Thank you!

I doubt it but I am going to be at Hymer Group later this month and will ask!

thank you for responding

I try to. If I see a message, I respond, but KZfaq does not always tell us!

I think that is often the case.

Yeah the bed-function in the front is neat, but rather tedious to setup. You have to fold down the driver+passanger seat in order to get the bed to its down-position. And it only has a little hatch next to the driver-seat so you cant do it from the outside, have to do it from the inside. Just one of the things i found that´s not made so smart.

About EUR120k if I remember rightly - depending on options.

Aujourd hui environ EUR180,000 plus ou moins!

Couldn't agree more Zoltan, pathetic tank size for a vechicle of this size

Around EUR120k

I often do too!

Probably the owner and two dogs!

Disgusting!

Quite right! The owner should sleep on the floor and the dogs on the bed!

I think your imagination is a much better world than mine ☺.

brighton dude En Argentina lo tienen??? Esto es ún sueño, felicitaciones...

Perhaps you can direct me to someone who has a vehicle costing as much as this who is looking to live off the grid.

You didn't say that, you said even people in 50k Euro vans wouldn't really want to go off the grid and they should if they wish to go in a cheap car and a tent- as I said , this is simply not true nowadays, plenty of people in such vans want to spend considerable time off the grid. You yourself have shown expedition vehicles on your channel which are certainly niche vehicles which cost up to 600k euros and more but there are many more mainstream vehicles which are becoming eminently suitable for off grid living, have a look at the latest FIT RV video re 48volt lithium batteries for that very purpose, just one example.

What I said was that the MD of one of the major manufacturers said that people might not want to use gas in their motorhome and the point I made is that one does not buy a luxury motorhome in order to go roughing it.

I have written articles about the Earth Roamer - www.motorhomefulltime.com/vehicle/earth-roamer-xv-hd

Peterhenley - I agree. I have spent weeks touring from Belgium down to Granada in Spain and only go 'on-site' for a couple of days for their facilities. Now I may not have a top of the line motorhome, but I have parked alongside many who do. People 'camp wild' to get back to that 'out in the wilderness' feel and away from the hordes of other campers. They're not cheapskates but seek a more genuine camping experience in some comfort parking close to rivers, mountains and waterfalls and other beauty spots. I also find 'wild-campers' to be more adventurous and interesting people and don't spend time comparing each other's camping status ... i.e. how new their 'vans' are or how well equipped by comparison. And finally dare I say, I find wild-campers more interesting and fun.

Plenty of them in the shops!

What statement?