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07/08/2024

Here We Tow Review New Swift and Bailey Motorhomes

New Motorhomes Now Available At Kimberley Darlington

 

We were thrilled to have Here We Tow visit our Darlington branch to provide in-depth reviews of two of our latest motorhomes! 🛣️🚐

 

About Here We Tow

Here We Tow are a trusted source for caravan and motorhome reviews, tips, and travel inspiration. Founded by husband and wife team, Jules and Karina, their passion for touring is infectious, and their detailed reviews help enthusiasts make informed decisions about their next purchase.

For more information about Here We Tow, visit herewetow.co.uk.

 

First up: The All-New Swift Monza Pop Top Camper

 

The 2025 Swift Monza is a game-changer in the campervan market. This versatile pop top camper is designed for the adventurous spirit, featuring:

  • Flexible Living Spaces: The Monza can seat up to 5 passengers making it an ideal vehicle for family trips. The back seats are a Rock ‘n’ Roll Reimo Variotech 3000 multi-position rear seat system with three 3-point seatbelts, that converts into a double bed (1980mm x 1110mm).
  • Compact Kitchen: Equipped with a dual-burner gas hob, a stainless-steel sink, and a 42L compressor fridge, making meal prep on the go a breeze.
  • Innovative Pop-Top Roof: Provides extra headroom and an additional sleeping area, ensuring a cosy night's sleep under the stars. Roof bed measures 198cm x 118cm / 6'6'' x 3'10'' 
  • Practical Features: Including a portable toilet, ample storage, external BBQ point and a 60W solar panel to keep you powered up off-grid.
  • Colour Options: Available in a choice of four metallic colours, Chrome Blue, Grey Matter, Magnetic Grey and Artisan Red. 

Watch the full review below! 📹 Now available to order from Kimberley Nottingham.

 

Next: The Bailey Alora 69-4S Motorhome

 

The Bailey Alora 69-4S is perfect for families and couples who love to explore in comfort and style. 

Key features include:

  • Spacious Interior: Offering a well-designed living area with a dedicated dining space and a fully-equipped kitchen.
  • Sleeping Arrangements: Fixed rear double bed and front lounge that converts into an additional double bed, accommodating up to four people.
  • Modern Amenities: Includes a Truma Combi heating system, fully-lined shower cubicle, and a Thetford cassette toilet, ensuring all the comforts of home.
  • Driving Comfort: Built on a Ford 2.0 litre 130 bhp engine with 6-speed manual gearbox (with an automatic gearbox cost option upgrade also available) 

Watch the full review below! 📹 Now available to order from both our Nottingham and Darlington branches.

 

Don't miss these fantastic reviews and get ready to hit the road in style with our new motorhomes! Your next adventure starts at Kimberley, the caravan and motorhome people!

You can find more information about our new motorhomes by visiting our dedicated page here!

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