Possibly a first motorhome I've seen without a TV. That's actually a refreshing change where you head outdoors and can enjoy the surroundings and be away from the media for a while. Thanks Nick~! :)
@@litenfyr5 Might be possible, maybe Nick missed it. But nonetheless, I personally wouldn't prefer a TV in my motorhome if I want to be outdoors in nature to experience the true spirit of a getaway from routine life. :)
I think TV installs in Motorhomes and Caravans will fade away now. A decent tablet and a good 5G, 4g or WIFI connection will get you more channels, and also double as your computer. Sat dishes and TV’s are dead weight. And if mobile data is really important a router with a 5G antenna is probably a better investment. Personally I just use my phone as a hotpot. Rarely fails me.
Didn't know you did Motorhomes too Nick!? 1 thing you forgot was the engine room! 😄 My parents have a Hymer B654, 6 birth and just under 7 metres! I can vouch for the comfort of that front bed! They drive like a car once you get used to the size. Done 1000s of miles across Europe in ours. Prices have certainly gone up too!
Excellent videos as always. I would love for you to give them a test drive as well if possible. Not many campervan channels does that and it is a rather important part of RVing.
HYMER has done it again. Stout, without looking intimidating. Storage? The bins look more like bedrooms offered by other brands. But you had me at an outside door in the cab PLUS a remote windscreen cover. Electronic Navigation - Now when you're lost you'll have a Touch Screen to yell at. But the converting ensuite is a real winner. I must admit, while not lazy I am super efficient and the double opening doors on the fridge freezer are a genuine thing of envy, Beauty machine, HYMER. And thanks, Nick, for the tour. ...double opening doors on the fridge.
H Nick, And thank you for this nice show of this Hymer B-Class Masterline BML-I 790 thats a mouth full a nice motorhome with a lot of space I like that bed solution at front that you pull down great but also a good size bathroom what you can close of for more personal space Thanks again Nick this is a nice one
Nick you are spoiling us with delicious videos this week. Dang a large motorhome, and there is a limb in the floor you can put your children down in when you want to have some fun with the wife in the evening. well that's not what you need it for 🤣 But it's smart if you just need something from the warehouse. The double hinged refrigerator is ingenious. It is a car I would like to spend a holiday in, there is everything you could want. Really good video Nick.
I love finally seeing a toilet totally separate from the shower. I was going to say the kitchen sink sucks and the fridge needs to be bigger, but that is a more than even trade off.
VERY nice! The European RV models seem to be always more elegant than those sold in the USA. But.....the price on this vehicle is insane. Vehicles in the USA, with similar amenities, can be purchased (after negotiation) for about half that price.
I have an American, it has all in this video and more , well, except for the posh dash...I have 4 times as much storage, 2 more beds, comfortable seating and twice the living space.... all for the princely sum of 17k....Sure it only does 9mpg on petrol but LPG is 80p a liter. That leaves me the grand total of £158,000 for fuel. Happy days !! The prices of these euro boxes is a joke.
Really nice. I think though, based on GVW and the wheelbase, I'd like to see dual rear wheels on each side. Doesn't affect axle capacity but lends a bit more stability and you have 4 wheels sharing the load.
I really like this one due to that rear bed being height adjustable. I like the lower bed back there so this certainly ticked that box. Thanks Nick for the tour!
I’m pretty sure there is an electrically raisable big tv between the seats and kitchen you missed, at least you pointed out the bin on the door though 😉😂
175k though? Personally I'd spend 40k or so on a new twin axel top of the range caravan with all or more of the same facilities and some extra space, 50k on a decent campervan to tow it with to also enjoy as a day van, then pocket the change to pay for site fees for years to come.......or diesel fuel for a couple of months! Leave the caravan set up on site so you can go off for days out in the campervan, have some fun (much easier to park in seaside car parks for example with 2.1m height restrictions), park at Tesco's (other superstores are available) to get the shopping in, then head back to the caravan to enjoy a cold beer, solids if required, and a comfortable nights kip! That's what we do, only with a second hand caravan and campervan. Not all of us are retired yet! As always guvnor, great review. Thanks.
very nice Nick but I would do away with the overhead bed just make more use of the space and to stop you from stooping over in that front area making it ideal for a couple or even just a single tourer
Good Presentation love the Cab bed A luxury build good idea for the bed at the back, Things I don’t like hardly any kitchen top space to cook that big skylight will be like a magnifying glass no Aircon the pricetag is laughable ,they must be making well over 100 K profit on this we all know what it cost to fit out a van, living in the USA in the past you get more for your money here they just want to take you for all you’ve got .
Dear Nick, love your tours and showings! One tiny little hint/tip/criticism; mbux is pronounced M B U X, not M Bux. I'm sorry, I know its something stupid, but for some reason I wanted to mention it.... I'm sorry.
