2010 Auto-Trail Navajo Motorhome — Video Tour (Part 1 of 2)
Published 28 September 2026 · 2-berth motorhome
2:48This video tour walks you around the 2010 Auto-Trail Navajo, a 2-berth motorhome for sale through Motorhome Pig. This is part 1 of 2 videos for this motorhome.
Auto-Trail is a British motorhome manufacturer based in Grimsby since 1982, building Fiat Ducato-based coachbuilt and A-class motorhomes for the UK touring market.
Mechanically it is built on the Fiat chassis, with a manual gearbox, showing 22,487 miles.
The video shows the living space, kitchen and sleeping areas — this layout sleeps 2 and has 2 belted travelling seats.
This motorhome has now been sold, but the tour is kept online for reference.
Watch the full walkaround above, then open the complete listing for every photo, the full specification and to arrange a viewing.
Video transcript
Good afternoon, this is Digital Handover for the Autotrail Navajo registration GP10 DHG. Starting on the passenger side, the first thing to point out to you is your diesel filler point, and that's the ignition key to gain access to it. When you open the door, there is a bonnet pull on the side of the dashboard. The reason we show you this is there's two designated areas under the bonnet for jump-starting the vehicle.
The engine battery is actually under the floor in the cab area. Under the front seat, you have a full jack and wheel brace kit, and that's all been checked for you. Book, pack and spare keys are on the seat. To open the gas locker, there is a small lever just behind the seat there that you lift up, and that releases the locker and gives you access to the gas.
There are two complimentary bottles on there, a large 13kg which you just turn on using the brass valve, and a spare bottle there if you need it. Going towards the back, you have another locker, and that gives you access, and in there is a mains lead, and there is an awning winder handle in there for you, and an awning tie-down kit and a fly lead for TV reception. Moving towards the back corner of the vehicle, you've got your water filler point there, which is a standard hose pipe, and you've got the additional 12-volt socket that you requested. You've also got your outside gas barbecue point, and there is a red fitting that pushes in and twists, and allows you to feed off the vehicle.
The vehicle has been beautifully steamed, cleaned and polished, including the roof. All the decals have been changed as requested, and the vehicle is looking very good. Moving towards the back of the vehicle, you've got your roof rack and ladder, and you've got your camera which has been checked for you. Spare wheels fitted on the back there.
On the driver's side of the rear corner, you've got what we call a small ski locker, and when you do open the locker, it gives you access to your blue drain tap for draining the fresh water. All the lockers push down and lock with a key, which we'll show you. Next to that, you've got your standard cassette toilet, and to remove the toilet, you lift up the orange lever and pull the toilet out, and that's the blue or green chemical that feeds this toilet. Next to it, you've got a hot and cold shower attachment that twists and pushes in, and that will feed off the vehicle.
This is the flue for the boiler, and there is a winter cover inside the driver's door that clips on if you're not using the vehicle in the winter months. In the large ski locker, you've got some levelling blocks there which we've left for you, two brand new leisure batteries, and access to your waste tap for draining your waste water. We'll open that now and drain the water that's gone down the pug hole whilst we've been testing it. From all of us at AMC Motorhomes, we hope you enjoy your new motorhome, and we'll get the video over to you.
