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You’ll be impressed by an Impressa from Venture

Jun 25, 2015 Campervan, News 0


You’ll be impressed by an Impressa from Venture
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· New range of special editions mark Venture Caravans’ increasing influence in the
Following the launch of its Sanremo limited edition range of caravans, the Venture Caravans dealer group is also pleased to introduce its first range of special edition motorhomes, called Impressa (because Impresa, with one “s”, is Italian for Venture).

Initially a line-up of four coachbuilt models, featuring the most popular two and four-berth layouts, every Impressa is made exclusively for Venture by Elddis using its renowned SoLiD construction technology. They are distinguished by unique, stylish, one-piece silver side walls in tough GRP, and are backed by a ten-year integrity and water ingress warranty. They also feature the latest, new-look Peugeot Boxer cab powered with the 130bhp engine (except the 115 model which has 115bhp).

As you’d expect, this special edition range has a higher standard specification than the Elddis Autoquest it’s based on, yet on-the-road prices still start at under £40,000.
The extensive Impressa standard specification includes:
Cab air conditioning, passenger airbag and cruise control
Integrated cab blinds
DAB radio with Bluetooth connectivity
Unique exterior graphics and silver dashboard trim
Sky-view overcab sunroof and Midi Heki rooflight
Bespoke, lightweight Ozio upholstery upgrade
Dual-fuel hob and microwave oven
4KW, space-saving, dual-fuel Whale heating (115: 2KW)
13-litre, high-capacity Whale water heater
Heating and hot water systems operating from gas and/or mains electric
Bound-edged, removable carpeting throughout
Svenson omni-directional aerial
70-litre waste tank; 90-litre fresh water tank
Spare wheel

“We’ve already worked hard with Elddis to bring out our own Sanremo special edition caravans, so a motorhome range was the next logical step,” explains Dave Brown, managing director at Venture Caravans.

“As they’re our first special edition motorhomes, we felt it was a great opportunity for us to do something a bit different. We took a lot of time to study the market and choose the most competitive combination of price and specification,” added Dave.

The Impressa line-up comprises:
Impressa 155: with ever-popular French bed floorplan, plus the facility to make a further double bed from the parallel settees in the lounge/ OTR prices from £43,999
Impressa 195: four-berth, with twin lounge areas. OTR prices from £42,999
Impressa 175: two-berth with full-width end washroom. OTR prices from £42,999
Impressa 115: two-berth, compact 5.7m long, end kitchen. OTR prices from £39,199

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