CI Motorhomes for Sale

CI - short for Caravans International - has an unusual two-part history. The name originated with a British group founded in 1963 that owned brands like Eccles and Bluebird before going into liquidation in 1982. The CI badge was subsequently acquired and revived as an Italian motorhome marque by the Trigano Group, and is now built at the SEA factory in San Gimignano, Tuscany, alongside sister brands Roller Team, Elnagh and Mobilvetta. The range concentrated on value-led coachbuilts on the Fiat Ducato, with the Carioca a long-running over-cab line, the Riviera and Riviera Elite covering low-profile coachbuilts, and the Magis, Horon and Kyros names appearing on later models. CI is not currently imported into the UK as a new brand through Trigano UK, so the live UK market is almost entirely used stock from the 2000s and 2010s. Buyer interest is typically value-driven - early 2000s Carioca and Riviera examples sit at the lower end of the used coachbuilt market, often well under £20,000, with later Mobilvetta-era models commanding more.