• Proper six-berth setup: Drop-down bed, fixed bunks and dinette conversion mean it genuinely sleeps six without relying on awkward setups.

• Good level of touring kit already fitted: Awning, bike rack, solar panel and reversing camera mean it’s ready to go without needing to add much.

• Well-equipped cab: Cruise control, cab A/C and sat nav make longer drives easier.

• Big van to manage: Great once you’re set up, but needs a bit more planning on tighter roads and pitches.

• Storage gets tight with six: Fine for smaller groups, but when fully loaded you’ll need to stay organised.

This is a clear family van — six belts, bunks and proper sleeping space without compromise. It suits buyers who need the space properly rather than just occasionally, which gives it a defined place in the range.