Types of Pop Top/Expanda Cavanans - Advise please

Obviously you didn't go to a good school where they taught the Queen's English, or didn't go past grade 2.

A 'cavanan' is a spacious caravan suited to a family
Cavanan derived from the Latin 'caev' meaning space, and 'nan' something to be able to be pulled along or trailed

cavity ['kæv?t?]
n pl -ties
1. a hollow space; hole

cavanan ['kæv??næn]
n
a. a large enclosed vehicle capable of being pulled by a car or lorry and equipped to be lived in

Not sure why you have to be so rude! Was just asking for advise.

Thanks for your reply,

Is it fair to say that when looking at all the others it does come down to cost?? The concept seems to be built really well. The others seem to have really poor quality fittings. Is that just vans in general?? There is a huge difference in price from the Jayco to the others.

People bag the Jayco's and usually say that their build quality is lower than the other brands but we have never had a problem. We bought a Swan new & sold it 2 1/2 yrs later for what we paid. We bought our Expanda 2nd hand & that too has been great. I wouldn't take it on any really rough roads but then I wouldn't take a Windsor or a Paramount either, none of them are really built sturdy enough for off road work. If you want to do that sort of travel then you need a serious off road van. If you just want to see the country side & travel mainly on the bitumen I think you can't go past the Jayco for value for money.