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Hi tigerscott. Thanks for your comment and you looking at the Rover. The 02 version of the Rover was released at the Rosehill show but as we are redesigning our Camperact website we have not yet managed to update the Rover deails. Please complete our information request at camperact.com.au/contact/ so we can email you a brochure and information pack.

Hi, and thanks for your enquiry Yes The brake controller has 5 different programs with 100 degrees of adjustment in each so you can set it up for normal towing, wet roads, sand, reversing or whatever you require. Our showroom reopens 9 January. Happy new year

@@peterfenwick5928 happy new year

Hi Chris, that is just not correct. Most of Kimberley's business is in Australia. However it depends on where you are and the time of year. Most people travel outback during the cooler months so you will see quite a few outback then. Otherwise as these are true off-road campers you will find them off-road and mostly transiting on highways. Why not visit Camperact's showroom and take a look for yourself. Best wishes.

@@peterfenwick5928 I’m only basing that on what I’ve seen in Australia plus every single you tube video about the Kimberly is based in America

@@Chris-sf2cp "Every single" but you saw ours and could also look at kimberleykampers.com.au/hybrid-caravans/#video That is all Australian. So where are you?

Hi Aussienscale. We appreciate your comment and agree that KK are great but like everything pricing is rising. But compare the KK with a new car which depreciates rapidly while the KK holds its value a lot longer. There are many cheaper imports available but how do they handle Aussie conditions and depreciation? PS are you a model train enthusiast (Nscale)?

@@peterfenwick5928 Yep they certainly hold their value and for very good reason, they are all getting more expensive, the next couple of years will add to that with the current global financial climate !! Long story, but yes N scale or N gauge to be pedantic, for a specific personal reason 👍

Hi I FPV everything we appreciate your comment and are impressed that you have the skillset and time to be able to build your own camper. Hope it goes well.