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Peter Vaughan spends three days with the Campervan of the Year 2023, the Globe-Traveller Voyager Z, which has just arrived in the UK. Based on a Fiat Ducato or Peugeot Boxer, this Polish campervan has numerous unique features. It has a very clever roof bed, an extra high roof, a redesigned rear with tailgate and garage, automotive-style seating and a washroom with separate shower. And it’s all finished to a top-quality standard. Watch our review to see why it’s a worthy winner. If you would like to see more videos like this you can help and support us by giving us a thumbs up, leaving a comment or subscribing to our channel. ◼️ REVIEWED BY: Peter Vaughan, Group Motorhome Road Test Editor for MMM magazine and What Motorhome magazine Editor. Peter has been writing about motorhomes since the age of 14, has a love of touring France and is mad about old Italian sports cars. ◼️ ANY QUESTIONS? We love reading your comments so don’t forget to leave a comment and we will do our best to answer your questions. ◼️ VISIT OUR WEBSITE: https://www.outandaboutlive.co.uk/motorhomes for the latest on motorhomes and campervans and how to get the very best from your life on the open road. ◼️ MMM MAGAZINE https://motorhome.ma/mmmpocketmags This video is by MMM magazine, which has been Britain’s best-selling motorhome magazine for every one of the past 53 years! To find out more about this fantastic magazine, which is packed every month with motorhome reviews, inspiring motorhome and campervan tours in the UK, Europe and the rest of the world, all the latest motorhome news, technical tips and DIY projects to improve your ’van and the latest buying advice and tips just follow the link above. ◼️ WHAT MOTORHOME MAGAZINE https://motorhome.ma/whipocketmags Our team of experts also produce What Motorhome magazine, which is packed every month with detailed information on new motorhomes and campervans, as well as expert buying advice and tips to help you find the right motorhome for you. ◼️ CAMPERVAN MAGAZINE https://motorhome.ma/cpvnpocketmags We also create Campervan magazine each month, which is for those who enjoy life on the road in a more compact home from home. Each month Campervan magazine features superb tours, campervan reviews, the latest camper news and views and top technical and buying tips. ◼️ MORE INSPIRATION Join in the motorhome chat on our social channels too https://www.facebook.com/motorhomemags/ https://twitter.com/mmm_magazine

15 Replies to “The best new campervan this year! Full review of the Campervan of the Year 2023”

  1. Looks great but 100k, ouch. I saw this van pass me in Southport so presumably you Peter, first thought when it was coming towards me was Bloody Hell that’s tall. Second thought, what is it? now I know. Great review Peter if a little pricey but they all are at the moment. Cheers K.

  2. I wanted one and as no one here knows when they will be in the shops I looked on t’internet for used ones in Poland. There was only one available anywhere I could see. None in Germany, apparently. I’ve given up.

  3. Overall look is good – travel seats are really great! front bed is great for the grandkids. Kitchen is a little disappointing for counter space (why not at least a flush chopping board cover over the sink?) but the garage is great and driving features are very nice.

  4. Hi Peter ,We have enjoyed watching your Videos over time, We wanted to send you and your family a Christmas greeting and hope the New Year has many wonderful things for you and family

  5. At £100k would you be better with a £60k 4×4 and a £40k caravan with more space and less compromise and you have 4×4 for all year.

  6. Peter – very nicely produced review – thanks.
    There are some very well thought out design touches – particularly the travelling seats.
    A few comments:- Is there any access to the water tanks hidden in the double floor? Any leaks from the tank connections will be hidden and trapped in the double floor. Also if access required in the future – how? There is lots of space under the van – I think that’s the best place for tanks. Also having gas bottles in the garage is sub – optimal. Better to have an underslung gas tank and free up the garage for general storage – maybe that would be offered as an option. 200a lithium and 200w solar is good, is there a B2B fitted also? I agree with comment below that if you need a 4 berth then a compact coach built or A class is a better option than this particular van for the price. But lots of thought gone into it.

  7. I’m not a huge fan of van conversions but this one is excellent . Elegant and inventive design and functionality. it oozes style .

  8. No idea how this was the van of the year, the bed layout is pretty pants, not one for us methinks. Thanks for the review.

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