Paine — VanSky 79 (Comfortable)

Chilean actor Cristián Riquelme posted a video showing significant damage to his motorhome. His dogs chewed through the electrical wiring, causing a short circuit and rendering the vehicle completely inoperable.

The motorhome was stolen on September 18 in the commune of Paine, Chile, after criminals broke down a gate. The owners stated that via social media they identified a woman who was driving the vehicle towing the stolen motorhome and that it has been seen on toll roads. The motorhome is valued at 20 million Chilean pesos, and the theft carries a penalty of up to five years in prison. Police are investigating the incident.

Chilean company Nativa Camper, founded in 2024, specializes in building modular campers for pickup trucks and converting vans. The state-funded business has tripled its production rate and plans to create three new full-time jobs. The firm is also in talks for a partnership to enter the German rental market.

Guilherme Núnes will cross 15 countries in his 1971 Volkswagen Beetle converted into a minimalist motorhome. The vehicle is equipped with a bed, refrigerator, and even a mobile kitchen. The fan estimates the adventure will cost about $20,000.

Two women from the Coquimbo region in Chile are raffling off their motorhome, named "Josefina". They have lived in it for over a year while traveling across the country. The new owner will be determined on December 23.

The Municipality of Arica, in a joint operation with police, removed a motorhome to reclaim public space. The action followed a complaint from a nearby hotel about the vehicle's prolonged parking in an unauthorized beach area. The owners arranged and paid for the towing of the RV.