And while they may not focus on American brands of conversion vans, it's still an interesting video for those who are die-hard van enthusiasts.
Motorhome TV presents an exciting episode in which editor Peter Vaughan discusses 15 different van conversions on the market. The different vans in this ultimate showdown group test are motor homes made by countries including France, Germany, and Italy to name a few. The majority of the vans are based off the Peugeot Citroen Van or Fiat Van produced in southern Italy which are long, wheel-based, high-top motor homes.
Vaughan compares the vans by taking us inside of each van and highlighting their unique features.
The vans showcased include the Autocruise Rhythm, Murvi Morello, Pilote Aventura F600 DGA, Horizons Ikon, Tribute 669, Rapido V53, Globecar Globescout RD Style, Wildax Aurora, Devon Aztec, Auto-sleeper Kemerton, Vantage Sol, Auto-sleeper Windrush, Shire Phoenix 2ML, Autocruise Accent, and finally the Adria Twin GT.
The first several vans have accommodating features such as swiveling chairs, a lot of moving space due to the spacious layouts, and instant single or double beds. Some vans later on in the episode are less spacious, but have other features to make up for that. The designers are always coming up with ways to make more storage space, cooking space in the kitchen, and easier access to the beds in the back. Motorhome owners often have pets which can be accommodated with the help of folding tables and vast amounts of floorspace in various designs. Some vans have other strengths like being equipped with more TVs and sound equipment to make up for the rather conventional layouts they may have.
You can check out the video here!
