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Five options for homes on wheels cheaper than a luxury SUV in Brazil

06.08.2026 14:35 1 min 1 source РУС
Vrum POR

In Brazil, five options for homes on wheels are presented, costing less than 400,000 Brazilian reais — the price of a new luxury SUV. Among them are a used Karmann Ghia Safari for 80,000–150,000 reais, a new trailer from 50,000 reais, a pickup camper from 100,000 reais, a converted van (Mercedes-Benz Sprinter or Fiat Ducatoⓘ) for 200,000–350,000 reais, and a used motorhome from well-known manufacturers (Motor Trailer, Estrella Mobil, Turiscar) for under 400,000 reais. The caravanning market in the country is actively growing.

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Updated: 01.08.2026

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BRL4.72 · €0.80/l

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BRL4.28 · €0.72/l

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