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Reviewers Bill Savidan and Jill Malcolm from Motorhomes Caravans & Destinations magazine took a long look at a Carado T449 motorhome recently and were impressed.

The Auckland Sales Centre will host our annual Oktoberfest Motorhome Expo on Saturday 15 October, from 9am to 2pm. This year’s event will feature our full lineup of new Carado and Bürstner models fresh from Germany along with a great range of second hand German motorhomes.

The Bürstner Grand Panorama boasts a full 9m of classy comfort but handles like a car, says owner Wayne Zaloum who describes how well the "fantastic vehicle" handles rugged New Zealand roads.

Lyseo is a name that discerning Kiwis will be getting to know as it’s just been launched as part of the 2017 showcase for European motorhome manufacturer, Bürstner.

Wilderness, New Zealand’s largest supplier for German motorhomes, has further raised the bar on how the industry services motorhomes and caravans.

In April the McGregors became the first Kiwis to own the new model Bürstner Elegance. They say it gives them everything they wanted in a motorhome – comfort, luxury and space.

NZ Motorhomes Caravans & Destinations Magazine’s reviewer Bill Savidan takes us on a champagne tour of the new Bürstner Elegance i840G.

We’re proud and excited to say we stole that headline directly from Motorhomes, Caravans & Destinations Magazine reviewer Bill Savidan.

He’s been checking out the newest iterations of the Bürstner Ixeo IT728G and the Bürstner Ixeo IT680G and he’s enthusiastic and complimentary about the revamped beds, ample and functional space, and Bürstner’s dedication to constant improvement.

Our Wilderness Auckland Sales Centre will be closed from Thursday 10 March to Sunday 13 March whilst our motorhomes are on display at the Covi Motorhome, Caravan and Outdoor SuperShow.

The pun is irresistible but there are plenty of other reasons to call John and Norma one of our very ‘Keen’ camping couples. The Keens embraced caravanning while living in Australia. After more than a decade over the ditch, bought their own caravan to make a farewell circumnavigation tour, including Tasmania, before returning home to New Zealand.