Review: Suncamper Sovereign Deluxe
What’s inside the box? Motorhomes all look a little alike from outside, but a super stylish interior sets this one apart from the rest. By R... Continue Reading
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Review: Jayco J-Pod camper
Great for starters Jayco’s entry-level camper has classic retro teardrop looks and more By David Cook Let’s face it, not everyone wan... Continue Reading
Special Report: Chinese Built Campers
The good, the bad and the ugly China’s assault on Australia’s camper trailer market has made them more affordable, but also flooded the mark... Continue Reading
Review: Southern Spirit Campino
By Richard Robertson of iMotorhome Sweet little campervan New Aussie camper combines Japanese reliability with German smarts and a dash of I... Continue Reading
Review: Winnebago Burleigh CL
Meet the new darling of the motorhome set Enter the Burleigh, built on the tough rear-wheel drive Iveco Daily By Richard Robertson On... Continue Reading
Review: Altitude Campers ALX-200
Raising the stakes in off-road comfort Altitude rises to the buyer’s challenge for a better, stronger and lighter camper By David Cook The w... Continue Reading
Review: Sportscruiser 1800 Cross Country
It’s all about the bathroom Sexy Sportscruiser reinvented the go-anywhere retro chic caravan. Now it’s had an upgrade to satisfy buyer deman... Continue Reading
Review: Explorer Vision
The 21st century cab-chassis home on wheels Forget everything you’ve ever heard in the past about motorhomes based on 4X4 cab-chassis. Teste... Continue Reading
Review: Jayco Silverline
The tale of two Jayco Silverlines “We liked the product so much we bought it twice” How Australia’s top selling luxury caravan has been made... Continue Reading
Review: Complete Campsite Kakadu
Kakadu in your own backyard The camper company going places by insisting on a ‘buy Australian’ policy By: David Cook When Grant and J... Continue Reading