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The information entered into a caravan manual should be information related to the caravan model and nothing more such as body length, width, height, weights, awning rail size, tyre size and pressure etc. Adverts should be excluded and any warranty conditions should be dealt with independently with the purchaser on a separate document. The reason is because when the caravan is sold on as a used unit the warranty is then irrelevant as any future second hand purchaser will usually have a warranty agreement with the dealer they buy from. If the purchase is a private sale there will be no warranty included anyway so anything printed in the manual could be misleading. Adverts could well be outdated with companies no longer trading so not worth the extra cost of promoting sales outside of the manufacturer.
Having a book is far better than having a disc for immediate information because a laptop will be required which is only beneficial for those sited with electric hook up to power the appliance plus not everyone has access to a PC so it's an unwanted extra cost to the buyer.
Keep it simple but with all the important relative information at hand.
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Topic: 2015 Caravan Handbooks
