• Rear island bed is a proper luxury: You don’t see many with this layout—walkaround access, mattress comfort, and no setup needed each night. It’s a big plus for buyers after comfort on the road.
• Overcab bed adds real sleeping flexibility: You’ve got space for guests or grandkids without sacrificing the lounge or needing to make up a bed from cushions.
• Huge lounge that actually works: Twin benches mean you can seat a group, stretch out properly, or even leave the space as-is without it feeling cramped.

• Only two belts limits group use: You can sleep six, but only belt two. It’s not the best fit for families who all want to travel together.
• It’s a big van to move around: Size equals space, but it also means more careful planning for parking and tighter roads.

This Comanche is for buyers who know what kind of tourer they want—big, comfortable, and built to spend time in. The layout makes sense for long trips, the extras cover off most of the usual upgrades, and the lounge and bedroom both feel properly usable. It’s got a classic feel and a focus on comfort rather than gimmicks—exactly what some buyers are still looking for.