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Its 15 cm narrower exterior width and compact vehicle lengths make the A-class c-compactline particularly suitable for urban driving. However, with Carthago, being light certainly doesn’t mean missing out. The motorhome impresses with its outstanding quality and comfort. Thanks to the Carthago lightweight construction technology, the A-class c-compactline also provides payload reserves in the 3.5 t weight class. The “smartline” furniture design adapts perfectly to the narrow width of the vehicle, and impresses with maximum living comfort and more freedom of movement. With an L- shaped lounge seating area, a practical galley kitchen, a space-saving bathroom and extra-large beds, every layout is optimally and practically equipped. The double floor provides additional storage space which is conveniently accessible from the inside and the outside.

Full description/specification to follow. 

In the meantime if you would like further details, or to pre-book an appointment to view this stunning Carthago then please do not hesitate, call or email us today.

Our used vehicles are supplied with a new MOT, full Habitation check and Gas safety checks, as well as a base vehicle oil change service if required. Including Harbour Creek 3-Month comprehensive used warranty, we also offer the option of a extended 12 Month MB&G warranty* which we can discuss with you if required.

We provide a full demonstration/handover upon collection, and we pride ourselves on our high level of customer service and friendly approach.

Finance and part exchange are also possible subject to circumstances, please call us to discuss any part exchange (Motorhome, Caravan, Prestige, Classic or Performance Car) that you may have.

*Costs very dependant on levels of cover, please clarify with our sales team for further details.

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