Just found this channel and do like the video reviews. Could I suggest that on entering the motorhome, that the camera pans around so that viewers can get a snapshot of the layout of the whole cabin before focusing on each area? Thanks.
It’s very nice but I struggle with the price compared to a caravan of the same size and luxury and a suitable towing vehicle which combined would be about half the price of this rig.
Nick, would appreciate it if you could also mention the warranty details and servicing intervals/costs for these if you can please, I'm sue the dealership can tell you
If it weren't for the Mercedes'sometimes reliable' drivetrain,this would would be a great 'Motorcoach'.It's slightly more usable that the Fiat,but costs so much less and drives longer for the money.
Great little tour Nick! Unfortunately this vehicle seems to be way to high in price for what it offers. KABE campers at this price point use better materials and seem to give you much more for the money. When u look at 7:00 you can clearly look into the garage below and I think this is unacceptable for such an expensive camper. Also the front bed compartment seems to be high adjustable manually, this looks rather flimsy and it's just another cost cutting measure. About the missing TV comments: I'm pretty sure this is just a show model coming straight from the factory. TV's will probably be fitted once it has been sold.
I wonder what the weight is on this and if its under 3.5t? It's very similar to a lot of b class motorhomes I've seen and whilst it's very nice, it's about £80k more expensive than a very similar one I've seen from another make. Like I say, this is nice and I'd say maybe 10 or max 15k more than the other but £80k more!
It's a 4.5t so you either needed to pass your test before 1997 where you got up to 7.5t (C1) as standard on your license, or as said, you need to take Class 1 hgv test.
£ 175.000 Quid .... No Generator No Air Conditioner No HD Flat Screen for Movies No Satellite Antenna No Solar Panel Package And we do not see Fans on the Ceiling Windows ....
Possibly a first motorhome I've seen without a TV. That's actually a refreshing change where you head outdoors and can enjoy the surroundings and be away from the media for a while. Thanks Nick~! :)
There is a TV with a electric elevator behind the rear seats :)
@@litenfyr5 Might be possible, maybe Nick missed it. But nonetheless, I personally wouldn't prefer a TV in my motorhome if I want to be outdoors in nature to experience the true spirit of a getaway from routine life. :)
campfire at night was my TV for many many outdoor excursions
I think TV installs in Motorhomes and Caravans will fade away now. A decent tablet and a good 5G, 4g or WIFI connection will get you more channels, and also double as your computer. Sat dishes and TV’s are dead weight. And if mobile data is really important a router with a 5G antenna is probably a better investment. Personally I just use my phone as a hotpot. Rarely fails me.
I think the TV is in that section between the sink and the lounge.
Didn't know you did Motorhomes too Nick!? 1 thing you forgot was the engine room! 😄
My parents have a Hymer B654, 6 birth and just under 7 metres! I can vouch for the comfort of that front bed! They drive like a car once you get used to the size. Done 1000s of miles across Europe in ours. Prices have certainly gone up too!
Excellent videos as always. I would love for you to give them a test drive as well if possible. Not many campervan channels does that and it is a rather important part of RVing.
HYMER has done it again. Stout, without looking intimidating. Storage? The bins look more like bedrooms offered by other brands. But you had me at an outside door in the cab PLUS a remote windscreen cover. Electronic Navigation - Now when you're lost you'll have a Touch Screen to yell at. But the converting ensuite is a real winner. I must admit, while not lazy I am super efficient and the double opening doors on the fridge freezer are a genuine thing of envy, Beauty machine, HYMER. And thanks, Nick, for the tour. ...double opening doors on the fridge.
Hi Nick. Perfick for 4 people. Slideouts next to the funky fridge for ketchup and marmite. A proper mini coach. Great walkthrough Thanks 😊
H Nick, And thank you for this nice show of this Hymer B-Class Masterline BML-I 790 thats a mouth full a nice motorhome with a lot of space I like that bed solution at front that you pull down great but also a good size bathroom what you can close of for more personal space Thanks again Nick this is a nice one
My pleasure!
I hope American RV companies are taking notes or these motorhomes start appearing in the US from the overseas.
Nick you are spoiling us with delicious videos this week.
Dang a large motorhome, and there is a limb in the floor you can put your children down in when you want to have some fun with the wife in the evening.
well that's not what you need it for 🤣
But it's smart if you just need something from the warehouse.
The double hinged refrigerator is ingenious.
It is a car I would like to spend a holiday in, there is everything you could want.
Really good video Nick.
HaHa! I thought the same thing about the access to the storage!
I love finally seeing a toilet totally separate from the shower. I was going to say the kitchen sink sucks and the fridge needs to be bigger, but that is a more than even trade off.
Great channel. We're unlikely to buy a motorhome, but its interesting to watch your guides round them. nice work!
Awesome, thank you!
