• Five travelling belts: You can carry a couple of passengers alongside the four sleeping berths, which opens up the van for group trips or ferrying family.
• Cab air conditioning: Summer driving stays comfortable without cranking the windows down, and you're not cooking before you've even reached the pitch.
• Diesel heater: Proper warmth in the van independent of the engine running means shoulder-season touring doesn't mean shivering or burning fuel just to stay warm.

• Manual gearbox: Town manoeuvres and reversing onto a tight pitch demand more physical effort than an automatic would.
• Short wheelbase layout: Storage is compact, so you'll need to pack deliberately and won't have the garage space of a longer van for bikes or a full awning setup.

A straightforward four-berth campervan with manual transmission and solid touring kit — cab air con, cruise control, diesel heating and parking sensors all fitted. The five travelling belts and short wheelbase make it practical for couples or small groups who don't need a sprawling layout.