Corigon A70, T70, T75

Corigon A70, T70, T75 sits in the familiar motorhome world where the names alone signal a family of touring layouts rather than a single flashy idea. By our assessment, the appeal is the practical coachbuilt format: the sort of vehicle people choose for beds, a small kitchen and road trips that last more than a day. The downside is also familiar, because this class always asks for space, care and a tolerance for bulk on tight streets or campsites. In use, it is about storing, packing, turning up, and living with a moving little room rather than a car. Compared with camper vans, it should usually give more interior room; compared with bigger liners, it is still a more modest proposition. The name itself already tells you that Corigon A70, T70, T75 is a model family rather than a single narrow specialist, and that is exactly how this kind of product is meant to be read.