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Introducing Pedal Bedzz - the pedal-powered micro motorhome

Pedal Bedzz is a cross between a pedal kart and a motorhome

Dorset motorhome dealer Kampers and Kars has created what must surely be the world's smallest motorhome, and yet it still has all the same mod cons as your average tourer

Bailey Unicorn range to get new Vigo and Cordoba layouts

Bailey of Bristol has added two new layouts to its Unicorn range

Bailey of Bristol has announced that it will be adding two new layouts to its flagship range of luxury caravans, following the relaunch of the Unicorn last summer

New Camping and Caravanning Club site to open in Loch Ness

There will be a new Camping and Caravanning Club site opening in Loch Ness, Scotland

The Camping and Caravanning Club has announced the launch of a new site in the Scottish Highlands. The grounds sit on the south bank of Loch Ness providing excellent views for visitors

REVIEW: TomTom Go Live Camper and Caravan sat nav

We took the TomTom camper and caravan sat nav out on the road

Sat nav giant TomTom has designed a new gadget to help caravan owners find their way to their favourite sites, and CaravanTimes has been putting it to the test

The Caravan Club explains pitch size review

Lockside in Forfar is one the Caravan Club's sites

Many caravanners have voiced concerns about pitch size and spacing problems, and now The Caravan Club has responded to the most common queries

Allo Allo star sings the praises of his Bailey Orion

Arthur Bostrom has nothing but good things to say about his Bailey Orion 430/4

Bailey of Bristol have received yet another ringing endorsement from a famous celebrity with actor Arthur Bostrom describing the mobile homes as making "perfect sense" to own

Wandahome South Cave drags Swift caravan three miles for charity

All proceeds of the caravan pull wil go to Macmillan Cancer Support

Wandahome has played its part for charity by holding a caravan pull with all proceeds going to Macmillan Cancer Support

VIDEO: After-sales support for Aspire in Elddis' dedicated workshop

Elddis claims to turn around 50% of replacement parts in under two days

Friday, 22, Jun 2012 02:10

by Chris Jefferies

Buying a caravan or motorhome requires careful consideration, but when it comes to living with your tourer you need to be sure that it can be repaired quickly and easily if anything happens to it.

With this in mind, Elddis has recently overhauled its after-sales support system to allow warranty and repairs work to take place more quickly.

In this video we speak to Angela Robson from Elddis, who explains that with a dedicated workshop the company can deal with after-sales issues completely separately to the main production line.

We also talk about the challenge of providing replacement parts; something which Elddis claim takes them less than two working days for most purchase parts.

Prices in this luxury motorhome range start from £43,899 for the two-berth Elddis Aspire 215, rising to £49,999 for the four-berth Elddis Aspire 265

Simple Caravan Insurance finds a new pitch with Direct Group buyout

Simple will be a familiar name for many caravanners

Simple Caravan Insurance has reacted to its multi-million pound buyout by Direct Group, by claiming that "exciting times lie ahead"

Bailey Unicorn passes gruelling Australian outback challenge

The twin-axle Unicorn Pamplona came through some gruelling tests

Bailey regularly puts its fleet of caravans through rigorous endurance tests to assess their quality and durability, but the latest Australian Outback challenge may have been the toughest yet

Global demand fires Silver Bullet Caravans to success

Silver Bullet caravans have an undeniable retro 50s charm

Retro-style caravan maker Silver Bullet is going from strength to strength, with global demand for its rock 'n' roll-inspired trailers showing no signs of slowing down

Northumberland brothers launch new caravan wheelchair lift

The Belford Transfer Lift uses a hoist to improve caravan and motorhome access

Jim and John Little's Belford Transfer Lift revolutionises wheelchair access for caravans, but the invention only came about because Jim's wife Carol was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis

Cleethorpes caravan parks offering Humber Bridge toll refund

The Humber Bridge toll was recently reduced to £1.50 each way

The Humber Bridge toll had been accused of damaging tourism in Cleethorpes, but following a cut in the price visitor numbers have increased and now businesses are offering a refund as a further incentive

Government backs down on controversial static caravan tax

Reports suggest that the Coalition Government has changed its plans for a caravan tax

The Government's plans to apply a 20% tax on static caravans have been revised, according to reports from Westminster, following a widespread protest campaign

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