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There’s a common misconception that allowing your motorhome to rest for months is a good way to extend the lifespan of the engine, but that’s false, because that’s one of the fastest ways to degrade your motorhome.  Seals dry out, batteries sulfate, and fuel quietly absorbs moisture. Ironically, the less you drive, the more important your maintenance schedule becomes. And

If you own a motorhome, you already know that cleaning it regularly is not just about shine, it’s about protecting it from damage and keeping its long-term value. When dirt, algae, bird droppings, or leaves are left sitting on the bodywork, they trap moisture that quickly leads to mildew, rust, and chemical spots. Add heat and UV exposure, and panels,

Looking after your motorhome isn’t just about keeping it on the road, it’s about making every trip safer, smoother, and more enjoyable for you. When we stick to a simple maintenance routine, you can easily add five to ten years to your motorhome’s life compared to one that’s been neglected. Regular care means fewer surprises, like roadside breakdowns, which drop

  If you own a motorhome, you know it’s not just a way to travel, it’s your rolling home, the place where road trips turn into stories and camping trips turn into memories. But even the toughest RVs have a lifespan, and most average around 20 years or 200,000 miles before they start feeling their age. The good news? With

Selling your motorhome might seem simple at first, but once you start thinking about everything involved, it gets a bit more real. Where do you advertise it? How much should you ask for? Should you handle the sale yourself or bring in someone to help? These are the kinds of questions that pop up fast, and if you’re not prepared,

If you’re weighing up the idea of buying a motorhome or thinking about when to sell, understanding what’s driving motorhome prices right now is key. There’s something about seeing your home in the rearview mirror and knowing you can stop wherever the map takes you. That’s the magic drawing more and more people in the UK toward motorhome travel.  In

Depreciation, the natural decrease in value over time, is something every motorhome owner needs to understand. As a motorhome owner, you’re likely invested not just in the journey but in the value of your vehicle, and knowing how depreciation impacts your motorhome is key to managing that investment. The first year typically hits the hardest, with your motorhome losing about

If you’ve ever wondered, “How much is my motorhome really worth?”, you’re not the only one. Whether you’re thinking about upgrading, downsizing, or simply curious about today’s motorhome market, knowing the real value of your RV can save you from underpricing, or overestimating. The truth is, a motorhome’s value isn’t just about age or mileage. It’s also about timing, upkeep,

Buying or selling a motorhome sounds exciting, until you realize how much time, paperwork, and guesswork can come with it. From pricing your vehicle right to dealing with random inquiries or worrying if a buyer is legit, it’s easy to feel in over your head. That’s where motorhome brokers step in. Think of them as your personal guide, someone who