CARTHAGO Liner-for-two I 53
Price From £118,670
Sleeps 2 (as tested)
Belts 2
Base Fiat Ducato
Engine 2.3-litre 130bhp Euro 6 turbodiesel
L/W/H 7.83/2.27/ 3.05m (25’8”/7’5”/10’0”)
MTPLM 4500kg
Payload 765kg
Water (fresh/waste) 225/180 litres
Battery 2 x 80Ah
Gas 2 x 11kg
We were almost done with our test, and pulling out of the fuel station on the way home, when a car pulled in just in front of us.
The driver got out, his engine still running, and came dashing towards us. “You’ve got a Liner-for-two!” he exclaimed.
Indeed we had. Carthago’s Liner-for-two, one of the most luxurious two-berths currently on the market, happens to be our newest long-term-loan motorhome here at Practical Motorhome. We’ll be featuring it more in the next few issues.
But our new friend who, it turned out, already has one Carthago, couldn’t wait that long; and nor, dear reader, might you. So here are our initial thoughts.
DESIGN
Carthago models always seem to look a touch more ‘blingy’ than some of the other brands at the top of the European market.
With an exterior that can often (as in our test model) be all-over silver (despite a completely timber-free construction), assertive branding emphasised by that famous red smudge, and
