Hi Katrina , IMO there seems very few if none vlogs of owners of these caravans. It would be interesting to hear some views ( Ups & Downs ) of owning one. As for the prices of these, I cannot see decreases in prices but more likely the return of movers or solar panels being thrown in to tempt buyers.
Thank you for watching.. Yes, you are right about incentives. There will certainly be offers on at the NEC show and discounts on prices too..dealers are starting to feel the slow down in caravans now. It will be interesting to see how things go.. have a lovely weekend and take care 😊
Great review Karina. I still think i prefer my 2018 model although the extra space to get the table in and out is an improvement. Hope to get back in mine in new year when I can tow again. Did I spot Jules legs making a cameo in the campervan through the window?
At that price plus the cost of a tow vehicle powerful enough to tow it, it makes motor-homing a more cost effective proposition, though obviously less living space and not so easy for visiting places, if staying in one or two places is what you prefer to do. My husband and I can't agree so we currently have nothing🤷
Thank you for watching.. we went from an Isonzo to a motorhome and it suits us more now. We use ebikes to get about and choose sites where we can walk in to towns/villages or I find car parking for motorhomes. A good way to try it is hire a motorhome for a few days and see how you get on. That way you don’t make an expensive mistake.. I hope you find something that works for you both 😊
Hi Karina , What differences have YOU noticed in the years since you owned the 2018 version of this van? anything that you feel has changed for the better ?
Thank you for watching.. the exterior was totally revamped and the interior finishes have changed. The price has also gone up £10k and the payload is better. I still love the Isonzo although I recently found a new favourite.. there will be a vlog of that in the next month or so. Enjoy your week 😊
For some unknown reason, despite Japan being LHT like the UK, we don't get the Adrias with the entrance on the left and definitely not the Isonzo. Although a 8ft caravan and one of this length is really too big for the main islands of Honshu (the biggest), Kyushu and Shikoku. However, the northernmost island of Hokkaido is a good fit for such vans with its bigger roads. That aside, Adria really have excellent styling. The right amount of straight lines and curves. A similar styling can be found in the Bailey Discovery range, which is sometimes referred to as being an 'Ikea caravan'. I have never heard anyone refer to an Adria in the same way and that is testament to the level of quality on the interior in my opinion. Of course, the Bailey Discovery and Adria Isonzo are situated in very different segments of the market, but the same quality can be found all through the Adria range. Adria just need to put a smooth finish on the smallest Aviva range instead of that fish scale hammered aluminium look. This Isonzo looks very nice indeed.
@djmotors You are best heading to a few dealerships and see which manufacturer feels right to you. Adria, Swift, Bailey, Elddis, Coachman.. they all have their positives and negatives. The layout is very important too. You will probably start with one idea of what you want and then end up with something totally different. Work out what you car will tow as well, otherwise you might be looking at caravans you cant tow and will be back to the drawing board. Come back to me once you start looking if you need any help.
Yes, but quite normal with European manufacturers. The chassis and axle are designed for it and the benefit is only two wheels and axles to replace and maintain and they tow very well due to the long A Frame. They are also more manoeuvrable by hand than a twin axle and you only need a single motor-mover. Thank you for watching and commenting 😊
Thank you for watching.. the internal height is 195cm.. you are very tall, not like me who is like a little elf in there. I think you would struggle with headroom in most caravans.. motorhomes would be better. Have a lovely week 😊👍
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Hi Katrina , IMO there seems very few if none vlogs of owners of these caravans. It would be interesting to hear some views ( Ups & Downs ) of owning one. As for the prices of these, I cannot see decreases in prices but more likely the return of movers or solar panels being thrown in to tempt buyers.
Thank you for watching.. Yes, you are right about incentives. There will certainly be offers on at the NEC show and discounts on prices too..dealers are starting to feel the slow down in caravans now. It will be interesting to see how things go.. have a lovely weekend and take care 😊
Just like going home ❤️
I know.. I still love the Adria brand.. have a lovely week Colin 😊
A great upload Karina and a lovely looking van and something I would still consider if I ever changed.
Thank you for watching Roy..hope you have had a fantastic holiday 😊
I like the colour of the outside of this van
Very nice and great review 😍
Thank you for watching 😊
Great review Karina. I still think i prefer my 2018 model although the extra space to get the table in and out is an improvement. Hope to get back in mine in new year when I can tow again. Did I spot Jules legs making a cameo in the campervan through the window?
