Revolutionary DOWNSIZED luxury *reposted
* Due to a technical issue this video has been edited and reposted, so apologies to those that have already viewed it...
Peter Vaughan tries Carthago’s brand-new layout for 2024 with all the comfort of a bigger motorhome in just over 7m long. The Mercedes-based C-tourer I 145 RB LE Superior has a huge garage, spacious lounge, well-equipped kitchen, twin beds and, crucially, a split en suite with opposing shower and toilet areas.
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◼️ REVIEWED BY: Peter Vaughan, Group Motorhome Road Test Editor for MMM magazine and What Motorhome magazine Editor. Peter has been writing about motorhomes since the age of 14, has a love of touring France and is mad about old Italian sports cars.
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Really wish manufacturers would just sell a product for a price - and dispense with all these option packages. There is no longer a feeling or belief that you can pay the list price and still get a product that gives you everything you reasonably need
Love it Peter but can't stop thinking it's 10x the cost of my first house bought in 86 (I was very young) Hint of Deja Vu all the way through then I saw the apology. Cheers K.
This is my absolute favourite van. I've looked at so many over the last 18 months, but this is as close to my favourite layout as i think I'm going going to find. L shape lounge, oven in a decent place, separate shower and bathroom, a garage big enough to get a couple of bikes in and based on a Merc.
At £115,000 I would want it fully loaded. They really are taking the proverbial and putting people owning a motorhome IMHO
2'15" "QUITE A MOUTFUL!" That's what she said!
No awning? Great review. I really appreciate you driving it and informing us about the visibility and rattles.
I put this on yesterday and we both thought we had seen it. Assume the Repost is somthing to do with Carthago?
I like it but the extras are crazy priced, why can’t the manufacturers sell vehicles as standard not all the expensive options.
Isn’t there a case to reduce the option lists to speed up the production as currently every vehicle is total bespoke. Take the car industry post covid they are going more and more with packages which add, in the case of even a Mini includes 15 options. It’s about finding a balance.
Crazy
Lots of great content however I find your earlier vids easier to watch without the David Attenborough style of talking.
Why the repost Peter?
Have I not seen this one before?