Niesmann Bischoff 880 luxury motorhome review

At nearly nine metres long and a price tag of up to EUR200,000 you won't see many of these Niesmann Bischoff 880 on your campsite. However if you did, it would make you somewhat jealous. Not yet the top of the range - but is hard to imagine it getting much better than this!

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[Bartolomeus]

Note: it's not a fiat engine but an iveco ... Big difference

[greenjacket]

get a german girl to do a review shes good

[fraserhardmetal]

How N&B can justify 200, 000 Euros for this is beyond me - note the unfinished plywood edges on the steps - Fiat engine etc. For that sort of money I would want a Mercedes based vehicle at least. I appreciate the front wheel drive rationale and the fact Mercedes do not offer a base vehicle with this configuration at the moment, but once you look past the shiny bits the basic fit-out and materials are no better than an entry level motorhome.

It would be interesting to see how much of your 200, 000 was left after 5 years ownership.

The used Mercedes based Hymers I have been looking at recently have much better residual values than the comparable Fiat based offerings.

The missus was quite taken with this one