Brits investing in a new Kon-Tiki caravan from Swift Caravans during 2006 will benefit from ABS technology.
The device helps to reduce stopping time and prevent skidding when braking sharply.
A clutch of new features worth a total of £3,000 have been added to the model and buyers can expect to benefit from an integrated awning, as well as central locking to the living area and cab doors.
Users will also be able to cook up a storm by utilising the vehicle’s new automatic energy selection fridge and microwave oven.
Those who wish to relax in their caravan while exploring the country can do so by using the newly-added directional Status TV aerial.
However, the price has only been increased by £800 on the 2005 model, despite the new additions, meaning owners will get more bang for their buck.
The improvements are part of a wider range of upgrades that are taking place across the Swift Caravans range, with the Sundance also benefiting from some new features.
Meanwhile, the firm is also celebrating success in the recent Caravan Club design awards, where three of its models achieved success.
