We rent our house out cheaply to our daughter and live in one of similar size and standard. 18 months on the road, currently in The Pyrenees - still working 'full time'! Can't see us ever going back to bricks and mortar (health issues aside)
That sounds like an amazing lifestyle! Living on the road for 18 months while still working full-time is impressive. The freedom of being able to explore beautiful places like the Pyrenees must be incredible. It's inspiring to hear that you can't see yourself returning to a traditional home - it’s a testament to how fulfilling van life can be!
Claro que YESSSS 👍 !! Yo ando en eso ya entré en los años de retiro y decidí que mi maleta de vida y/o viaje sea cada vez más ligera , tener menos cargas materiales y vivir en libertad por lo que me resta d vida 🙏
¡Parece que realmente has entendido de qué se trata la vida en esta etapa! Aligerar el equipaje de la vida y enfocarte en la libertad es una decisión maravillosa. Vivir de manera simple y con menos cargas materiales te da más tiempo y espacio para disfrutar de la vida y de las experiencias que te esperan. ¡Buena suerte con este nuevo estilo de vida, parece una aventura llena de libertad y alegría!
I'm glad you like the layout! It's indeed a great use of space for a motorhome this size. As for the leaking, it's important to keep up with regular maintenance to ensure everything stays in top condition. In general leaks are little problem on modern campers. Have a great day.
Thank you for teasing us Americans with...er posting your videos of these European camper vans. 😁 If RVs of similar layout and build quality had been available in the US instead of the poorly built Frankencoaches we are stuck with I would have bought one years ago. Instead I'm going a different route. Kudos to you, though for a nice walkthrough!
Thank you for the kind words! It’s true that European camper vans often have a different approach to layout and build quality. I hope you find the perfect fit for your travels, even if it’s a different route! Maybe one day these styles will be more common in the US! An alternative might also be to import one😊
@@BobilagentenAS I thought about that. Besides the cost, the availability of parts and service killed that idea. But Wingamm made it across the ocean so maybe others will, too. 😃
Excuse me for mentioning this but the only problem I ever seen with these motorhomes is the payload you put a tin of beans in half tank of water and you’re right up to the top of the payload that’s why I drive something that’s near or there about six ton
I see what you're saying. Payload capacity is definitely an important factor to consider with motorhomes. It's true that some models have limited payload, which can be a challenge when packing for a trip. That's why opting for a motorhome with a higher payload, like this with total weight on 3.800kg or 4.250kg, can be a smart choice if you need the extra capacity.
It's a fantastic unit, but I understand the preference for an automatic transmission. It is also possible to get them with automatic transmission for those who want it.
@@BobilagentenAS The three things missing were Thetford oven grill and Gas/Electric hob. Automatic transmission along with 180 bhp engine. And I'd uprate the unit to 5 tonne as I do intend on living in the unit for two years whilst I travel Europe. As for solar and lithium I'd update that myself along with an ac unit. Loved the double floor as I do plan on going Artic.
@@parasinthephilippines It sounds like you have a clear vision for your ideal camper setup! It is possible to upgrade these campers to 4.250 kg total weight if desired. Adding an oven grill, a gas/electric hob, and opting for an automatic transmission with a 180 bhp engine would definitely enhance comfort and convenience. Updating the solar and lithium systems, along with installing an AC unit, would make the camper truly self-sufficient for long-term living. The double floor feature is perfect for those cold Arctic adventures. It seems like you’re planning an epic journey!
Thanks for watching. I understand your point. While many people do choose to live full-time in a camper, it’s not for everyone. A camper offers the freedom to explore without hotel costs, but it might not replace the comfort and stability of having a permanent home for everyone. Have a great day.
Many people choose to live full-time in these motorhomes, even though they are compact. We have several customers who enjoy living in similar or even smaller campervans. With the right planning, they can serve as a comfortable permanent home. Have a great day.
We rent our house out cheaply to our daughter and live in one of similar size and standard. 18 months on the road, currently in The Pyrenees - still working 'full time'! Can't see us ever going back to bricks and mortar (health issues aside)
That sounds like an amazing lifestyle! Living on the road for 18 months while still working full-time is impressive. The freedom of being able to explore beautiful places like the Pyrenees must be incredible. It's inspiring to hear that you can't see yourself returning to a traditional home - it’s a testament to how fulfilling van life can be!
Claro que YESSSS 👍 !!
