Key Features
| Model Year | 2013 |
| Class | High top |
| Base Vehicle | Fiat Ducato |
| Price From (£) | 41,803 |
| Length (m) | 6.00 |
| Berths | 2 |
| Belted Seats | 2 |
| Main Layout | Rear Lounge |
At a glance
Full review
Pretty much every Devon conversion now comes with the optional upgrade of the Designer Pack at an extra £1,500, which includes items such as air-conditioning, cruise control, passenger airbag, parking sensors, leather steering wheel and gearknob, mudflaps and wheeltrims. For the price, it's not really a surprise.
The rear lounge is very comfortable, noticeably on superior foam. It's in a pleasing U-shape, unless you require through-access. In which case the central area can be removed. It comes with the choice of 4 upholstery colours, designed to complement the Fiat exterior.
Despite the mid-van washroom, the Aztec manages to overcome the corridor effect. The washroom itself has a bench toilet, but the wallboarding and fold-down basin are a throwback. Showering is also via a traditional Whale mixer tap extension, but in a good, deep shower tray.
The kitchen is far more impressive, not least because of the fact it boasts a full Dometic cooker, the only one in the Showdown to do so. It offers 4 gas rings as well as a seperate oven and grill. The kitchen unit may look small at first glance but expands thanks to a worktop extension.
Other than a deep shelf, the kitchens height precludes upper level storage, but there's a cutlery drawer under the sink and a cupboard suitable as a pan store under the cooker. Food storage comes in the form of a Dometic 8 series fridge behind the driver.
There's a sturdy quality throught the Aztec. It's as far from the Adria Twin GT as you'll get, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Everything is heavier duty, warmer and kinder. Lighting is by LED's throughout with six downlighters for the lounge, and a further four in the kitchen area.
Heating is from Truma's 4E Combi, with twin outlets in the lounge, one in the washroom and one at the foot of the drivers swivelled seat.
Read the full review in the June 2013 digital issue of Which Motorhome
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