Video review - Auto-Sleeper Bourton
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Key Features
Model Year
2011
Product Class
Low Profile
Product Model Base
Mercedes Sprinter
Price from (£)
£54995
Length (m)
6.45
Berths
4
Belted seats
2
Main Layout
Front Lounge
Full Review
WHILE the Kemerton is a genuinely new model, the Bourton is more of an old tune re-mixed and re-released. Except that unlike any X-Factor re-make this one is slightly better than the original.
Its origins will be clear to regular readers, who will recognise this as a close relative of the Auto-Sleeper Surrey which we ran on long-term test last summer. The Bourton lacks the rear travel seats and overcab bed of the Surrey, though, making it virtually an identical twin of the low-line Northants model.
But whereas the Northants is only sold through the Marquis dealer network, the new Bourton is available throughout Auto-Sleepers’ network of franchised outlets.
It’s part of a new three-model line-up that also includes the Stanton (basically a truncated 5.94m version of the same layout, on a short-wheelbase Mercedes) and the Malvern (a fixed bed 7.29m two-berth which mirrors the Marquis Gloucester’s floorplan).
Auto-Sleepers haven’t simply changed the names, however.
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A full version of this new motorhome review is published in the May issue of Which Motorhome magazine. Order your copy online easily and securely now by clicking here!
Its origins will be clear to regular readers, who will recognise this as a close relative of the Auto-Sleeper Surrey which we ran on long-term test last summer. The Bourton lacks the rear travel seats and overcab bed of the Surrey, though, making it virtually an identical twin of the low-line Northants model.
But whereas the Northants is only sold through the Marquis dealer network, the new Bourton is available throughout Auto-Sleepers’ network of franchised outlets.
It’s part of a new three-model line-up that also includes the Stanton (basically a truncated 5.94m version of the same layout, on a short-wheelbase Mercedes) and the Malvern (a fixed bed 7.29m two-berth which mirrors the Marquis Gloucester’s floorplan).
Auto-Sleepers haven’t simply changed the names, however.
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A full version of this new motorhome review is published in the May issue of Which Motorhome magazine. Order your copy online easily and securely now by clicking here!
