• Proper four-berth with five belts: Rare in a campervan — makes it usable for families or couples who occasionally travel with guests.
• Strong all-season spec: Diesel heater, solar, Gaslow, and an electric step give it year-round touring ability without extra spend.
• Auto-Sleepers build quality: A known, trusted name — always a plus for resale and buyer confidence.

• Interior may feel busy for some: With a lot packed into a compact footprint, it won’t offer the same open lounge feel as larger coachbuilts.
• Higher price bracket than some rivals: Quality kit pushes it up, which may be a stretch for first-time buyers.

The Air sits in a sweet spot: proper sleeping and travel capacity, strong spec, and the reassurance of the Auto-Sleepers name. It’s the kind of camper that appeals to families, first-timers and downsizers alike because it’s so easy to use and ready to go without tweaks. A versatile, well-equipped option that tends to get attention quickly.