• Genuinely family-friendly layout: Six berths and six seatbelts with a full dinette means everyone can travel legally and sit down together — no compromises or “theoretical” sleeping spots.
• U-shaped rear lounge adds flexibility: It works as a proper living space during the day and gives you another sleeping option at night without relying solely on the dinette.
• Drop-down bed keeps things simple: You’re not rebuilding the whole van every evening — drop it down when needed, push it back up in the morning, job done.

• Size can feel busy when fully occupied: With six people onboard, storage and floor space need a bit of managing — it’s best suited to families who pack sensibly.
• Interior shows its age: The layout works well, but the look and finish reflect its era and won’t appeal to buyers chasing a modern feel.

Six-berth vans with six belts always have an audience, and this one ticks the boxes without getting complicated. It’s easy to explain, easy for families to understand, and priced into a part of the market where buyers care more about space and practicality than polish. It fills a clear gap in the lineup — proper capacity, sensible layout, and ready to go without needing add-ons.