Used motorhomes for sale on the Isle of Wight
Every motorhome for sale from Isle of Wight dealers, from coachbuilts by Swift, Auto-Sleeper and Elddis to panel van conversions. Updated daily, 5 in stock right now.
- Price range
- £32,995 to £49,995
- Typical asking price
- about £35,000
- Automatics
- 1
- Typical mileage
- 33,000
- Sellers
- 2
5 motorhomes
2017 Elddis Accordo 135
Rear Seating Shower Toilet
£34,995
28,000 miles
Diesel
Webb AutohomesNewport
2011 Auto-Sleeper Cotswold
Luxury End Bathroom Cab
£32,995
34,000 miles
Diesel
Webb AutohomesNewport
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Buying a campervan or motorhome on the Isle of Wight
5 campervans and motorhomes advertised on the island, from 2 different sellers. Asking prices run from £32,995 to £49,995, with a typical asking price of around £35,000. Years range from 2011 to 2022. A typical mileage is around 33,000.
1 was marked sold in the last 45 days. They're listed lower down with the price they were last advertised at.
Before you buy
Diesels and short trips
Most island journeys are short. Ask how the particulate filter (DPF) has been looked after, and think about whether your trips suit a diesel.
Diesels, DPFs and short island journeysRead the MOT history
It's free on GOV.UK with the registration. Look for advisories that come back year after year and gaps in the mileage.
How to read a car's MOT historyLook underneath for rust
Sea air is hard on island cars. Check the sills, subframes and brake pipes, and watch for corrosion advisories on the MOT.
Salt air and rust: checking an island carRecently sold
These went in the last few weeks. They give you a feel for island prices.
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Buying a motorhome on the Isle of Wight
Most motorhomes for sale on the island are coachbuilts from Swift, Auto-Sleeper, Elddis and Bailey, sold by motorhome dealers in Newport and by car dealers who take one in part exchange. Buying one here means you can see it, and its damp readings, before you pay anything.
Check the plated weight before you buy. If you passed your test after 1996, your licence covers up to 3,500kg, and some larger motorhomes are over that. A motorhome is also in the dearer bands on every ferry: Wightlink charges motorhome fares over 5m long, and Red Funnel's car fare stops at 5.5m long and 2.0m high. Our guide to buying a campervan or motorhome on the Isle of Wight has the ferry sizes, habitation checks and licence rules.