Elddis Autoquest 155 £32499

All prices are ex-works and include VAT at the prevailing rate of 17.5%. Vehicle prices exclude recommended on-the-road charges (delivery charge, PDI, number plates, road fund licence and first registration fee) of £1295

• May 3 2010 10:09PM Harry Stevens

  What a nice vehicle, one of the best layouts I have seen. The seating area with the two swivel seats is so comfortable and spacious, swivels seats are like home recliners! The kitchen, bedroom and shower/toilet is so user friendly. The drive is far better than I could have imagined, and that's saying something! Plenty of power - economy I'm getting between 32 and 34 miles per gallon. It satisfies every element we wanted in a motorhome after having twin wheel caravans, our last was an Abbey Cardinal, the layouts and room are not that different - as I said one of the best we have seen and so much value for money!!

• May 5 2010 7:34PM Jenny

  We have just ordered our 155 and we pick it up on the 1st July. Fell in love with it straight away when we saw it at a show. Let's hope we are as pleased with it when we take delivery. Can't wait !!!!!!!!!!!

• May 10 2010 11:01PM Craig Jones

  Could not keep away from the 155 at NEC! Ordered one to replace our Swift Suntor - arrives on the 2nd June.

• May 18 2010 9:04PM ian gerrie

  I was eyeing up the Autoquest 140 at Dyce Caravans but spied the Autoquest 155 and was hooked right away. We have two dogs and a cockateil who comes with us - plenty of room for all of us! Storage under the fixed bed is very good. We have been away seven times with the 155 since March. Life is good in the 155!

• Jun 4 2010 10:44PM Craig Jones

  Have now got the Elddis 155 and love it even more! Loaded it with all equipment from old van and still more cupboards to fill. To drive it is great - copes with Derbyshire hills no problem.

• Jun 7 2010 8:48PM Happy Camper

  Just got mine :-) Drives like a dream, really quick off the mark, holds the road with ease and very economical. The layout is spot on, well thought out and leaves ample space for cooking and washing up. The bed is really comfortable and takes my six foot frame with ease, not sure where the wife's gonna sleep though ;-). The storage space is immense, plenty of cupboards and loads of room under the bed, seats and in the wardrobe. The shower room looks great, plenty of space and more than adequate pressure. The negatives!!!! You need a degree in physics to get the table out of its cupboard and then 'bend' it around the wardrobe!! The backrests could have done with some velcro to keep them in place, as you can tell.............it's all positive and the radio works!!!

• Jun 10 2010 8:21AM Tiffany

  Excellent layout and very comfortable. Good storage space. Very smooth drive and easy to handle. Very economical. Plus love the neutral decor. The only negatives are 1) the fridge doesn't have a light to indicate if it is on or not and 2) the water tank capacity is too small for showering - unless you plan of filling up immediately after ducking in and out. That said, due to the latter I've had a custom tank made and fitted that carries 200 litres - making the shower usable. Other updates, such as lpg tank installation, have made this the perfect choice for fulltiming around Europe with ease.

• Jul 15 2010 8:15AM Jenny

  Yipeeeeeeeeeeee picking up our 155 on the16th July after being let down 2 weeks ago I am so excited !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

• Jul 19 2010 7:41PM Ronnie Bray

  Have just ordered our new Elddis Autoquest 155. We were hooked when we saw it at our local dealer and are giving up our beloved Compass Cruiser 750. Hope we are doing the right thing as our van is fantastic????. Can any one advise me as to the reason why this model does not have steadies to lower when the van is on site. Is this ok? thanks Ronnie. Reply from Elddis: Many years ago, Compass motorhomes were available with a rear steady option. We have not produced motorhomes with corner steadies for over 10 years now, as we believe the Autoquest is extremely sturdy and stable and does not require this additional equipment. We think that you will immediately appreciate the build and specification of your new Autoquest. The 155 is one of our best-selling models and we hope that you have many years of enjoyment ahead!

• Jul 19 2010 10:48PM Jenny

  Wow !!!! We have just spent the first two nights in our new 155. Brilliant is the only word for it - we love it and hope to have lots and lots of happy trips with her!

• Jul 29 2010 7:26PM colin g

  I work as a service manager for a large motorhome and caravan dealer. I swapped my Elddis Autoquest 140 motorhome in June for a new Elddis Autoquest 155. The only thing that I'd change would be to move the vanity sink into the toilet/shower area on the back wall. Otherwise it's superb!

• Aug 4 2010 7:10PM Craig Jones

  We love our 155. The bed is superb, so comfy. We love everything about it apart from the cupboards, when opening the cupbord doors we had items falling out, we had to put a retraining strap accross, so items would not fall out.

• Aug 4 2010 11:12PM ronnie Bray

  We have just taken delivery of our Elddis Autoquest 155. Can`t fault it, but more than that, the Marquis in Ivybridge nr Plymouth, Devon were fantatstic. This our our third motor home and the best service we have ever had! Thank You to all the staff but especially Luke, and Richard who provided us with best hand over we have ever had. So knowlegable and a very natural man - thank you so much. We hope to be passing by your door soon on our way to Cormwall and we hope to pop and say a big thank you to you all. Here`s to many happy days camping in our new Elddis 155 ( Phoebus no 3 ). Looking so cosy and inviting. Cant wait to go away with her. Thank you all, Ronnie and Dave Bray.