Motorhome Marketplace

Motorhome Marketplace, British broker for buying and selling motorhomes

Motorhome Marketplace operates as a brokerage platform between buyers and sellers of motorhomes and campervans in the United Kingdom. The company presents itself as a service that supports the entire sales process and also maintains its own inventory of used vehicles for sale, with new additions weekly. Its proposition is built around the figure of the broker: the firm describes itself as a kind of estate agency applied to the motorhome sector.

Managed sales service

The sales model offered by the company relies on several elements. The vehicle is advertised on multiple platforms to maximise its visibility and the company writes the adverts with professional photographs and videos. There is a sell-at-home service in which an experienced sales agent accompanies viewings and handovers. The motorhome remains with the seller until the transaction is completed and payment is received. The company states that it does not charge upfront costs and that it works with a commission that is only taken once the sale has been completed.

The process includes pre-screening enquiries to avoid unproductive viewings, as well as managing communications with interested parties. The firm also offers free valuation and advertising at no cost to the seller.

Warranty, finance and part exchange

All motorhomes advertised come with a twelve-month warranty, extendable up to thirty-six months. The company facilitates part exchange of the customer's current vehicle, whether another motorhome, a caravan or a car, and recommends finance and insurance providers to complete the transaction. Every motorhome and campervan undergoes a vehicle check through Experian, which the buyer can request for any advert.

Inventory and search filters

The used vehicle catalogue is organised using filters by make, model, mileage, transmission, number of berths and number of belted seats, as well as a price range. Among the makes that appear in the search engine are Adria, Auto-Sleepers, Auto-Trail, Bailey, Benimar, Burstner, Carthago, Chausson, Dethleffs, Elddis, Fiat, Ford, Hobby, Hymer, Knaus, Mercedes-Benz, Peugeot, Pilote, Rapido, Roller Team, Swift, Volkswagen and Westfalia, among many others. The models listed range from campervans based on Volkswagen Transporter, Ford Transit or Mercedes Sprinter to fully integrated and coachbuilt motorhomes of various configurations.

The inventory shown at the time of analysis included, among others, a 2019 Frankia Platin I 8400 QD with island bed for £109,995, a 2008 Auto-Trail Apache 700 SE for £29,995, a 2017 Auto-Trail Tribute 720 for £49,995, a 2015 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Campervan for £34,995, a 2009 Elddis Autoquest 140 for £24,995, a 2012 Auto-Sleepers Windrush for £38,995, a 2017 Hymer MLI-540 on Mercedes Sprinter 313CDi automatic for £60,995 and a 2012 Pilote Aventura for £34,995. Some adverts indicate that the vehicle is located in Cheshire.

Industry recognition

The company states it has received a Business Elite award from SME News in the category of best motorhome sales platform for 2026, according to its own communication.