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Compact Camper with Wet Bath Priced Similar to Toyota Yaris Cross

17.01.2026 14:48 1 min 1 source РУС
TUOI TRE ONLINE VIE
Compact Camper with Wet Bath Priced Similar to Toyota Yaris Cross
Original source: TUOI TRE ONLINE

Australian company Breath Trailer unveiled the Breath Max caravan featuring an integrated wet bath, unusual for compact teardrop models. The trailer has a dry weight of 1200 kg and a starting price in Australia of 37,000 AUD, comparable to the cost of a Toyota Yaris Cross in the Vietnamese market.

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Compact Camper with Wet Bath Priced Similar to Toyota Yaris Cross

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AU Australia — fuel prices

Updated: 12.09.2026

Unleaded 91

$1.55 /l

AUD2.16 · €1.34/l

95 of 168

pricier than 56% of countries

Premium 95

$1.67 /l

AUD2.33 · €1.44/l

52 of 102

cheaper than 50% of countries

Premium 98

$1.74 /l

AUD2.43 · €1.50/l

17 of 28

pricier than 57% of countries

Diesel

$1.89 /l

AUD2.64 · €1.63/l

115 of 167

pricier than 68% of countries

Premium Diesel

$1.90 /l

AUD2.65 · €1.64/l

20 of 46

cheaper than 59% of countries

LPG

$1.05 /l

AUD1.46 · €0.90/l

40 of 55

pricier than 71% of countries

E85

$1.77 /l

AUD2.47 · €1.53/l

6 of 6

pricier than 83% of countries

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