by Joe Jeffrey
CaravanTimes takes a look at the all-new Bailey Pegasus 4 for 2016 in our exclusive video right here
Bailey of Bristol has unveiled its all new Pegasus 4 range for 2016.
An impressive seven models will feature across the fourth generation Pegasus range, including exciting updates for Bailey’s best selling Verona, Rimini and Genoa models, whilst four brand new layouts are set to arrive for the new season.
Firstly, with Bailey concentrating on a family-oriented theme, a revamped single-axle Ancona and a twin-axle Palermo will feature as part of the new Pegasus 4 range.
Meanwhile, the more compact Modena – similar to a smaller version of the Verona – is set to feature a comfortable fixed double bed and a transverse washroom oozing in style.
Touching upon the successful Unicorn range, the all-new Pegasus will come complete with a polar white bodyshell and family-style graphics scheme, which is sure to appeal to all.
Protection from the elements comes by way of Bailey of Bristol’s standard GRP on the outer shell, whilst a signature front picture window should allow for an abundance of light throughout.
Moving inside, Bailey has painstakingly strived to impress with a quality feel, moving the fourth generation Pegasus towards the higher end of the mid-market, providing for a high-class feel owing to features including top-quality woodwork in a ‘Mendip Ash’ finish, dual finish lockers with gloss polished clips and much more.
Inside the living area, a dream-sleep domestic style seating arrangement means that comfort is assured, whilst remaining easy to adapt into a front bedroom.
Thanks to Bailey’s Alu-Tech construction system doubled with a fully specified Truma system with digital control, the Pegasus is certainly a caravan for all seasons, providing year round comfort and enjoyment for whoever or wherever you are.
To find out more about the Bailey Pegasus 4, including how it’s managed to provide for better storage, more worktop space and much more, check out our video above and let us know what you think.
