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Had a good look at the Weinsberg caravans at the NEC last week. For an entry level caravan I was impressed with the quality and finish. As a current Knaus owner I thought that the fixtures and fittings were on a par or even identical.
As regard the prices, yes they are cheaper on the continent. However the basic prices over there do not include things like a hitch stabiliser, hot water system, window blinds etc. To bring them up to the spec sold in the UK you would have to include various extra packs which would add about 2200 Euros to the price, plus the cost of delivery. So overall they are slightly more expensive in the UK by about £850, however you have the benefit of a local dealer and you do not have to go to the continent for delivery.
Incidentally my current Knaus and previous Hobby were both bought from a dealer in Germany. It was a very easy process, but then it was worthwhile as the pound was far stronger against the Euro.
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Topic: Weinsberg Caravans
