2020 CARTHAGO C-Tourer I 142QB

A-Class integrated body: The unified design provides a panoramic, large windscreen and a more open interior feeling compared to low-profile motorhomes.
Lounge: The front lounge is built around a sliding, fixed-leg table. Both the cab seats swivel to face an L-shaped sofa and a single-seater side sofa, allowing for seating for up to six people.
QB (Queen Bed) layout: The "QB" designation refers to the queen-size island bed in the rear of the vehicle. This design allows for access from both sides and provides a walk-around space at the foot of the bed. Some models may have a transverse bed depending on the year.
Drop-down bed: An additional large double bed can be pulled down over the cab seats.
Interior amenities
Kitchen: The galley-style kitchen features a three-burner gas hob, a circular sink, and ample storage, with some models featuring a large 160-litre fridge/freezer.
Washroom: The bathroom is well-sized for the vehicle's footprint. It includes a swivel-head cassette toilet, a molded sink unit, and a separate, circular shower enclosure.
Storage: A key feature is the "double floor" storage throughout the motorhome, which creates insulated, heated storage voids. It also includes a large garage located beneath the rear bed.
Construction and chassis
Premium build: Even as an entry-level model for the Carthago A-class range, the C-Tourer is constructed with premium materials, including timber-free aluminum-clad panels to resist leaks.
Base vehicle: It is typically built on a Fiat Ducato chassis with an AL-KO low-frame extension for increased stability.
Engine: Older models, like the 2012 C-Tourer, came with a 2.3-litre turbo diesel engine. Engine specifications will vary by model year.
What to consider when buying
When considering a Carthago I 142 QB, you should take into account:
Model year: The motorhome has been in production for some time. Newer models will have updated features, engines, and layouts compared to earlier versions.
Layout variant: Be aware that the specific "QB" layout (queen bed) should not be confused with other versions of the I 142, which may feature a transverse bed.
Payload: While Carthago is known for its lightweight construction, the C-Tourer often has a total gross weight of 3,500 kg. This requires careful consideration of the vehicle's payload once you add passengers, water, and personal belongings.


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