Million Pound Motorhomes (new)

[Larrynwin]

Ch 5 + 1 now.

And it is new , just watched it on Ch5

 

[Steve and Denise]

A bit big for our roads but best of luck to them

 

[Jimbohorlicks]

2019 American RV, 26 tons cost 2.6 m dollars when new

 

[CazPaul]

I enjoyed it tonight a good mixture of different vans.

 

[Larrynwin]

The self build looks good for a young couple travelling with house rent helping them to explore . Much more interesting than the first series.

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[lindyloot]

Yes better than the first series.

 

[bigtwin]

Pleased to see that they got rid of that Sally what’s her name as the narrator. That used to be the single most irritating part of the show.

Ian

 

[Wh05apk]

Still don't understand the title - "million pound motorhomes" apart from the US coach, the rest were probably only a total of £200k combined!

 

[Ditcha]

I think any of the BBQs tested by "Mr Gadget" would end up in the shed at home and put down to "you live and learn" bits of kit (ps my sheds full)

 

[funflair]

I didn't realise it was a new one so might have to go to catch-up.

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[steve69]

The title's a bit misleading as they also covered more humble units. The show title put me off. I would have watched a show that encompassed all units had I known.

 

[Tonks]

I thought Matt Allwright's presentation of his California (which has previously appeared in other programmes he's presented) was a bit strange, especially the bit about the awning! Not to mention the awkward segue into the bit on barbecues and the irritating implication always made with campervans (similarly was done with the young couple's self build) that you can just rock up anywhere and drop a boat into the water, or stop and 'barbie'. At that point I just thought 'there are several YouTubers who show their vans and van lives more professionally and interestingly than this'. I like Matt and have found a number of his programmes interesting and informative, but this - apart from his musicianship - wasn't one of his better offerings IMV.

But overall it was a better programme than the last series. I liked the bit on the self-builders, and the family touring the US with their young kids. I was more aghast about and interested in the 'campsite' the American couple with the £1.6m motorhome went to than about their actual massive motorhome. I guess it's quite a relief that the latter didn't appeal to me at all, since there' no point in aspiring to something of that size, style or budget!!

I do agree that the title is completely misrepresentative though.

 

[mikebeaches]

Just watched it on catch-up and it was OK, and I agree better than the original series.

 

[Otter Spotter]

I was amazed that in the US they now have RV community estates where you can park up your RV next to your holiday Bungalow, a bit like the flying communities in the US where houses and small hangers are built off a single private runway, when I was flying I really fancied that idea.

 

[Larrynwin]

I was amazed that in the US they now have RV community estates where you can park up your RV next to your holiday Bungalow, a bit like the flying communities in the US where houses and small hangers are built off a single private runway, when I was flying I really fancied that idea.

A mini version at Caceres ?

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[The Dotties]

Never watched S1, but if this crap was better, S1 must have really dire.

 

[Coastal Cruiser.]

Having been watching Extreme RVs on Sky, some big rigs on that show and they also go into a lot of the build details.

Some of the extras shown make a Concorde or Morelo look cheap, on one RV the paint job was the cost of a Morelo

 

[Sandancers]

The self build looks good for a young couple travelling with house rent helping them to explore . Much more interesting than the first series.

Bet it was overweight! They even had potted plants in it.

 

[Larrynwin]

Bet it was overweight! They even had potted plants in it.

Yes crossed my mind as he was only a young un with probably a post 97 licence and 3500 van

 

[Jenka]

Most if them are you tubers

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[CazPaul]

Enjoyed it tonight

Wow those Newell RVs between 2.4 and 2.6 million dollars.

Didn’t that Shavonn lady living full time in the Autotrail have a lovely attitude to life, wonderful, she will live a long time with her view on life.

 

[dash300]

Enjoyed it tonight

Wow those Newell RVs between 2.4 and 2.6 million dollars.

Didn’t that Shavonn lady living full time in the Autotrail have a lovely attitude to life, wonderful, she will live a long time with her view on life.

As long as the money holds out!

 

[funflair]

I did wonder where they were going to park the double decker

 

[Coastal Cruiser.]

I did wonder where they were going to park the double decker

Somewhere not to far from a service station as it probably needs filling most days

 

[DuxDeluxe]

Just watching it on catch up. Noted that the Carthago with the badass wheels had a “fun” number plate

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[Rob Turner]

How does the Carthago qualify to be on Million Pound Motorhomes?

 

[Wh05apk]

In the same way as the caravans and 5th wheels, not even motorhomes...

 

[Mr porky]

How does the Carthago qualify to be on Million Pound Motorhomes?

You clearly haven't seen the 2023 price list

 

[Hettie's Crew]

It’s wrongly named that series, whilst it includes some very expensive ones it also covers self builds, trailers and ‘normal’ motorhomes.
We’ve started watching since discovering it isn’t just million pound motorhomes.

 

[Rob Turner]

You clearly haven't seen the 2023 price list

This is why I changed my van in 2022

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