What to check before buying a new motorhome
Buying a new motorhome does not guarantee a mistake-free purchase: an uncomfortable bed, insufficient certified seats, or low payload can become probl...
Buying a new motorhome does not guarantee a mistake-free purchase: an uncomfortable bed, insufficient certified seats, or low payload can become problems from the first trip. Before comparing offers, it is important to define the number of travelers, trip duration, and road types. Key checks include certified travel and sleeping berths, actual payload (the difference between maximum authorized mass and mass in running order), per-axle limits, and a test drive covering city, highway, and slopes. In Spain, new goods have a minimum legal warranty of three years, and a motorhome with a maximum mass up to 3500 kg can be driven with a B license.
