• Drop-down bed keeps the daytime space usable: With the bed lifting away neatly, the lounge and dinette stay exactly that during the day — no cushions stacked up, no compromises. It suits people who want a clear divide between day and night use.
• Full dinette works properly for four: All four belts are usable, the table space is generous, and it doesn’t feel like a token seating area. Ideal for meals, cards, or working inside on poorer weather days.
• Cab spec makes miles easy: Cruise, sat nav, heated mirrors, traction aids and a reversing camera take the stress out of long drives and tight pitches. It feels composed rather than commercial.

• Drop-down bed isn’t for everyone: Some buyers still prefer a fixed rear bed they can leave made up — this setup suits flexibility over permanence.
• Storage is sensible rather than huge: Plenty for normal touring kit, but not designed around large outdoor toys or bulky extras.

The Titanium 640 hits a practical middle ground  modern spec, flexible sleeping, and a drivetrain setup that supports proper touring rather than weekend use. It appeals to buyers who want something current and capable without jumping into oversized or overly complex layouts. It slots neatly into the range simple layout, good kit, and easy for people to picture using.