2012 Vauxhall Vivaro Camper Campervan — Video Tour

0 Turbo Sportive Camp Van. As you've got pictures of the outside, I thought I'd concentrate more on the inside. Here is your full-size rock and roll bed. This comes out fully once you remove that cushion and the table top is removable.

And the bed slides all the way back to the cupboard. So you've got plenty of room as opposed to a lot of vans choose to put their cupboards down the side, which then means you have a very narrow bed. Underneath that cushion is a removable fridge freezer. I'll try and see if I can just lift the cushion and show you.

Yep, there it is. Generally, I take that out and put that in the awning so you've got access to everything. It keeps everything frozen and certainly covers our needs. The table top, of course, is removable, which I won't take off just now.

Underneath, you will see light switches, more 240-volt sockets there on the right. And on the left there is your leisure battery and your USB ports for charging your phones and anything else. You have another 240-volt socket there. So if you want to run anything, the connection for 240 for when you're on a campsite is on the outside.

Easily accessed. There's your two-ring hub and the gas cylinder goes inside the cupboard. For safety, there's a fire extinguisher there and the smoke alarm, carbon monoxide alarm, is up there. You also have an air vent, which is more than ample for keeping fresh air inside.

And for when you're sat chilling at night, there's a place there for your cup and a place over there for your partner's cup. Other than that, what else can I tell you? It's a beautiful van to drive. I've done 3,000 miles to Scotland and back.

We did the North Coast 500 in her and it is just so comfortable. It also has cruise control, air conditioning, very thoughtful of Vivaro to put all the extras on. I'll just show you the solar-powered camera on the back, which gives you a view of anyone following you and also when you're rehearsing. Other than that, also included in the price will be your return back to the mainland from the Isle of Wight, so you don't need to worry about the ferry price.

I will pay that out of the sale. And, you know, we're just selling it because we've now bought a caravan and it just seems a shame that the van is just being used for daily use, as opposed to what it was made for. So if anyone's got a car that can pull a caravan and wants to do a part exchange, as long as it's over 2020, I'm prepared to add cash to that as well. I'm interested.