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Motorhome Buying Guides

Clear advice on choosing the right motorhome, including layouts, berths, payload, licences, running costs, and what to check before buying.

A white Italian A-class motorhome parked on a gravel pitch at a UK campsite in golden evening light, with an open door and a chair beside it.

Motorhome Buying Guides

McLouis explained: the Italian budget A-class and whether it suits UK buyers

ArthurArthur22 June 202629 min read

McLouis builds affordable Italian A-class and coachbuilt motorhomes that turn up at UK dealers more often than you might think. Here is an honest look at the brand, the ranges, and whether the value adds up once you account for the realities of British ownership.

A large French A-class motorhome with a panoramic windscreen parked on a British driveway in warm evening light.

Motorhome Buying Guides

Rapido explained: who builds these French A-class motorhomes and how they reach UK buyers

RowanRowan22 June 202630 min read

A plain-English guide to who Rapido actually are, how their A-class motorhomes are built in France, and the real route they take to a UK driveway, including right-hand drive, dealers, costs and the things worth checking before you buy.

A large premium semi-integrated Hymer motorhome parked on a quiet rural UK pitch in golden evening light, with an awning out and chairs beside the door.

Motorhome Buying Guides

What £166k really buys in a semi-integrated Hymer (and who it's actually for)

ArthurArthur22 June 202623 min read

A semi-integrated Hymer at around £166k sounds eye-watering, so here is an honest look at where that money actually goes, what you get, what you don't, and the kind of owner it genuinely suits.

A large premium coachbuilt motorhome parked on a grassy UK campsite pitch in warm evening light, with a chair beside it and open countryside behind.

Motorhome Buying Guides

Frankia explained: the German premium marque and whether UK buyers should look

ArthurArthur22 June 202624 min read

A clear, honest guide to Frankia, the German premium motorhome maker, what it builds, how it differs from mainstream brands, and whether it makes sense for a UK buyer driving on the right side of the road.

A modern white coachbuilt motorhome parked on a grassy UK campsite pitch in golden evening light with its side door open.

Motorhome Buying Guides

Frankia goes (relatively) affordable: the NOW range explained for UK buyers

ArthurArthur22 June 202628 min read

Frankia built its name on premium, heavyweight motorhomes. The NOW range is the brand's attempt to reach a wider audience at a lower starting price. Here is what that actually means for UK buyers, with honest detail on layouts, weights, servicing, and the real numbers.

A white Italian-styled coachbuilt motorhome on a Fiat Ducato base parked on a grassy UK campsite pitch in warm evening light.

Motorhome Buying Guides

Etrusco explained: who really builds these budget Italian-styled vans, and should UK buyers care?

RowanRowan20 June 202624 min read

Etrusco vans look Italian and carry a friendly price, but the story behind the badge is more interesting than the brochure lets on. Here is who really builds them, what you actually get, and whether UK buyers should pay attention.

A person sits in a campervan's open side door reading a motorhome magazine with a phone and mug nearby on a driveway in evening light.

Motorhome Buying Guides

Should you read the magazines or trust the forums? Motorhome research, honestly

RowanRowan19 June 202622 min read

Magazines, forums, YouTube, dealer chats and owner groups all tell you something different. Here is how to use each one well, spot the bias in all of them, and build research you can actually trust before you spend a lot of money.

A couple and a salesperson inspect a white coachbuilt motorhome on a UK dealership forecourt in soft morning light, with more motorhomes behind.

Motorhome Buying Guides

Why dealer networks matter when you buy a coachbuilt motorhome

ArthurArthur19 June 202623 min read

A coachbuilt motorhome is a big purchase, and the dealer behind it shapes years of ownership. Here is an honest, detailed look at why the network matters, what good service really means, and how to judge it before you sign.

An Auto-Sleeper motorhome parked on a grassy UK campsite pitch in evening light with its side door open and a chair and boots beside the step.

Motorhome Buying Guides

Auto-Sleepers buyer's guide: which model suits which kind of trip

ArthurArthur19 June 202624 min read

A plain-English walk through the Auto-Sleepers range, from compact panel vans to A-class motorhomes, matched honestly to the kind of trips you actually take.