Back in 2010 Bailey launch the first Unicorn 'Limited Edition' range of three caravans, the two berth Seville and fixed bed Valencia and Barcelona on single and twin axles respectively. Offering affordable luxury with the benefit of Alde central heating, the first time wet central heating had been used in a Bailey since the Clifton … Continue reading 2018 Bailey Unicorn IV Seville 

So, if you want to tow at over 126mph and are using a Le Mans specification Aston Martin V8 as a towcar, what caravan would you choose? How about an Autosport Alpha. Lunched in the mid 1970s when most caravans had the aerodynamics of a house brick (with the house attached!) the Alpha was designed … Continue reading Autosport Alpha

Possibly one of the most unusual caravans made was the Lynton VIP Excalibur. Launched at the 1985 Earls Court Caravan Show only two examples were made before Lynton ceased trading in early 1986. Practical Caravan tested the Excalibur and advised that the brakes needed adjusting. The Excalibur and test Volvo 740 made for an impressive … Continue reading 1986 Lynton VIP Excalibur 

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Updated for 2016 with new blue decals, the Coachman Vision 520 can trace it's roots back to the Coachman Mirage 520/4 first introduced in the mid 1990s.  The layout has remained basically the same  front single beds, side dinette with bunk above, kitchen opposite and rear washroom.