£66,827.00
The 2027 Elddis Autoquest GTV 460 pairs a rear lounge, which converts to a double bed or two singles, with the option of a pop-top roof for two extra berths. At 6.0m long, it’s a 3-berth campervan (5 berth with the pop-top) with 485kg of payload, a Thetford oven and two-burner hob, a 90 litre fridge with integrated freezer, and Quest Maroon leatherette upholstery throughout.
A panoramic cab sunroof brings extra light into the cab, and an Anthracite awning, 22 inch HD TV and 5G WiFi router all come fitted as standard. This is an Autoquest GTV 460 built on dependable Fiat Ducato underpinnings. Come and see it at Atherstone, we’d love to help.
The 2027 Elddis Autoquest GTV 460 is built around a rear lounge rather than a fixed bed, giving you a flexible living space that works hard during the day and sleeps well at night. At 2.05m wide and 6.0m long, it drives and parks like a normal van, while the layout adapts to however you’re using it.
The rear lounge makes the most of the living space while you’re up and about, then converts into either a large double bed or two single beds when it’s time to sleep. Add the optional pop-top roof and you gain two more berths, taking you up to 5, useful if grandchildren or friends are joining you. The front lounge also converts into a bed for an extra guest, with an extending table nearby for meals, drinks or games.
You get a Thetford oven and two-burner gas hob as standard equipment, enough for a proper cooked meal rather than a quick fix. The 90 litre Thetford fridge, with its integrated freezer, is positioned beside the sliding door for easy access from either side.
The GTV 460 comes with the Truma Combi 4DE, a 4kW diesel and electric 2-in-1 unit that heats the van and the water together, and can also run reliably while you’re driving. The iNet X2 touchscreen panel controls it and links to the Truma app on your phone, while the panoramic cab sunroof brings natural light into the cab.
Both a 22 inch HD TV with mounting bracket and a built-in 5G WiFi router are fitted as standard, so entertainment and connectivity are covered from the outset. The Anthracite awning gives you somewhere sheltered to sit outside, and the built-in electric step makes getting in and out effortless. A rear-view camera, integrated with the 10 inch Zenec infotainment system, assists with reversing, while repositionable track-mounted spotlights and USB points can be positioned exactly where you need them.
The GTV 460 has an unladen weight (Mass in Running Order) of 3,015kg and an MTPLM of 3,500kg, giving you 485kg of payload to work with. MTPLM stands for the maximum technically permissible laden mass, the most the van can legally weigh once loaded. It’s worth checking this figure against your driving licence category before you buy. If you’re unsure, the team at Raymond James Caravans can walk you through it when you visit.
Raymond James Caravans has been in the caravan and motorhome industry for over 50 years. When you buy from us, you get honest advice, transparent pricing, and support long after you drive away. Part exchange is welcome, and finance is available, subject to status. Come and see the 2027 Elddis Autoquest GTV 460 in person at Carlyon Road, Atherstone. We’d love to help you find the right van.
