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AUTO-TRAIL EXPEDITION C63
Price from: ÂŁ46,995
Berths: 4
Travel seats: 4
Base vehicle: Fiat Ducato
Length: 6.34m
Gross weight: 3,500kg
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The word ânewâ is, perhaps, overused and the term âall-newâ is one both motor and motorhome industries find hard to resist. So, here we are testing a âbrand-new coachbuilt rangeâ (Auto-Trailâs words) based on the New Ducato (Fiatâs description) but, as weâll see, thereâs plenty here thatâs very familiar...
HOW NEW IS NEW?
So, letâs start with the Series 8 Ducato, of which this is the first example to get the MMM test treatment. It looks very like the previous Fiat, doesnât it? Its maker says that the grille is new but, by the time an Auto-Trail motif has replaced the bold new FIAT (all caps) branding, the change is subtle, to say the least. And, as an entry-level model, the Expedition doesnât benefit from new full-LED headlights that are said to be 30% brighter.
All the Series 8 models get new engines â as advertised by the Multijet 3 logo on the offside front wing â in order to meet the latest Euro 6d-Final emissions standard. Power outputs still offer a choice of 120, 140, 160 or 180bhp, with Auto-Trail opting to fit the
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