Kedron Caravans

Great vans, great company to deal with and after sales service excellant.

In my opinion they are over engineered for the average user and therefore a bit too heavy especially the Top Enders but they won't break.
We owned a 2004 Cross Country which were their lightest version and belted it over the Tanami, Merinee loop and plenty highway with the only problem being the lid of the garlic jar came off and spread garlic paste through the fridge - not the vans fault though.
The new Cross Country 3 look the goods with coil spring suspension and being lighter than the older versions with the Gall Boys taking one to test it out recently and apparently it survived very well.

Cheers

Darryl
Brisbane

Excellent caravans and very popular. My brother in law is thinking of buying one, however it could be 2013 before he can get one! Now that means one thing, they have a very good name.

We are very happy with our 4 year old (now) ATV have done over 50k over some of the worst roads that you could think of. NO major dramas or breakages. Have had a few minor problems.....(no structural) But all fixed by Kedron with a smile on their faces.... Great company to deal with.
Just make sure you have a suitable tow vehicle as they are a heavy van to tow & STOP!! In other words make your vehicle is set up properly.

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Like everyone says they are great. The only things that broke with our where components from other suppliers. ie; Camec hatches need stronger hindges.

After sales service is great. Tom (service manager) can be a bit if pain if you treat him the wrong way but go past this and see one of the brothers.

Bushtracker are tougher but they have their troubles as well. Not as pretty. Someone said, they had a cross country and took it everywhere. You do not need a Top Ender for 98% of where the average person goes.

Almost all Kedron owners we met are great people as well. The real joy is getting right out there in the middle of nowhere and being confortable. Certainly get one.

If I was buying a new 'offroad' van again, I'd certainly give them serious consideration. Apart from their general good reputation, one huge factor in my view is the 2% $ down and NO progress payments !!

Hi Fulwood,

Its a case of I like em but I'll never be able to afford em.

Cheers Wilko

Too big, too heavy to go anywhere really remote. Not without there back up crew anyway.