• French bed layout keeps things simple: The fixed rear bed means no nightly faff, and it leaves a clear, usable washroom alongside — a layout that works especially well for couples touring longer term.
• Comfortable lounge without wasting space: The half dinette gives proper travel seats and a sociable seating area, without eating into the living space like a full dinette often does.
• Spec feels well judged rather than overdone: You’ve got the essentials buyers actually want — sat nav, Bluetooth, oven, decent cab spec — without unnecessary gimmicks.

• French bed access isn’t equal on both sides: One side is tighter, which can be awkward if you’re in and out during the night.
• No massive garage space: Storage is sensible and usable, but you’re not loading up scooters or bulky outdoor kit.

The Lifestyle 664 sits in a spot a lot of buyers ask for fixed bed, manageable size, and a spec that supports real touring rather than brochure fluff. It’s easy to walk people through, easy for them to understand, and easy for them to picture using. That combination makes it a dependable option to have on the lineup without overlapping too heavily with bigger or more complex