Carthago C Compact 138 motorhome review

Carthago has brought out a variety of new floor plans and interior styles to its range with the most noticeable change being the extension of the double floor heated storage compartment that also includes a central water drain fitting. It has also increased the size of the televisions the vans come with, in the case of the c-compactline series, this will mean 22" (55cm) screens as an option.
The vehicles also have a Euro 6 engine.
The c-line semi-integrated is provided with a new personalised front optics.
A changing room can be separated completely in the middle section using room dividing doors to the living area and to the bedroom area using a pleated material room divider. This is next to the wardrobe and should allow one to change from long trousers to shorts without the neighbours peeking in.
Every Carthago is equipped with a scooter garage. It carries at least 350 kg, from chic e-line even 450 kg. The power supply of electronic devices is now taken over by an additional USB connector in the cockpit - with permanent current, thus ideal for pitches. A
All models still have wood-free main cabins and full aluminium sandwich walls. Hail and stone protection is from the upper side of the roof and underfloor being made from GRP. The Faraday cage of the main body construction offers reliable lightning protection, the design of the double floor and the support struts inserted into the main body contribute to chassis stability.
The on-board technology is found in the frost-protected double floor, which also supports the underfloor heating. Lightweight construction technology means larger payloads.