Very good my friend. This is my dream.
VERY nice! The European RV models seem to be always more elegant than those sold in the USA. But.....the price on this vehicle is insane. Vehicles in the USA, with similar amenities, can be purchased (after negotiation) for about half that price.
I have an American, it has all in this video and more , well, except for the posh dash...I have 4 times as much storage, 2 more beds, comfortable seating and twice the living space.... all for the princely sum of 17k....Sure it only does 9mpg on petrol but LPG is 80p a liter. That leaves me the grand total of £158,000 for fuel. Happy days !! The prices of these euro boxes is a joke.
BTW - I live, full time, in an RV. So the double opening doors on the fridge ARE a big deal to me. Thanks again.
Its big enough. I would still put the kitchens where the bed is and then there would be a huge living room. Thank you Nick.
That Stern double berth was get in and outable 🥳🙂
Really nice. I think though, based on GVW and the wheelbase, I'd like to see dual rear wheels on each side. Doesn't affect axle capacity but lends a bit more stability and you have 4 wheels sharing the load.
Well smart. Follow the tour in that.
Lovely motorhome Nick. I'll buy the Princess you've just reviewed and buy this with the loose change ! Nice touch not having a TV too.
I would want 4 tyres at the back, with a cart like that.
This Coach is magnificent!
Very nice looking RV! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🚐🚐🚐🚐🚐🚐
Very nice indeed, a most enjoyable look at this lovely vehicle. Thank you.
Our pleasure!
Really nicely thought out but I just don’t have anywhere to park it once I’m back home 😭 😂
i want one. love it!!!!
I really like this one due to that rear bed being height adjustable. I like the lower bed back there so this certainly ticked that box. Thanks Nick for the tour!
I love you boat an RV reviews!
Awesome, thank you! 🙂
Hey Nick, this is yet another great video by you.
Hey, thanks!
Wow motorhome good nice 👍
Muy bonito. Gracias😻😻😻😻
Perfect. I do want to view some and to see how they drive. Love that size
Hey Nick a big motorhome with a matching price tag but I suppose it is a Mercedes so that comes with plenty of comfort, have a great weekend bud
I enjoyed watching the Video Review. A very nice Luxury Motorhome with some great features
Glad you enjoyed it!
I’m pretty sure there is an electrically raisable big tv between the seats and kitchen you missed, at least you pointed out the bin on the door though 😉😂
No TV? Makes a change… for a change it might mean you can enjoy the people and surroundings!
175k though? Personally I'd spend 40k or so on a new twin axel top of the range caravan with all or more of the same facilities and some extra space, 50k on a decent campervan to tow it with to also enjoy as a day van, then pocket the change to pay for site fees for years to come.......or diesel fuel for a couple of months!
Leave the caravan set up on site so you can go off for days out in the campervan, have some fun (much easier to park in seaside car parks for example with 2.1m height restrictions), park at Tesco's (other superstores are available) to get the shopping in, then head back to the caravan to enjoy a cold beer, solids if required, and a comfortable nights kip! That's what we do, only with a second hand caravan and campervan. Not all of us are retired yet! As always guvnor, great review. Thanks.
brilliant, just brilliant
very nice Nick but I would do away with the overhead bed just make more use of the space and to stop you from stooping over in that front area making it ideal for a couple or even just a single tourer
Good Presentation love the Cab bed A luxury build good idea for the bed at the back, Things I don’t like hardly any kitchen top space to cook that big skylight will be like a magnifying glass no Aircon the pricetag is laughable ,they must be making well over 100 K profit on this we all know what it cost to fit out a van, living in the USA in the past you get more for your money here they just want to take you for all you’ve got .
Great design.
i love that motor home nick , its been well laid out cheers😀
Could you start mentioning the weight of these vehicle please nick.
It don’t go on water Nick😁😁 but a nice different kind of cruiser.
That’s really nice layout
Hello. Have a safe blessed day! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Wish they’d do one to hold a motorbike in the garage with a winch to pull it in and out.
Nice vehicle, I would constantly hit the shade while driving!!!!!!
Hi motaholic thanks for sharing this motor home 🏠 really inside nice 👌 fridge freezer thanks again David 👌🇬🇧❤️👍🚐
Nice motor home ,where is your main head office
Dear Nick, love your tours and showings!
One tiny little hint/tip/criticism; mbux is pronounced M B U X, not M Bux.
I'm sorry, I know its something stupid, but for some reason I wanted to mention it.... I'm sorry.
No problem, good to know!
Love the vehicule...but i did not see a television unit???
Beautiful motorhome nick 🚐👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Just found this channel and do like the video reviews. Could I suggest that on entering the motorhome, that the camera pans around so that viewers can get a snapshot of the layout of the whole cabin before focusing on each area? Thanks.
