I would rather have a Leisure Van, this is too big, yet not big enough if that makes sense? Lol, I would only be traveling alone so a Leisure Van fits my life a little better than this one
So what's the story? Someone bought it and found it was too big for UK roads? Someone bought it for their retirement but has sadly become infirmed or deceased? Those are the only explanations I can think of for someone spending £170K and now selling it.
After looking the Adria Supersonic offer that have so many thing that are ''optional ''when should be de rigueur in a Motorhome I wonder how many optional Burstner have , the reviews don't do much there is not mention of the details . Air conditioning , sound system , levelers , cameras not just the reversing camera , awning , sound deadening all over including all engine space , are inclusive in the price or ''optional '' ? the Burstner look really nice but it will look awesome with the Mercedes Benz V class interior and cockpit or dashboard
Yes, the Bürstner Elegance i920 motorhome model is available for purchase in the United States through certain RV dealers that import and distribute Bürstner products. Regards Heather
I think the price is all to do with build quality. You can spend same amount on those American beasts and they look amazing but within weeks they start dropping bits all over the country
Monsterous price too. 5000 extra for storage in a place thats empty anyhow? The upgrade prices are just rediculous in the rv world. And the base price is already huge
I had a caravan for years and for me, I can’t understand the appeal of one of these. £170K cost translates into something neater £300/400 K when you factor in petrol, tolls, insurance, storage, servicing and especially depreciation. That’s one £10K holiday every year for 40 years. Also, unless you tow a car with it (even more cost) you can’t move around when you arrive. Each to their own of course, but I’d much rather spend the money on some other form of travel.
I agree but each to their own, its a lot of money to spend, but if you have it and you love motorhomes some people spend more time travelling in them full time around Europe.
@@WeBuyAnyMotorcaravan Nice of you to reply. I should have said that I would absolutely love to own one of these quality vehicles, but I would have to be a millionaire first. On my budget, it would soak up a huge percentage of my available spend but if it made little difference to my financial situation, I’d have one in a heartbeat, even if I used it only once a year.
One wonders (out loud) can you get a decent motorcycle in the back. Something like a sports tourer. Kawasaki H2 SX SE sorta thing... Or worst case a Honda CF300. Then you have freedom to explore a place you drove this thing to.
@@michael-masi-2021I have seen motorcycles at least motocross ones, attached to the carrier on the back. But let's be real..! The average buyer of one of these is north of 60 years old, probably grandad, pensioned or like.. Not that any of them would like to drive on two wheels anymore!
I don't think it's cheap, it's the cost of a cheap Bentley. I just don't get motorhomes, £170k and you still have to empty the sh1tter. £170k is 365 nights in a decent hotel.
It's funny how in EU automatic is an upgrade. 😂 In North America you won't see a standard transmission in any Motorhome. Maybe from 60's. I do notice EU RV sellers love to add all kinds of upgrades that are standard here. Here 200 watt solar is minimum standard and more and more have Lithium batteries to match. For half the price of your lovely RV. Don't get me wrong I love European style RV'S, smaller fuel efficient engines a Smooth lines.
Nah, you can get 95% of the build/features for 50% of the price. In a vehicle that is more suited to European roads. And if this has a 170hp motor it's going to struggle with hills. I'd give this one a miss.
Really, his accent wasn't difficult to understand, although it wasn't British "Received Pronunciation". I think we Americans are overly sensitive to anything even slightly "foreign". Closed captioning would solve the problem.
No Air Conditioning....what is wrong with these manufacturers ...105 • F this summer in southern Italia and Alan up in Northern Poland is sweating his as. Off because it's raining so he cannot open the windows and yes true to Euro tradition No Air Conditioner in his big rig...
@@roberthind3394 Dealers have forced the price of 2nd hand vans up by tens of thousands and will inevitably have the result of a massive loss in value when the market turns and my sums add up to that happening in 2024. The early bird will get good money for their van and then it will soon turn into a catastrophe benefiting the dealer once more but your best money will come from selling your Motorhome privately.🚌
