Review: Masterpiece Red Centre Oasis
One way to prove an off-roader is to chuck it in the deep end, as we found out.By Anthony Kilner The sun was shining brightly and the wind off Lake Mulwala was chilly. We were getting towards the end of a big…
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A Motorhome for the Sceptic
Did an RV holiday change this newbie’s mind?By Robert Pepper I’m a 4WD guy. I drive hard tracks for fun, own a modified 4WD, am a member of 4WD clubs, I teach 4WD courses and generally live the 4WD life.…
Review: What a Performance
Masterpiece Caravans has launched the Performance semi-off-road caravan and it’s fast becoming a name in the industry, but will it cut the mustard on the dirt roads and tracks it’s designed for? By Anthony Kilner If I had any doubt…
Review: Weekend Warrior
Adding to its already comprehensive range, Crusader has introduced the Weekend Warrior and I dare you to limit yourself to just using it on a Saturday or Sunday. By Andrew Kennedy Over our time we’ve had swags, tents, camper-trailers and rounding…
Reader’s Review: Zone RV
By Gary Tischer The benefits of the composite body, bonding technologies and monocoque construction are reduction in weight while increasing strength at the same time as keeping out dust and water. Although a relative newcomer in the caravan scene, the…
Tango Caravans: The Flash
Tango Caravans is one of the newest manufacturers to fire up in Melbourne, having been official for just four months or so. But just because the company is new doesn’t mean the director is new too. Sarah Horter is the…
A Royal Flair: The Piazza
In a huge ‘first’ for Royal Flair Caravans, the introduction of a slide-out… which when added to a Piazza equipped with a front deck is impressive. RV Daily managed to grab the scoop on this new van. First things first,…
Reviewed: Winnebago Mossman
Winnebago’s venture into caravans moves to the top of its class with the Mossman Words and Pics by Gary Tischer The name Winnebago has been associated with RVs for nearly 60 years. What you may not know though, is that…
Roadstar’s GT Sport
Roadstar is an established brand that has been around for a very long time, and this year it’s gearing up a notch and hitting some fresh home runs with its clients. Traditionally the team at Roadstar has concentrated on the…
River Caravans’ Diamantina: The Flashy Family Van
The history behind family vans is an interesting one. They have always been around, however these vans were traditionally owned by grandparents who hosted the grandchildren for school holidays and special trips. Family camping holidays are on the rise and…
Elite Caravans 24ft Hume
Lionel and Lyn are no strangers to travel. With many years spent camping across the country in tents, they not only got to know the terrain and how to do it the hard way, but also picked up a lot…
The VW T6: Resurrecting the Campervan Market
Since its inception, the Volkswagen Transporter, better known as a Kombi, has been the freedom seekers’ chariot of choice. It has also become the coolest, most iconic van on the road. Originally cheap, cheerful and mechanically simple, it was a…
Why You Need a Bullet-Proof Van… Yes, Really.
Meet the Bruder, a van so robust it can cope with any climate, from the outback to the Arctic. But the military look doesn’t take away from the fact that this van is also built for luxury. One splattering of…
JB Gator: The off-road caravan even Prados can tow
A new model catering for the 2500kg market, the JB Gator can be pulled by some of the most frequently-bought 4X4s on the road. Good value and lightweight, it is carving itself out a respectable slice of the RV market.…
Is the Jurgens Lunagazer Australia’s Most Towable Van?
The Jurgens Lunagazer is by far and away the most popular seller in the range and has been a force in the line-up for eight years. So will the 2016 range be as popular? Jurgens Caravans has been manufacturing caravans…
