Backpackers, Britz and Maui

3 different types of caravan, catered to different markets. They have their individual models and not covered here. Brief analysis below:

Backpackers - as the name suggests, it's for backpacker (not for long term or younger backpackers, since they may often find the options of buying a converted caravan cheaper). Suited for short/long rental, for people who claim to be backpackers and insist on slight luxury aka flashpackers. Usually medium in mileage and about 5 years old. Manual transmission.

Britz - slightly more luxurious than backpackers, but not much different to warrant a more expensive price. Usually low in mileage ~20000km and about 3 years old. Good point is its auto gear. Recommended for a party of 6, model frontier, where it sleeps 6 and cost will be splitted and cheaper.

Maui - most Atas market. Can cost up to 200 per day on high season without insurance yet. Very luxurious as it comes with red wine glasses. Recommended for me when I earn 10k per month. Very low on mileage ~10000km and usually 2 years and below. Auto gear of course. What more to say on a Mercedes caravan? Photos below to salivate on Maui!