Thanks for watching Dan, I think for what we both paid in 2018 we did really well with ours! I hope you get back out next year and we can meet up 😊👍
At that price plus the cost of a tow vehicle powerful enough to tow it, it makes motor-homing a more cost effective proposition, though obviously less living space and not so easy for visiting places, if staying in one or two places is what you prefer to do. My husband and I can't agree so we currently have nothing🤷
Thank you for watching.. we went from an Isonzo to a motorhome and it suits us more now. We use ebikes to get about and choose sites where we can walk in to towns/villages or I find car parking for motorhomes. A good way to try it is hire a motorhome for a few days and see how you get on. That way you don’t make an expensive mistake.. I hope you find something that works for you both 😊
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Hi Karina ,
What differences have YOU noticed in the years since you owned the 2018 version of this van? anything that you feel has changed for the better ?
Thank you for watching.. the exterior was totally revamped and the interior finishes have changed. The price has also gone up £10k and the payload is better. I still love the Isonzo although I recently found a new favourite.. there will be a vlog of that in the next month or so. Enjoy your week 😊
Another great review, high level socket outlets in the kitchen, is this practical ?
Thank you for watching.. some people wont like it, I never had a problem in our Isonzo but I guess its what you are use too 😊 Have a good week..
The floor colour is a bit strange isnt it ? would you have preferred a pattern ?
For some unknown reason, despite Japan being LHT like the UK, we don't get the Adrias with the entrance on the left and definitely not the Isonzo. Although a 8ft caravan and one of this length is really too big for the main islands of Honshu (the biggest), Kyushu and Shikoku. However, the northernmost island of Hokkaido is a good fit for such vans with its bigger roads. That aside, Adria really have excellent styling. The right amount of straight lines and curves. A similar styling can be found in the Bailey Discovery range, which is sometimes referred to as being an 'Ikea caravan'. I have never heard anyone refer to an Adria in the same way and that is testament to the level of quality on the interior in my opinion. Of course, the Bailey Discovery and Adria Isonzo are situated in very different segments of the market, but the same quality can be found all through the Adria range. Adria just need to put a smooth finish on the smallest Aviva range instead of that fish scale hammered aluminium look. This Isonzo looks very nice indeed.
Thank you for watching and for adding some information about Japan..I find that really interesting. Have a lovely week 😊👍
Your videos are very informative, could you please tell me what you own now ?
Thank you, after our caravan we owned two Adria motorhomes and we currently have an Adria Matrix DC.
Were looking for a new caravan, looking at Adria and Bailey. Probably go for the Adria What would you say is the best caravan 2:34
@djmotors You are best heading to a few dealerships and see which manufacturer feels right to you. Adria, Swift, Bailey, Elddis, Coachman.. they all have their positives and negatives. The layout is very important too. You will probably start with one idea of what you want and then end up with something totally different. Work out what you car will tow as well, otherwise you might be looking at caravans you cant tow and will be back to the drawing board. Come back to me once you start looking if you need any help.
Can you get something other than purple?
Yes they have changed now
Thats a big van sitting on a single axle.
Yes, but quite normal with European manufacturers. The chassis and axle are designed for it and the benefit is only two wheels and axles to replace and maintain and they tow very well due to the long A Frame. They are also more manoeuvrable by hand than a twin axle and you only need a single motor-mover. Thank you for watching and commenting 😊
Nice Caravan. What is the interior Height? 2 meters or less? I'm 198cm tall. Now you know why I ask lol.
Thank you for watching.. the internal height is 195cm.. you are very tall, not like me who is like a little elf in there. I think you would struggle with headroom in most caravans.. motorhomes would be better. Have a lovely week 😊👍
Those felted baskets fixed on the rails ....I am not keen on those , I would prefer solid plastic boxes .
No I am not keen on them either…
£34k….wow….that’s inflation……last time I looked they were less than £25k…….
I know.. when we bought ours in 2018 the RRP was £24k from memory..
300kg cargo, Hmm better get dual axle lol. I'm 150kg, my brother is 170kg.
Looks like a concept caravan made by IKEA. Sorry but for the price thats piss poor
Thanks for watching 😊