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We have owned our Avan since November 2023 - we have done two longer trips but mostly weekends and parking at friends and family houses for a dinner… Read more

with drinks. We are in our mid 50’s and so glad we bought this while we still both working - given us the freedom to get away whenever we want without having to book expensive accommodation. The m5 c class layout suits our lifestyle- we occasionally have a teenager who will travel with us. Any issues have been dealt with professionally and promptly by dealers at Loganholme Qld

Luxury Home on wheel – Had this Monte for 4 years now, had a couple of nimor shake down problems but other then that its fantastic. Plenty of room, lots of extras, you name it ,its got it. Thanks Melb RV. Show details

Suncamper's Customer Service is terrible. I hope that my new Saxby V2 motorhome is a lot better then their Customer Service. I recently (August 2025)… Read more

took delivery of my new motorhome after an 18 month wait. We experienced Suncamper's lack of "Transparent Communication and genuine customer care." They tried to sell us a Feb, 2023 chassis and lead us to believe we were getting a Nov 2024 chassis on delivery. (Our contract stated 2024 chassis.) We googled the VIN Number and found this out. Suncamper's COO is saying, " It was just a mistake and mistakes happen." And, the Sales Manager stated, "Suncamper have no say in the chassis that they receive and he didn't know that my expensive, $200,000 motorhome was being built on an older, cheaper chassis being the Feb 2023 model." My partner and I had to argued with them to reduced the sale price to reflect the price difference of the two chassis's and the loss of safety features etc. Issue resolved under Suncamper's duress. Still have 2 other smaller issues for them to rectify which they refuse to do so, now that they have our money. Need an accessible, inverter switch installed for safety and convenience and need the dinette table top to be modified with an extension bracket to Off Set the table by 200mm, so the extra 2 persons can sit at the dinette table, like advertised and seen on purchase. Table design was changed and down graded during manufacturing without informing us. We paid for a more expensive, better quality, telescopic table that seats 6 and now we have a smaller, weaker table with a poorly designed support leg that only seats 4 as the table is fixed to the rear seating and prevents those two seats from being used which is highly dissappointing and a waste of valuable seating in the club lounge/dinette. We want the use of all seating in the dinette. This table is not "Fit For Purpose." After reading the other poor reviews on here and now knowing that Suncamper have many unhappy customers, not only with their customer service but it would seem they also have problems with the quality of their motorhomes as well. So, I believe they will not step up and rectify my 2 outstanding smallish issues because they are greedy and unprofessional.

Another Unhappy Customer. Deb and Gail. Melbourne.

2021 Frontline HiAce Campervan – Although there is a 6 month wait time to get a new campervan from Frontline, it is well worth the wait. We looked around for over 12 months, seeking… Read more

a quality 2nd hand campervan but came to the realisation, that it wasn't a big jump up to a new one as demand (and 2nd hand price) has been driven up as a result of the pandemic. We ordered our Toyota HiAce diesel Frontline Adventurer in 3rd quarter 2020 and took delivery just before Xmas. Toyota have got it all together with the latest HiAce, equipping it with the same engine they fit in the Prado and HiLux and with the motor forward of the front axle, easy access between the front seats to the rear of the van is fantastic. The performance is great, plenty of power up the hills and reasonable fuel consumption. The safety features of the new HiAce are extensive, although I must say, the auto-lanekeeper takes some getting used to as the wheel is moved to correct your steering once it senses the edge of the lane (unless the indicator is on). Of course, all the safety features can be turned on or off by the dealer. We opted to pay the extra $1000 to get the GL model and it was well worth it. This van is super comfortable and drives like a car, a real pleasure on the road. As for the Frontline conversion, I couldn't fault the customer service we received. Gordon, who handles sales at the Brookvale, NSW, showroom, knows his product inside-out and will spend any amount of time with you, taking through all the features and new innovations. The fit and finish is superb and after our shakedown run to the Vic border and back (Covid restricted), we couldn't fault the van. It has just been in for a small modification (my request) and once again, great customer service and done on time. Paul C.

great hard wearing conversion – our 2005 trakkadu does everyhing you could expect of a small camper.it is a high quality conversion and still presents as new after 15 years. you… Read more

would only look at another conversion to save some money in the short term as trakkadu,s hold there value well.