Million Pound Motorhomes

[VXman]

How does a 4 grand conversion qualify as a million pound motorhome??

The program is a joke!!

The title is a bit of a misnomer but I enjoy the non million pound motorhome bits best as it's more relatable. I watch the million pound ones and think 'why would you'?

 

[SpeedyDux]

The land rover airstream was a bit of a hotch potch,after a 2 year build and selling price of £250 k it was a bit of an odd looking camper and internally was just 2 bench seats and lots of little cushions that made up a bumpy looking bed..
Not surprised he has no takers.

There was a hint that this landy conversion represented everything that pair had invested in their business.

Good luck finding a wealthy and equally eccentric buyer.

Anyway who wants a camper named after an extinct giant cow.

 

[Tonks]

The land rover airstream was a bit of a hotch potch,after a 2 year build and selling price of £250 k it was a bit of an odd looking camper and internally was just 2 bench seats and lots of little cushions that made up a bumpy looking bed..
Not surprised he has no takers.

Lots of talk about it being an overlander, all terrain vehicle. But then they say it's a 'soft' overlander, and the shape means that none of the typical equipment carried by overland types can possibly be fitted to it. I struggle to see how it is the 'off grid' camper they claim, except for a couple of nights!
The interior, while lovely in terms of the woodwork, is completely impractical. The exterior work, with all the effort on the English Wheel, looks pretty and will have taken many, many hours and much skill. But it's still not really fulfilling what they say it will in terms of function. I can't really see what justifies a price increase of £100,000 from the 001 vehicle shown in the programme, to the next one they're building.
It's pretty and striking looking, but it's not a £250k and DEFINITELY not a £350k vehicle.

Oh, and they should realise that 'Aircraft' is plural as well as singular. 'Aircrafts' is not a thing.

 

[GMLS]

Like most things on Channel 5, The AD breaks are longer than the programme itself, cant watch it live because of that.
Then add in the inevitable competition to win something!
LES

Yup and then you get the constant "Coming up!"