Sunlight T69L motorhome review

The Sunlight T69L is part of a plan by Sunlight is trying to identify itself as a brand which embodies the active lifestyle - a vehicle which the company says is a sporty companion fand to this end it has adopted the slogan “freedom is my life“ which is being marketed, it seems, to first time buyers.
The model shown here is the T69L which starts at EUR44k - although the model here has all the extras and comes to EUR53k.
Sunlight uses the Fiat Ducato Chassis with increased track and the new, low emission Euro 6 engine which will also get the blue sticker and may drive even in the new Euro 6 environmental areas, which will be established in 2017.
Additional safety is offered by ABS, driver airbag and EBD electronic brake-force distribution. Even hail won't damage the Sunlight, thanks to its glass-fibre reinforced roof and rear end - the motorhome even comes with a five year warranty against water ingress.
Nine different Low Profile layouts have comfortable driver and passenger seats which easily swivel to join the lounge area. There are three overcab layouts.
For the 2017 range Sunlight have re-engineered numerous layouts, developed new bathrooms, optimised bed lengths and widths as well as created more space for larger kitchens and lounges.
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[@pissedagainlikeiwas]

comprehensive review with lots of practical information. Thank you for posting.

[@superstar999100]

There’s no way I’m hanging my 8 grand MTB off the back of a van, wake up things have moved on since your three speed Sturmey Archer

[@kenswegman3287]

Are they available in the us?

[@VanlifewithAlan]

Not as far as I am aware.

[@johnwright1753]

As always Alan great review

[@VanlifewithAlan]

Thanks John!

[@keviankent8871]

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[@superstar999100]

Why are you talking like
a robot?