Interesting German Motorhome

I love it.
Excellent build for small family that wants it all in small and convenient package.
Still with US "bigger is better" I doubt it will come to this country.
Even Smart cars are pretty rare regardless being 20 years on the roads.

Effy wrote:
Looks cool. A few things I noticed, does not look like they do slides (unless I missed it) and the bin doors are hinged at the bottom. Seems like if a bin latch would fail the bin door would fall open.

Generally they do not do slides, but seem to be a feature of luxury " Horse Boxes", air conditioned Motorhome, Toy haulers, built on European MDT and HDT Truck Chassis
European MDT based Motorhome

Neat.. i could put me a nice little work shop in that space

Looks cool. A few things I noticed, does not look like they do slides (unless I missed it) and the bin doors are hinged at the bottom. Seems like if a bin latch would fail the bin door would fall open.

rgatijnet1 wrote:
Nice, but it looks narrow.

Maximum standard vehicle widths for private vehicles in the EU are a bit less than in U.S. and Canada, for some classes of roads, although commercial vehicles on Class 3 roads (at 2.6M) get about an inch more than we do here.

Specifications show this one at 2.4 meters wide, which is just under 8 feet.

The other thing they have to deal with is a sharp break in licensing, fees and taxes at 3500 KG. This motorhome is already over that, so operators will have special licenses.

rgatijnet1 wrote:
Nice, but it looks narrow.

It is built on the IVECO Daily Van chassis, 70C version 3 Litre Diesel with a 23,000lb GVWR
IVECO Daily 70c is also the basis of this 28ft twin slide Jayco Class C

Nice, but it looks narrow.