For €20,000 (£17,000), what kind of vehicle can you purchase? While a brand-new camper isn’t feasible at that price, exploring the second-hand market may lead you to some delightful options.
Consider the Opel Combo Life camper, available at this price point and only two and a half years old, having been registered in April 2022. With just 58,000 km (36,000 miles) on the clock, it features an efficient 100 PS diesel engine.
It’s important to check the condition of the AdBlue tank since injectors in many Stellantis models, particularly those from Peugeot and Citroën, have historically faced issues. Perfect for couples looking to venture into affordable camper van living, this vehicle is the standard version measuring 4.40 meters, rather than the longer 4.75-meter variant.
The interior conversion includes a double bed at the rear and a fridge for food storage, along with two chairs and a camping table for outdoor dining. New owners will need to acquire a burner, cooking utensils, sleeping bags, lights, and other camping necessities to complete their setup.
To reduce sunlight glare, the rear windows are tinted, enhancing comfort during sunny days. The vehicle is equipped with a multimedia system compatible with Android Auto, as well as satellite navigation, ensuring connectivity during your travels.
Parking and maneuvering in tight spaces will be made easier with the built-in parking sensors. However, if you’re okay with relying on campsites and sharing spaces with others, the Combo presents an intriguing option.