• Comfortable rear lounge layout: The twin bench seats give you a proper place to relax rather than a token dinette. It feels open during the day and makes into a good-sized double at night without hassle.
• Cab spec covers the essentials: Cruise control, Bluetooth, cab air con and a multifunction steering wheel tick the boxes most buyers care about. It still feels easy and familiar to drive.
• Useful touring extras already fitted: Reversing camera, electric step and TV aerial are all things people expect at this level, so there’s nothing obvious missing on a walkaround.

• No fixed bed option: Buyers who want a bed they can leave made up will pass this one by, even though the lounge conversion is straightforward.
• Storage is modest: Fine for normal touring gear, but there’s no garage or standout storage feature to shout about.

This is a straightforward couples’ motorhome that’s easy to explain. The layout is familiar, the spec reads cleanly, and it sits nice spot for buyers downsizing or stepping out of larger coachbuilts. It slots neatly into the range — simple layout, good kit, and easy for people to picture using.