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Motorhomes

We are a market leading supplier of new and used motorhomes in the UK. With years of knowledge and experience in the motorhome and caravanning industry, we take great pride in offering motorhomes that feature ultimate comfort, convenience and high performance. Discover from the likes of Auto-Sleepers, Bailey, Globecar and plenty more.

Whether you’re looking to invest in your first ever motorhome for unlimited holidays throughout the year, or you’d like to part exchange your existing vehicle, we have a variety of flexible options you can choose from. We’re here to make buying new or used motorhomes much easier, which is why we offer a range of affordable finance deals for you to choose from. Simply head on over to our finance page and see if you’re eligible!

Alternatively, we do also offer a sell your motorhome service, where we strive to provide competitive quotes for your beloved motorhome.

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  • What License do I Need to Drive A Motorhome?

    The type of licence you need will depend on your age as well as the vehicle’s MAM (maximum authorised mass). This is the weight of the vehicle plus the maximum weight it can carry.  For smaller motorhomes, under 3,500 kg you only need your regular car licence (category B). However, you’ll need a different category licence for a bigger sized vehicle. To drive motorhomes with a MAM between 3.5 and 7.5 tonnes you’ll need a category C1 driving licence. While for the biggest motorhomes, over 7.5 tonnes you need a category C licence. 

  • How Much is Road Tax For A Motorhome?

    The tax rate is based on the vehicle’s gross weight (also known as revenue or maximum weight) as well as the engine size if the vehicle is under 3.5 tonnes. For private or light goods vehicles with a gross weight of 3,500 kg and an engine size under 1549cc, the annual road tax starts at £180. Vehicles with engines over 1549cc have a road tax rate of £295 for 12 months. The annual road tax for private heavy goods vehicles with a gross weight over 3,500 kg is £165. 

  • Can Motorhomes go in The Fast Lane?

    Motorhomes carrying a weight of 3.5 tonnes or less are allowed to drive in the fast lane on dual carriageways and the outside lane of motorways. Motorhomes with a weight exceeding this limit may overtake in the fast lane but only if they’re fitted with a speed limiter. If you’re towing a trailer with a motorhome, you’re prohibited from using the outside lane at all. 

  • Can You Park A Motorhome on The Street?

    In most cases you can park your motorhome on the street. Motorhomes are considered as vehicles that are licensed and inspected to operate on city streets which means they can be parked there. However, how long you can have it parked on the street will depend on local township ordinances and authorities.

    The rules also change if you’re sleeping in the vehicle or just parking it there. In some areas overnight street parking may not be allowed or you have to pay a special permit. In other cases parking on the street may be forbidden overall. This usually applies to narrow city streets or one-way streets. To not run into any trouble while parking  your motorhome, always pay attention to the parking rules that apply in the area. 

  • How Much is A Motorhome?

    The price can vary depending on the model, size and how old the vehicle is, also whether you’re buying new or used. On average the cost of a new motorhome in the UK can be anywhere between £50,000 to £85,000. If you’re looking to save some money, a used motorhome may also be an option. The price for used motorhomes usually ranges about £20,000-£60,000. 

  • How Much is Motorhome Insurance?

    Just like insurance for any other vehicle, motorhome insurance is calculated based on various factors. No two policies are identical even for the same model vehicle. Everything from the size of your motorhome to your experience as a driver, the age of the vehicle, any added extras and even where you park your motorhome at night can all factor into the final quote. To get an idea about how much you’ll be spending on insurance, we would recommend putting the model and specifications of the motorhome you’re looking to purchase into an insurance comparison site. 

  • What Class MOT is a Motorhome?

    MOTs range from Class 1 to 7 depending on the size and type of the vehicle. Motorhomes are classified as Class 4, as long as they have a maximum of 8 passengers. Vehicles over 3 tonnes require a Class 7 MOT. In theory, most MOT centres can test those vehicles, however, due to the size and weight of the vehicle some testing stations may not have the equipment or facilities. If you want to be sure your motorhome can be MOT-ed it’s generally a good idea to find a station that can test Class 7 vehicles. 

  • What is a Class A Motorhome?

    Class A motorhomes are the most prestigious category of motorhomes. They’re considered luxury vehicles and come with more interior space for families and various other advantages over other motorhomes.  

    What really makes them stand out from other motorhomes is their heavy-duty chassis, as well as the better layout and more available space. Class A motorhomes are better suited for road living or extended trips which makes them a better choice for travelling with the family. The extra space in a Class A motorhome generally means better facilities such as bigger showers and toilets, additional storage space and extra beds. 

    Other typical features of A-Class motorhomes can include: 

    -Full kitchen

    – Self-contained bathroom

    – Integrated cabin

    – Fully equipped interior

    – Fridges and other appliances 

  • Can I Fit Extra Seatbelts in A Motorhome?

    Yes, it’s possible and legal to fit additional seat belts in a motorhome. Older motorhomes (manufactured before 2007) are often produced with no rear seatbelts, so if you’re looking at buying an older motorhome and want to make it more safe you can fit extra seat belts in the back. We do recommend, however, that you don’t try to do this yourself and get a professional to fit the seatbelts as this is no easy job.  

  • Where to Empty Motorhome Toilet?

    Chemical toilets must be emptied in a specifically designated place. You should never empty the chemical toilet of your motorhome anywhere else other than at the designated area at a motorhome service point, campsite or in your own sewage at home. 

  • How to Fill Motorhome Water Tank?

    Filling your motorhome’s water tank is a fairly simple job. Your motorhome will come supplied with a hose and tap adapter that can be easily attached to the water mains at your home or at a campsite. To fill your water tank connect one end of the hose and adapter to the tap and the other end to a similar connector on the side panel of your vehicle. You may need to hold the hose in place so in this case it’s a good idea to get someone to monitor the water level on the inside panel of the motorhome. 

  • Can You Live in A Motorhome in the UK?

    Yes. You can live full-time in a motorhome in the UK. There are no laws stopping you doing so as long as your vehicle is fully road legal and has passed its MOT. You might, however, want to consider where you’ll be parking your motorhome overnight while you sleep. In most towns you can park your motorhome in a driveway as long as you have permission from the homeowner and even sleep in it for a few days, however, if it’s a long-term situation it becomes illegal. Using residential streets for parking your motorhome while sleeping in it is also usually illegal.

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