Yo ando en eso ya entré en los años de retiro y decidí que mi maleta de vida y/o viaje sea cada vez más ligera , tener menos cargas materiales y vivir en libertad por lo que me resta d vida 🙏
¡Parece que realmente has entendido de qué se trata la vida en esta etapa! Aligerar el equipaje de la vida y enfocarte en la libertad es una decisión maravillosa. Vivir de manera simple y con menos cargas materiales te da más tiempo y espacio para disfrutar de la vida y de las experiencias que te esperan. ¡Buena suerte con este nuevo estilo de vida, parece una aventura llena de libertad y alegría!
That is possibly the best layout I’ve ever seen on a motorhome that small just as long as it doesn’t leak?
I'm glad you like the layout! It's indeed a great use of space for a motorhome this size. As for the leaking, it's important to keep up with regular maintenance to ensure everything stays in top condition. In general leaks are little problem on modern campers. Have a great day.
Having looked at the vid a third time with my partner it really is ( bar the small hanging wardrobe) it really is a very good use of the space
令人惊叹的设计！特别是洗手间的门可以作为睡眠区的隔断，如果这款有6米长度的自动档选择，那无疑是我的梦中房车😊
感谢您的评论！这是一个聪明的解决方案。这个版本比露营车更大，可以获得更多空间，但我们的频道上有很多视频，其中有 6 米的替代方案，其设计也很棒。可以选择配备自动变速器的露营车。😊
Thank you for teasing us Americans with...er posting your videos of these European camper vans. 😁 If RVs of similar layout and build quality had been available in the US instead of the poorly built Frankencoaches we are stuck with I would have bought one years ago. Instead I'm going a different route. Kudos to you, though for a nice walkthrough!
Thank you for the kind words! It’s true that European camper vans often have a different approach to layout and build quality. I hope you find the perfect fit for your travels, even if it’s a different route! Maybe one day these styles will be more common in the US! An alternative might also be to import one😊
@@BobilagentenAS I thought about that. Besides the cost, the availability of parts and service killed that idea. But Wingamm made it across the ocean so maybe others will, too. 😃
Excuse me for mentioning this but the only problem I ever seen with these motorhomes is the payload you put a tin of beans in half tank of water and you’re right up to the top of the payload that’s why I drive something that’s near or there about six ton
I see what you're saying. Payload capacity is definitely an important factor to consider with motorhomes. It's true that some models have limited payload, which can be a challenge when packing for a trip. That's why opting for a motorhome with a higher payload, like this with total weight on 3.800kg or 4.250kg, can be a smart choice if you need the extra capacity.
upweight to 4250kg and go for it. 22 years of motorhoming and it's never been an issue
Yo lo haría mañana mismo si tuviera dinero.
Let's do it together. I can buy it but I need a partner.
¡Te entiendo perfectamente! Es un sueño que muchos compartimos. Ojalá se haga realidad pronto. 🌟
Lovely unit.
Sadly lost me at the manual transmission.
It's a fantastic unit, but I understand the preference for an automatic transmission. It is also possible to get them with automatic transmission for those who want it.
@@BobilagentenAS The three things missing were Thetford oven grill and Gas/Electric hob.
Automatic transmission along with 180 bhp engine.
And I'd uprate the unit to 5 tonne as I do intend on living in the unit for two years whilst I travel Europe.
As for solar and lithium I'd update that myself along with an ac unit.
Loved the double floor as I do plan on going Artic.
@@parasinthephilippines It sounds like you have a clear vision for your ideal camper setup! It is possible to upgrade these campers to 4.250 kg total weight if desired. Adding an oven grill, a gas/electric hob, and opting for an automatic transmission with a 180 bhp engine would definitely enhance comfort and convenience. Updating the solar and lithium systems, along with installing an AC unit, would make the camper truly self-sufficient for long-term living. The double floor feature is perfect for those cold Arctic adventures. It seems like you’re planning an epic journey!
Et stilig hjem på hju🌞✨️🖥🎶
Det et en flott bobil 🌞✨️
We’re can I buy
You can find the nearest retailer of Laika on their website www.laika.it/en/
How much $$$
Thanks for the comment. You can find more information in the description below the video. Price: 78,400 Euro / 90,000 USD. Have a great day.
No why because a house is the first place I live before this camper van this is just for going to a place that you don't have to pay a motel or hotel
Thanks for watching. I understand your point. While many people do choose to live full-time in a camper, it’s not for everyone. A camper offers the freedom to explore without hotel costs, but it might not replace the comfort and stability of having a permanent home for everyone. Have a great day.
These Motorhomes are not for full-time living they are for long weekends and so forth..
Many people choose to live full-time in these motorhomes, even though they are compact. We have several customers who enjoy living in similar or even smaller campervans. With the right planning, they can serve as a comfortable permanent home. Have a great day.