• Genuine six-berth family layout: With an overcab double, fixed bunks, and a full dinette conversion, this actually sleeps six without awkward compromises. It’s built for proper family use rather than occasional extras.
• Seven belted seats adds real flexibility: The extra travel belt makes this stand out against most six-berths. Ideal for larger families or anyone who needs flexibility for lifts, friends, or kids’ mates.
• Solid touring spec already fitted: Awning, bike rack, reversing camera, cruise control and upgraded stereo mean it’s ready to go without a long shopping list.

• Size isn’t subtle: This is a proper family motorhome great on site, less ideal for tight pitches or narrow lanes.
• Storage can get busy when fully loaded: With six people onboard, you’ll need to be organised with luggage and kit, especially once bikes and outdoor gear are added.

The Autoroller 707 fills a very clear role. It’s a true family motorhome with the belts, beds, and layout to back it up no sales gymnastics needed. Seven travel seats widen the buyer pool, the layout is familiar and easy to explain, and it appeals to families who know exactly what they need. It slots neatly into the range  straightforward, practical, and easy for buyers to picture using.