• Front lounge is genuinely usable: Twin bench seats give you a proper living area rather than a token dinette. Plenty of room to relax in the evening, and it makes up into a straightforward double without messing about.
• Spec is where buyers want it: Solar panel, reversing camera, awning and BBQ point are all things people actively ask for. Nothing missing that needs apologising for on a walkaround.
• Cab feels modern enough: Cruise control, Bluetooth and a multifunction steering wheel keep it feeling current, and the cab blinds are a nice bonus for privacy and heat control on site.

• Strictly a two-berth setup: Two seatbelts and a lounge bed mean it’s aimed squarely at couples. Not one for taking extra passengers or grandchildren along.
• No fixed bed: The bench-seat conversion is easy, but buyers set on a permanent bed layout won’t be converted.

This is an easy van to place. Compact, modern, and clearly aimed at couples who want something manageable without feeling basic. The spec reads well, the layout is familiar, and it’s simple to explain. It slots neatly into the range — simple layout, good kit, and easy for people to picture using.