• Looks and drives like a van, lives like a small motorhome: The Tracker has all the day-to-day usability of a panel van, but with real camper functionality — full oven, fridge, solar, external step, and that solid reversing camera.
• Decent floor space for a two-berth: With no fixed bed or large dinette, you get a surprising amount of open floor — handy for moving around, changing, or stashing bags on the go.
  
  

• Extras add weight without extra capacity: Bike rack, awning, solar — they’re great, but you’ll need to watch total payload if it’s near max spec.
• No fixed bed means bed setup each night: You’ve got benches that turn into beds. It’s not hard, but it’s a job — not ideal for people doing daily stays.

The Tracker doesn’t make a song and dance about it, but it’s got what most people want — proper lounge, decent washroom, and no weird layout quirks to work around. It’ll suit someone who’s done a couple of trips in a basic van and now wants something more sorted. Drives well, looks smart enough, and it’s got the comfort bits that make touring easier straight away.