A look at the Sunlight T 670 S Adventure Edition

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Stepping inside, the layout is fairly conventional, offering twin single beds above a garage, washroom opposite the kitchen and lounge up front, so the devil is in the details to differentiate this T 670 S from a multitude of other models currently for sale.

Initial impressions are good, thanks mainly to the 156-litre fridge/freezer unit on the left. It’s not full-height, making the area feel much more spacious than it should. This is also helped by the large rooflight over the cab.

That space above the fridge is not wasted, however, as there’s a neat set of shelves tucked in the corner. This unit is this height for a reason, to create space for a drop-down bed of a decent size in the lounge. This is an option, and it’s quite a weighty one (44kg), so consider it carefully as it will reduce the headroom in this area, too.

The lounge has Isofix on the rear travel seats, though, if you did want to include this bed and travel with kids. One feature of note in this area is the shoe cupboard perfectly placed right next to the door.

Then, at the very back is the reason you are really going to buy this motorhome: twin single beds reached by a couple of steps and set above a large storage area.

The Adventure Edition models come as standard with the kit to convert this area into a massive double bed, but you will have to deploy a ladder to access it. A half-height curtain closes off this area from the rest of the motorhome.

The space below has access from either side externally – one big door that is over a metre tall so capable of swallowing a bike, and a slightly shorter door on the other, which makes access to the stuff stored in here a little easier than having to root around in the garage only from one side.

Summary

In a market of many competitors, this Sunlight has some unusual and practical features that set it apart from the rest. Definitely one to consider if you are on the hunt for a not-too-big low-profile motorhome with fixed single beds.