Are there any hybrid versions or a solar roof, as with fuel costs nowadays, it’ll be quite expensive to I imagine.
It’s very nice but I struggle with the price compared to a caravan of the same size and luxury and a suitable towing vehicle which combined would be about half the price of this rig.
In most of Europe and Morocco (NOT UK!) You can park an RV in (Often Free) , town parks. Caravans must go into Paid Campsites
pretty cool.
You didn't mention the little bedside nooks for a glass of water, a book and your specs. So few (if any) moho's have them.
I know why they do it but having the corners rounded on the bed would do my head in, not to mention trying to source bed sheets
Nick, would appreciate it if you could also mention the warranty details and servicing intervals/costs for these if you can please, I'm sue the dealership can tell you
170 BHP how does that work, it’s the same as a aa Ford Focus? Vehicle of that size surely needs 300 +
It’s the torque that matters.
@@gdfggggg haha that old chestnut won’t be much compensation to the line of cars behind you as you groan up the hill in second gear
@@jimdavids6708 if there was plenty of torque it wouldn’t be a problem. It’s torque not bhp that gets you up a hill.
Use a iPad Pro as your visual media the space saved from a tele could be used multiple ways lovely motor home is Nick now a land lubber?
Very nice but as a 4 person van, the shared/open bathroom wouldn’t work.
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These videos are wonderful as are the Aquaholic ones but a normal working family couldn’t afford one of these beauties?
If it weren't for the Mercedes'sometimes reliable' drivetrain,this would would be a great 'Motorcoach'.It's slightly more usable that the Fiat,but costs so much less and drives longer for the money.
If like me you spend winters in Morocco you need rear wheel drive and auto trans. Front drive manual Fiats just dig themselves in.
Really nice but id worry trying to weave this around some British B roads In Scotland, Wales or Cumbria!
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Great little tour Nick! Unfortunately this vehicle seems to be way to high in price for what it offers. KABE campers at this price point use better materials and seem to give you much more for the money.
When u look at 7:00 you can clearly look into the garage below and I think this is unacceptable for such an expensive camper.
Also the front bed compartment seems to be high adjustable manually, this looks rather flimsy and it's just another cost cutting measure.
About the missing TV comments: I'm pretty sure this is just a show model coming straight from the factory. TV's will probably be fitted once it has been sold.
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Besides the fact that he got so many things wrong and to make it worse he tried to bluff his way through it, the van is really nice.
Nick would you buy a motor home id love it if I could afford one.iv had a few caravans u could review a couple of caravans.
3:00 : SOLD!
I see that the Passenger In the front can use their own door to get out
I wonder what the weight is on this and if its under 3.5t? It's very similar to a lot of b class motorhomes I've seen and whilst it's very nice, it's about £80k more expensive than a very similar one I've seen from another make. Like I say, this is nice and I'd say maybe 10 or max 15k more than the other but £80k more!
You need a Heavy Goods License.
It's a 4.5t so you either needed to pass your test before 1997 where you got up to 7.5t (C1) as standard on your license, or as said, you need to take Class 1 hgv test.
So which do you prefer then, the Seamaster or the GMT II?
Both really great watches in their own right I think
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This is a very nice one. Does the UK driving licence need upgrading for this size? Cheers
Heavy Goods Licence . (Or German Licence if you can get one) .
Are these available in the U.S.?
Where's the TV?
What's difference between A and B class
can you drive it on a basic uk car driving licence ?
Lovely but eye watering expensive, so where did all the money go into?
Almost identical to my Rapido which cost with solar panels , diesel heating, (Gas Heating Will Bankrupt You), auto sat dish, roof air-con, £107 ,000
I would say that is at least eighty thousand overpriced
but does it float ?
Yes. Briefly.
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Nick do you need a hgv licence to drive it or car license
HGV
Is that like 20 bucks in US Dollars?
Nice 👍👍
I have never seen a van with a draining board for the dishes, Why
I’m not seeing $200.00 US in this. No way.
I wish there was a TV
If you have a German Drivers Licence , (33,000 Brits do) OK . If not you need a UK Heavy Goods Licence to drive this.
I'm going to ask McDonalds for a raise.
TV?? Looked like you missed it, popup
What makes it a B class? It looks like an A class.
175k….. no way.
£ 175.000 Quid ....
No Generator
No Air Conditioner
No HD Flat Screen for Movies
No Satellite Antenna
No Solar Panel Package
And we do not see Fans on the Ceiling Windows ....
No Diesel Heating ! Gas bottles for heating would Bankrupt You
Why no diesel heating, compressor fridge and lithium battery's as standard. Stop that hauling with gas bottles....
This Rig would only work plugged in on a campsite.
@@robertcroft8241 yes, but for that much money, i should think... Use better
Así es muy caro para eso $3'000,000.00 de pesos muy caro
It’s pronounced M B.U X