2024 Swift Carrera 132 - 2 Berth 6.36m Fiat Ducato based Campervan 

Very nice David Rachel I think Swift have really made a good job of there latest vans and motorhomes had my CV60 coming up to three years now and will be changing shortly and leaning towards swift I also like Ascari range and thinking of going bigger.

Looks a lovely van and I have rear door fly screen envy but it’s too long for us. Thanks for taking us around. Take care Gill

Some nice styling on that van. They’ve done really well. Honest review. 👍😊

Interesting video, we stopped at Brownhills last week on way to Consort, and saw that van, but we thought it wasn't a patch on a Consort ,so much so that we ordered a Pace model, blown away by it Looking forward to getting it after our CV20

Good review, and I can see why it wouldn't suit you. There's limited room for doing expansion projects, such as fitting the lithium you have in your current van. As such I guess it depends on your preferences and future plans if this van suits you or not. We've actually got a Carrera 132 auto. Got it late in January and have already had 3 long weekends away in Scotland (we live there) in March. We made the move to this after 14 years with a caravan as we wanted a change and didn't fancy a coachbuilt. We don't find the gas bottles an issue, maybe that's down to being used to them in the caravan, and don't really miss the space as we have no plans to use it for anything else. As we're not really looking to add anything major we don't see it as having limited storage and manage to carry all we need with no issues. In fact we still have a couple of empty cupboards left to fill. The only upgrade we may make is to swap the AGM battery for lithium as you can get a better battery in the same space, but we're not looking to do days at a time off grid. I agree the oven is small but to be honest for 2 of us it's plenty big enough. We don't do full Sunday roasts when away as we're on holiday. If we want that we eat out. From an equipment point of view we carry the 2 gas bottles, Polar screen cover, 2 flatjack ramps, fresh water hose and Collapz waste pipes. Also have 2 Collapz 20ltr containers for fresh and waste, plus trolley, in case we don't want to drive to the service point. Have the usual kettle, toaster, pans, food, clothes, towels bedding etc., plus induction hob for when on unmetered hook up and a coffee pod machine. Beds do as singles or double, depends what we can be bothered making up. Everything goes in a cupboard when travelling as we have a rule that if it can't be packed away then it doesn't go. The only long things we need to store are the awning winder and golf brolley (did I mention we live in Scotland 😂) and these go under the drawer units. I'd be interested to know if anyone else owns a Carrera as, apart from ours, I've only seen them in dealers so far.

The points I don’t like are the drawers under the bench restricting storage, internal gas bottles, small basic oven and how fiddle the rear bed is to make up as a double

Hi David and Rachel a great review and I do like those swifts my neighbour has a 6m Carrera so similar to your CV20 and they look modern and light and airy I do like the layout and thoughtful ideas Swift has included and the 6.36m length gives much more space and the ability to create more storage and useable space Have you seen the Devon Aztec which is the same size and autosleeper Warwick XL? I would prefer the 6.36m length as it gives that bit more space inside I agree about the gas locker it's a waste of space All the best to you both Daniel

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