The last of Australias major caravan shows for 2006 finished in Brisbane with sales up by as much as 10 per cent over last year, according to the Recreational Vehicle Manufacturers Association of Australia (RVMAA).
The Brisbane results reflect an overall national increase from all five mainland State capital shows this year showing that there is great confidence in RVs in providing the best holiday lifestyle options in the country, RVMAA president Tony Bellamy said today.
He said while the automotive industry has been buffeted by the impact of increases in fuel prices and the recent interest rate rise the Recreational Vehicle industry had stood up remarkably well.
We include GoSeeAustralia pictures of fresh RV thinking from Supershows around Australia.
People understand that Recreational Vehicles are a long-term investment in holiday lifestyle. It remains very much the most cost effective way for families to holiday, Tony Bellamy said.
![]() Serious off-road rigs were part of the NSW Supershow |
![]() Good looking rig |
![]() Inside the Kimberley Kamper |
![]() Kimberley Kamper ups and downs |
![]() One of the Jayco Conquest motorhome layouts |
![]() The new Coromal Mirage |
![]() The quirky Tab |
![]() Jayco Expanda interior |
![]() Pet friendly people from the Family Parks of Australia chain with Dr Harry Cooper |
![]() The Windsor Rapid with shower and toilet |