Foreign trip cut short: over 220,000 euro motorhome had long list of faults
The purchase of a new Hymer BML I 790 motorhome for 224,680 euros in May 2024 led to a consumer dispute. The buyer claimed the vehicle had numerous de...
The purchase of a new Hymer BML I 790 motorhome for 224,680 euros in May 2024 led to a consumer dispute. The buyer claimed the vehicle had numerous defects from the start, including faulty interior lighting and non-working USB ports, as well as a delivery delay of nearly three weeks. The seller maintained that warranty repairs were carried out properly. The first foreign trip was interrupted, and the case was referred to the Consumer Disputes Board.