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Motorhome bought for 2.75 million SEK was assembled from spare parts

29.05.2026 08:31 1 min 1 source РУС
Carup.se SWE
Motorhome bought for 2.75 million SEK was assembled from spare parts
Original source: Carup.se

A Norwegian couple purchased a Hymer motorhome from dealer Kroken Caravan for 2.75 million SEK, described as being of 'excellent quality'. The day after delivery, a tag reading 'donor car' was found on the key. An inspection revealed faults in 12 out of 13 points, including loose bolts and exposed wiring. Repairs to make the vehicle safe were estimated at 2.5 million SEK. Before the case reached the appeals court, the dealer agreed to cancel the sale.

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Motorhome bought for 2.75 million SEK was assembled from spare parts

29.05.2026 Carup.se SWE Original source

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