Expensive at $400,000?

And you will need to be a King to afford it……lol

Unless you upgrade the cruisers towing capacity they'll have to trade it for a Ram or similar.
I expect loaded up with all the champus the corgis and fitting a safe to store the jewellery in it's going to be pushing 4t.

That wont faze the 200 series owners...Many prefer to tow over weght...lol

Just like most of the novice dual cab ute owners running around these days towing huge vans.

Gday
Could have been an Austin A40 doing the job

No one will "give" it to you, but you can certainly buy it.
Cheers,
Peter
OKA196 motorhome

Yeah, I have heard of some insurance companies are not insuring vans over $150,000

If they get this version of the Silverado, they won't be hypocritical. Of course, they may also be stranded due to lack of charging stations and impaired range caused by the weight of the van. :)

2025 Silverado EV...starting at US$73,100

I too have a recollection of Bruder being embroiled in a legal battle over not meeting some regulations or other with their earlier models.

I think they had a bit of a disagreement with that Lemon Caravans Facebook page some time ago.

It's amazing how much stuff gets deleted from forums when solicitors start requesting access. Newhilux comes to mind.

Bruder Expedition Pty Ltd, a specialist camper manufacturer, was involved in a legal dispute with a former customer, Mr. Charles J. Coles. Mr. Coles published a website detailing multiple issues with his Bruder camper-trailer, which reportedly cost him over $200,000. Bruder took legal action against Mr. Coles for injurious falsehood, and the court ruled in favour of Bruder by default, as Mr. Coles did not defend his claims.

Additionally, Bruder pursued a separate case against Ms. Tracey Leigh, the administrator of the "Lemon Caravans and RVs in Aus" Facebook group, for allegedly harming their business by publishing false statements about their caravans. The jury initially awarded Bruder $357,000, but Ms. Leigh appealed the ruling, and the Supreme Court of Queensland set aside the original orders. The High Court of Australia later dismissed Bruder's appeal, ending the long-running legal battle.

It's quite a complex case with significant implications for both consumers and manufacturers.

Van buyer sued over negative review
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