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Zone RV salvage deal leaves caravan customers millions out of pocket

24.02.2026 06:42 1 min 1 source
abc.net.au ISL
Zone RV salvage deal leaves caravan customers millions out of pocket
Original source: abc.net.au

A deal to salvage the collapsed luxury caravan maker Zone RV will leave over 100 customers about $10 million short, as their progress payments are not part of the asset purchase by Essential Caravans. The new owner offered affected customers caravans at cost price, which still requires significant additional payment for most, and has scrapped the previous progressive payment system. The liquidator will now investigate potential illegal trading by a former director.

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Zone RV salvage deal leaves caravan customers millions out of pocket

24.02.2026 abc.net.au ISL Original source

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