Campervan FAQs.

Yes, VW Transporters hold strong residual value thanks to their reliability, versatility, and widespread popularity. The brand’s quality reputation and the vehicles’ performance in both new and used markets contribute to their ability to retain value, making them a smart choice for lasting value.

The VW T7 has been launched and we now offer a campervan conversion, the T7 Freedom, on this base vehicle – which is also fully type approved by the Vehicle Certification Agency. Head over here to see it.

Drivers often find VW Transporters surprisingly agile and easy to handle, even for those not accustomed to driving larger vehicles. Transporters feature modern driving aids, such as power steering, rear parking sensors, and in later models, advanced driver assistance systems like adaptive cruise control and lane keeping assist, which contribute to a more manageable driving experience. The driving position is elevated, offering good visibility, and the controls are intuitive and user-friendly.

The lifespan of a VW Transporter engine depends on regular maintenance, driving habits, and usage. A well-maintained VW Transporter engine can last over 200,000 miles. Some owners have reported engines running well beyond this mileage with proper care and timely servicing.

We take bookings all year round, except for the period from 10th December to 10th January.

Early returns are accepted, but refunds aren’t available unless the hire is cut short due to a fault with the van.