Question for Adria owners, past and present

JohnDH
JohnDH Forum Participant Posts: 183
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edited May 2016 in Caravans #1

Looking for a new van for 2017. I've had a good rumage through the dealers in south England, and I've found that the Adria Atea Trent has the layout that suits me best. Does anyone have any reccomendations, things to look out for. Are they dry, do they crack,
warranty issues? Would you buy one again? Its going to be used for extended touring none EHU.

Thanks for helping

John

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  • ALANkW
    ALANkW Forum Participant Posts: 70
    edited May 2016 #2

    We have adria adora bought new 2013  it's not perfect and had e few issues  door lock broke  we've had a few screws come out on cupboard  also same on the small end table (I replaced those ) BUT saying all that we've had up to now no water ingress not panel
    problems  

  • ALANkW
    ALANkW Forum Participant Posts: 70
    edited May 2016 #3

    No panel problems that should read 

  • HarleyDave
    HarleyDave Forum Participant Posts: 150
    edited May 2016 #4

    Had our Sportline UP two and half years,only problems broken hinge on battery locker and bathroom mirror needed replacing.Good solid build quality and no damp or cracked body panels

  • Dave Nicholson
    Dave Nicholson Forum Participant Posts: 408
    edited May 2016 #5

    We've had two new Adrias. Well made and long lived. I'd definately recommend them.

  • JohnDH
    JohnDH Forum Participant Posts: 183
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    edited May 2016 #6

    Its really looking like the way to go for me. The model I'm looking at doesnt have shock absorbers. Any views on this?

  • petertr
    petertr Forum Participant Posts: 199
    edited May 2016 #7

    I've just bought one as it was, for me, just so much nicer than anything I was looking at for a 4 berth 10 year old van.

    Its just so spacious.  Feels like being in a static!

  • JohnDH
    JohnDH Forum Participant Posts: 183
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    edited May 2016 #8

    I agree, they are very modern looking, and the lighter colours are cheery.

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