Practical Caravan's Tourer of the Year Awards 2015

[LizziePope]

The countdown is on for our Tourer of the Year Awards – who will be this year's winner? And we've a new category, so there's more to fight for than ever. Only 2015 vans are eligible – to see many of the contenders, please click here. Which 2015 tourers do you like the look of? Which would be your winners?

 

[LizziePope]

And the winners are ... CLICK HERE!

 

[Raywood]

Looking through the new caravans this year there did not look to be a lot to get excited about and there were no completely new model ranges that I can think of other than the Swift Elegance and the Sterling version. I think I would have gone for the Swift Elegance as the only one offering something completely new although the Unicorn range was the next best to me.
I like the Coachman ranges but they are just too heavy for me, but if you ignore that then they might get my vote.
Will see the full awards soon.

 

[crazyguider]

Can't afford a brand new van, and wouldn't buy one if I could. I've yet to see a modern layout that is practical and useful, with fixed bunks and loads of workspace, which is what families need, not puny kitchen spaces and fixed twin/doubles. If I could design my own van it would have fixed full width bunks to the rear, a large lounge/diner/put up bed to the front, a sink/ cooker on one side and a large workspace opposite. It would also include a wardrobe and small washroom.

 

[Dustydog]

I cannot get too excited .
I said in an earlier post the Swift Elegance with HT construction has the Wow factor.
Bailey who I have supported for over a decade have finally learnt a very hard lesson with the Unicorn.
The series three now boasts a a lovely rectangular shower in the Barcelona , the successor to the Wyoming.
What idiot put the earlier round shower module into the rectangular spacewasting valuable cubic Iinches.
The kitchen sink is still too close to the lounge .