If every MH was built like this!!!!

  Why wait for lottery win?, do what seems a growing trend and use your pension pot or equity release to finance it

If either were large enough I might be tempted

I think it comes into the same category as drooling over Ferraris, Mclarens and Pagani Zondas. Just a pipe dream.

Not on my wish list. Couldn't get it up our drive way. 

no problem on our drive....i could even put the 500 in the garage

seriously, a wonderful piece of kit but for most (especially here in the uk) a tad impractical.....

however, six months touring Spain with a car in the back.....ok, if i had too...

....and gets over the 'A-frame' issue, whats not to like..?

Thanks for the link Michael - Alan has some great videos on all aspects of Motorhomes and travelling - well worth a look at his Youtube Channel.

Again, thanks.

I've Subscribed - will you ?

Already subscribed, it would be interesting if he could visit lots of other factories (Euro & UK) so we could compare processes.  I know these are high end vans built to order and one of those lottery win type things but it would be interesting to see some main stream factories such as Hymer, SWIFT etc.

I think we tend to look at these RV like vehicles from our own experiences and our own ways of enjoying this passtime of ours. Wherever we go we see coaches and tour busses of equal if not bigger sizes carting holiday makers and tourists to the far flung corners of our fair land. Now with that garage and a car on board all the owners need to do is plan sites which are able to accomadate them. I reckon those that buy them go on tour for many weeks if not many months both here and elsewhere on our continent. It's clear that some don't understand the motorhoming way, maybe some of us don't understand RVing. Putting aside the money and the need for finding pitches big enough, they are no bigger than the largest twin axel caravans and tow car combinations, maybe these RVs are more akin to caravanning.

 Very good to see how the competition build their product too.I toured the "Concorde" factory recently ,which is also nearby to 'Morello'  in Bavaria ,an experience to see how the vehicles are put together.(the "Morello" operation was started by two of the directors leaving Concorde with all their experience ) To see the dedication and skills that go into making top end R.Vs ,gives you a lot of confidence in your own vehicle too And with my "Smart" in the back,,added versatility for touring .. Love my "Concorde Charisma" 

Well I am surprised, Triky, given your 'name' I would had bet you had either a Goldwing trike or a Reliant Robin in the back!