• Classic two-berth lounge layout: The twin bench seats create a proper front lounge that’s easy to live with day to day — comfortable, open, and quick to convert at night without feeling compromised.
• Compact size that’s easy to handle: This is the sort of motorhome that feels approachable on the road. Parking sensors, reversing camera, and a manageable footprint make it stress-free for touring and site hopping.
• Well-specced for real use: Solar panel, awning, bike rack, and alloys mean it’s already set up for touring rather than needing extras adding straight away.

• Strictly a two-person setup: With only two belts and no spare berth, it’s clearly aimed at couples — no flexibility for guests or grandchildren.
• Bench-seat bed conversion required: Comfortable and straightforward, but it does need setting up nightly rather than having a fixed bed ready to go.

The Prestige 105 fits neatly into that sweet spot for couples who want something compact, well-equipped, and easy to drive without stepping into campervan territory. It’s simple to present, easy for buyers to understand, and ticks the practical boxes that actually matter. It slots neatly into the range — clean layout, sensible spec, and very easy for customers to picture themselves using from day one.