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A Subaru Ascent driver shared a hack: a carabiner inserted into the trunk latch mimics closure, cutting power to interior lights and sensors. This prevents battery drain during extended camping. The method is harmless and widely shared among Subaru owners.
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A Subaru Ascent driver shared a hack: a carabiner inserted into the trunk latch mimics closure, cutting power to interior lights and sensors. This pre...
A Subaru Ascent driver shared a hack: a carabiner inserted into the trunk latch mimics closure, cutting power to interior lights and sensors. This prevents battery drain during extended camping. The method is harmless and widely shared among Subaru owners.
Greece clarified motorhome parking rules ahead of the season. Also: shock protection required in the US from 2028, and Argyll Holidays bankruptcy.
Two years on the road with a cat named Zhuzu — and not a single day of wanting to go back. We break down life in a camper van: where to find water, how heating works, what to do about electricity, and where to look for overnight spots. 7 countries, hundreds of places, and an honest account — from the mountain roads of Turkey to the coastline of Montenegro.
Comprehensive review of all RV and camper toilet types: cassette, portable, gravity, vacuum, macerating, dry flush, sealing, incinerating, composting and separating. Comparison of models, consumables, installation and annual costs.
The Capella family from Bahía Blanca completed a motorhome journey from Miami to Alaska, covering over 20,000 kilometers. They purchased the vehicle in the US from another Argentine family. Their next trip is planned to Mexico, where the motorhome is stored in Tijuana.
RV RouteFinder LLC has launched a mobile app for motorhome and travel trailer owners. The tool verifies if a planned route accommodates a vehicle's height, weight, length, and width in under 60 seconds, using TomTom's commercial routing data. The subscription-based app is available on iOS and Android and is designed to complement existing navigation platforms.
The Japanese publication Motorz featured an article about a motorhome trip in Wakayama Prefecture. The piece outlines routes suitable for traveling with pets and highlights local cuisine. The publication is supplemented with video content on YouTube.
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