• Twin beds over a proper garage: The fixed rear twin beds give easy access, no nightly setup, and a large garage underneath for bikes, chairs, or outdoor kit — a big plus for touring-focused buyers.

• Full dinette adds real seating flexibility: Unlike many twin-bed layouts, this one keeps a full dinette, making it practical for meals, cards, or travelling with occasional guests without everything feeling squeezed.

• Well set up for longer trips: Gaslow, solar panel, awning, and TV aerial mean it’s already equipped for extended touring rather than just weekends away.

• Full dinette takes up floor space: While versatile, the dinette reduces open lounge space compared to side-sofa or rear-lounge layouts.

• Twin beds limit rear lounge options: Buyers wanting a large rear seating area or U-shaped lounge may find the rear bedroom too permanent.

The Frontier Savannah works well as a dependable, tour-ready motorhome for buyers who value beds, storage, and capability over the latest styling. Twin beds plus a full dinette is a layout that consistently attracts practical-minded customers, and the strong touring spec means fewer objections at point of sale. It sits comfortably as a solid mid-range option that complements newer stock without overlapping it.