Totally restyled both inside and out, the Swift Bessacarr 496 is sure to be a popular choice for families looking for a new, spacious motorhome in 2016.
The six-berth 496’s layout, beginning behind the cab, comes with a spacious living area with dinette for four and extra seating for two which converts into sleeping quarters for four thanks to the addition of a drop down bed. This is followed by a central kitchen and plenty of storage options, opposite which a large central washroom can be found. At the rear, a large comfortable fixed double bed is situated which features Duvalay Duvalite technology for a good night’s sleep.
‘Aralie Sen’ woodgrain with smoked oak inserts to the gloss upper locker doors combined with rich dark brown and cream soft furnishings gives a ’boutique hotel’ feel to the interior.
Suitable for all seasons, the Bessacarr 496’s powerful Truma Combi boiler, easily controlled by a new digital panel, and Winter Pack come fitted as standard.
Elsewhere, warmth can be found by way of the ambience created by the 496’s energy efficient LEDs and dimmable spotlights. Further plus points include a well equipped kitchen with Omnivent, walnut dash trim, vanity mirror lighting, wardrobe lighting and map pockets/wall pads.
Meanwhile, outside, standard features include reversing camera for easy manoeuvring, gloss white cab mirror covers and a roll-out awning.
The Bessacarr 496 comes with captain style seats and a DAB radio with bluetooth phone connection, handy storage area and USB charging port. Further enhancements for 2-16 include a new DAB radio with mirror antenna and 100W solar panel. Powered by the Fiat 2.3 litre, 130bhp Euro 5+ turbo diesel engine, all models have a six speed gearbox and automatic option. You can add cab air-conditioning, cruise control and a Status 570 TV aerial with the keenly priced Lux pack.
- Berths: 6
- Overall length: 7.75m
- Overall width: 2.38m
- MTPLM: 4250 kg
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