• Comfortable rear lounge that actually feels spacious: The twin bench layout gives you a proper living area — somewhere you can stretch out, read, watch TV, or just relax without feeling boxed in.
• Well-specced for its age: Solar, sat nav, upgraded stereo, TV, reversing camera and part-leather mean it doesn’t feel dated. It’s the sort of kit buyers notice straight away during a viewing.
• Easy to drive and easy to park: Being a van conversion, it’s far less intimidating than a coachbuilt and sits happily in normal parking spaces — a genuine selling point for new motorhomers.

• Two belts only: Great for couples, but it rules out anyone wanting to travel with family or friends.
• Limited storage for bulky kit: Plenty of small cupboards and under-seat space, but not much room for bigger items like outdoor chairs unless you pack smart.

The Rhythm Sport hits a sweet spot: compact, easy to drive, and already fitted with features people usually pay to add later. Couples gravitate toward this style of van because it feels simple, usable, and immediately comfortable. A solid little tourer that shows well and appeals to a wide range of buyers.