A man was detained while attempting to steal from a parked motorhome in El Bolsón. The incident occurred at 8:30 PM on Tuesday on Rivadavia Street, where the 26-year-old intruder entered the vehicle. During the arrest, he resisted and caused physical injuries to a woman. Stolen items, including a TV and electronics, were recovered and returned to the owners.

A Belgian family with four children has been stranded in Argentina for weeks during their South American trip. The motorhome's engine is in a limited emergency mode due to a fault code that local mechanics cannot read or reset because of locked European manufacturer software. The manufacturer states the code can only be cleared at a specific Volkswagen factory located 867 kilometers away.

A Belgian family with four children is unable to continue their motorhome journey in Argentina. The vehicle has broken down, and local service centers cannot read the error code due to a lack of the required diagnostic equipment.

A Flemish family is unable to continue their trip in Argentina because of a technical failure in their motorhome. After two weeks of calling, the manufacturer suggested they drive 900 kilometers to the nearest service center for repairs.

A theft occurred on Wednesday at noon at the intersection of Libertad and Moreno in the Marcos Paz district. Two criminals stole a pickup truck while the owner was unloading a motorhome after a vacation. The stolen vehicle has custom graphics and a kayak on the roof.

A traffic accident involving a travel trailer occurred early Saturday morning at kilometer 131.200 on National Route 5 in the Suipacha district. A Volkswagen Amarok pickup truck towing the recreational vehicle lost control, causing the trailer to overturn on the roadway. The four occupants, aged between 59 and 71, escaped without injuries. Traffic was temporarily interrupted for removal operations.

A motorhome dumped sewage onto the roadway in the Itapé resort area. The incident caused outrage among vacationers due to the health hazard for people, animals, and the environment. The waste remained on the asphalt where vehicles continue to drive.

A former firefighter working at a gas station extinguished a starting fire in a motorhome on a highway in Argentina. The incident occurred on National Route 228 when a family noticed flames under the dashboard. The man used a fire extinguisher and his professional skills to prevent the fire from completely destroying the vehicle.

The accident occurred on Saturday afternoon at kilometer 685 of Route 51 near Bahía Blanca. A motorhome being towed by a Toyota Hilux detached, crossed into the oncoming lane, and collided head-on with a Mercedes truck. The truck driver was injured, and traffic was disrupted for approximately one hour.

A motorhome became stuck on a section of Argentina's National Route 40, known as the '73 Cursed'. Provincial road services used a motor grader to rescue the vehicle and restore the road. The stretch between Tres Lagos and Gobernador Gregores was closed to all traffic due to water and mud accumulation following heavy rains.

Armed criminals stole a motorhome with a family inside in the Argentine city of Mar del Plata. The incident occurred on Monday evening on a highway when the father pulled over. Two children who were outside were left on the roadside but were later found safe by police. The stolen vehicle and trailer were located the next day in a vacant lot.

Armed robbers attacked a family from Mendoza in Mar del Plata after they stopped on Route 226. The assailants stole a Toyota Hilux pickup truck with an attached motorhome, which contained the victim's wife and two younger children. The two older sons, aged 11 and 8, were left on the roadside at night.

A motorhome converted from a van, carrying three Brazilian tourists, was completely destroyed by fire in Argentina. The blaze, which started in the engine compartment likely due to a short circuit, caused one occupant to sustain minor burns after re-entering the vehicle to retrieve belongings.

A Brazilian couple's motorhome was completely destroyed by fire on January 11 in the Argentine city of Santiago del Estero. One spouse suffered first and second-degree burns while attempting to extinguish the flames. The pair lost all documents and personal belongings but were able to return to Brazil with help from friends and the consulate.

A family vacation was interrupted by a road incident. A travel trailer detached from the tow vehicle due to a road irregularity, overturned, and was completely destroyed. There were no injuries, but the material damage was total.