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Outside:
Based on the Peugeot 2.2HDI chassis, sharing the same underpinnings as the new Fiat Ducato, the Sunstyle is not the sleekest of motorhomes, having a traditional body shape and styling. Fortunately, the modern, grey toned graphics and tints on the windows help to bring it up to date.
Service connections are straightforward, all placed in the same area along the offside, with the exception of the 230v hookup which connects within the external battery box.
There is handy outside access under the passenger side bed locker, which is convenient storage for hook-up cable, wheel ramps etc. |
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Inside:
A light, bright rear lounge area is very welcoming, especially with the Heki II rooflight fitted as part of the Sun Pack (a £595 option, also includes wood effect dash, entrance door flyscreen and blown air heating).
Two nicely positioned flip up tables, one at the end of the kitchen and another on the end of the wardrobe panel compliment the free standing table and kitchen pull-out worktop.
There is plenty of storage access under the seats and bed make up is quick without the need for multiple cushion arrangements. You can have two singles or a double.
The front overcab bed is typically tight for this type of motorhome, suitable for children, small adults or storage, and the bed base does slide forward to improve access into the cab area. At night, the cab area is screened off by a curtain.
‘Usable’ is the best way to describe the washroom, having the essential equipment for use when needed.
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