• Proper four-berth layout without overcomplication: The fixed French bed paired with a full dinette means four people can sleep and sit comfortably without nightly bed-building turning into a chore, which is still a big draw for family buyers.

• Simple, proven Auto-Sleeper build: This era of Palermo is known for solid construction and straightforward systems, which appeals to buyers who want reliability over modern tech.

• Practical touring extras already fitted: The awning, electric step, reversing camera, and ladder add everyday usability and save buyers having to retrofit basics later on.

• Older cab and habitation finish: Compared to newer models, the interior materials and cab design will feel dated to buyers used to modern dashboards and touchscreens.

• Limited payload flexibility: With a fixed bed and full dinette, storage isn’t as adaptable as lounge-based layouts, particularly for bulky outdoor gear.

The Palermo fills a reliable, affordable family slot that newer vans often price buyers out of. It attracts customers looking for fixed beds, clear layouts, and a known brand without the complexity or cost of modern motorhomes. As a straightforward, honest four-berth, it brings enquiries from practical buyers who want space and usability first — and that makes it a dependable addition to the stock mix.