These luxurious motorhomes have surged in popularity recently, and it's easy to see why. Starting at £114,000, they feature:
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Let’s be honest—family holidays can be magical, chaotic, or somewhere in between. Add in the freedom of a motorhome, and you've got the ingredients for both adventure and the occasional squabble over whose turn it is to sleep on the top bunk. But before you can hit the road and make memories in Scarborough or the Scottish Highlands, you need to know: which motorhome is actually built for family life?
Let’s not beat around the bush—trying to reverse a caravan into a tight pitch or squeeze it onto a narrow drive can turn a peaceful getaway into a full-blown argument. Sound familiar? You’re not alone. That’s where the humble motor mover comes in. It's one of those gadgets that doesn’t look all that flashy but can completely change your towing experience. If you’re new to caravanning, or you’ve just bought your first tourer, you might be wondering what exactly a motor mover is, how it works, whether it’s worth the money—and which one’s the right fit.
Let’s unpack it all.
So, you’ve heard the name Coachman floating around in caravan circles—probably with words like “well-built,” “top-end,” or even “posh” attached. But are they actually any good? Worth the price tag? Built to last? Or are you just paying extra for a shiny badge and a soft-close drawer?
Let’s not waffle—here’s what you really need to know.