Newlands Onyx: Review
You don’t last more than 40 years in business without doing something right. Last year, Alan Graham’s Caravans and RVs marked four decades as an RV dealership. The centrepiece of the celebrations: a specially-designed...
Jurgens Caravans Solaris: Tested and Rated
If I was to mention Jurgens Caravans, a particular style would come to mind: a beige, slightly textured exterior finish, a distinctive shape and woodgrain interior. For many years, this look has served the...
Review: Tango Caravans Escape
The Australian RV market is overflowing with new caravans. But how many cost less than $50,000? Experience suggests a circa 18ft van with a full-width rear ensuite, independent suspension, solar, 190L of fresh water,...
Offroad Test: Jayco Adventurer
Unending red dirt, unfolding like a blanket towards the horizon. Saltbush inching towards the bitumen, which rolls on. And on. That’s the coast of Western Australia. We were pushing north from Perth towards Kalbarri,...
Vortex Bullet: On the Move’s New Offroader
On the Move Caravans has launched the Vortex Bullet. Think of it as the Son of Vortex. Or the Vortex range’s very own Mini Me.
That’s not to downplay the seriousness of the Vortex Bullet....
Paramount Duet Reviewed and Rated
The Paramount Duet has been on the scene for donkey’s years. It was, in fact, one of the earliest caravans to incorporate fold-out bed-ends. Sure, retractable beds had been fitted to campers going back...
Review: Avan Ovation M7 Slide-Out Motorhome
I’ve long pondered the motorhome lifestyle. I’ve always been an avid caravanner, but during those times of wet weather, hitching up in the mud and rain, wrestling with weight distribution bars, my mind has...
Review: Winnebago Caravans Mossman X-Country
There are two kinds of surprises: the pleasant ones, and the ones that leave a bad taste. It had been, I’m embarrassed to write, a number of years since I had taken a really good...
Avan Aspire Tested and Rated
The Avan Aspire is available in a wide range of configurations, from the 402 (also available as a pop-top) to the 617, the largest in the Aspire line-up.
There’s no denying it: Avan has, for...
Roadstar Sirius Tested
Caravans. What are the factors that separate the great from the good, the bad from the ugly? I reckon it’s all about how the caravan is built, its fitness for purpose, the quality and...
