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Brabus Big Boy 1200: Luxury Motorhome for 1.5 Million Euros

11.05.2026 10:19 1 min 1 source
GIGA DEU
Brabus Big Boy 1200: Luxury Motorhome for 1.5 Million Euros
Original source: GIGA

Tuning company Brabus has unveiled the Big Boy 1200 motorhome, priced at 1.5 million euros. Built on a truck chassis, it features a 530 hp engine. The interior includes a living room, bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen.

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Brabus Big Boy 1200: Luxury Motorhome for 1.5 Million Euros

11.05.2026 GIGA DEU Original source

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