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Daniel Guichard shows off his 5.5-tonne motorhome

25.08.2026 17:00 1 min 1 source РУС
Melty FRA
Daniel Guichard shows off his 5.5-tonne motorhome

French singer Daniel Guichard, 77, has revealed details about his motorhome, a Niesmann + Bischoff model weighing 5.5 tonnes. He can drive it thanks to a category B licence obtained before 1976. Over ten years, the artist has covered more than 90,000 kilometres. Guichard also campaigns against low-emission zones (ZFE) in support of motorists.

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Daniel Guichard shows off his 5.5-tonne motorhome

25.08.2026 Melty FRA Original source

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French singer Daniel Guichard, 77, bought a 5.5-tonne Niesmann + Bischoff motorhome for a sum equivalent to the price of a house. He uses it for touring to avoid hotels and dressing rooms. The vehicle has covered about 90,000 km. Guichard can drive it thanks to an old driver's license issued before 1976. He also participates in discussions about low-emission zones (ZFE) alongside Alexandre Jardin.

French singer Daniel Guichard, 77, has moved into a luxury motorhome, using it as a mobile home and work tool during tours. He abandoned hotels and dressing rooms, preferring to travel across France with his wife. The motorhome features convenient connections and leather upholstery, simplifying performance logistics. His children initially mocked his choice, but this lifestyle is becoming more popular.

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Ronan, a 30-year-old French web developer, sold his house in 2021 for 112,000 euros and bought a used 2005 motorhome for 22,000 euros, spending an additional 800 euros on modifications. Since April 2022, he has been traveling across Europe while working remotely, saving 300–400 euros per month. His expenses include fuel (about 200 euros per month) and campsites (5–20 euros per day).

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