one of those? 🤣
Imagine if we had many more marinas with residential moorings and many more camping spots, it could bring a new dimension to working from home… but of course the government and councils would say no, they demand their revenue from council tax and other developers ‘costs’ and even according to the Bank of England, the economy is over reliant and held bound to a high priced housing market, too much debt is leveraged on the house prices, I vote for a live aboard yacht 🛥 boat and a camper van 🚐 any day 😁
Beds are tiny
No crew cabin?? 😆 😆
I sooo wish RVs could be available on SA, I'd buy 1 in a heartbeat.... Love them👌👌👌
Quite disappointed by this one. Just seems terribly conventional with nothing innovative. At that length it should at least have a garage.
U have simple and short vid os on affordable HV .I eventually subscribe d ur channel. 🙏👍
Thanks for subbing!
Very nice but not good enough for james bond :D
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20k van ..45000 conversion ..wow..