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Bailey Pegasus GT70 Palermo

RoamWorthy records the Bailey Pegasus GT70 Palermo as a touring caravan. Recorded catalogue data: 5 berths; layout: Side Dinette; length 7.91m; width 2.23m; height 2.61m; MTPLM 1,639kg; payload 180kg; recorded model year: 2018; recorded price range £17,500 to £22,500. RoamWorthy currently links 1 live dealer listing to this model. Specifications can vary by model year, trim and optional equipment. Check the individual listing and manufacturer documentation before purchase.

Bailey Pegasus GT70 Palermo key facts

  • Berths: 5
  • MTPLM: 1639 kg
  • MIRO: 1459 kg
  • Payload: 180 kg
  • Length: 7.91 m
  • Width: 2.23 m
  • Observed price range: £17,500 to £22,500
  • Available listings: 1

Key features

  • AL-KO ATC Trailer Control System for enhanced towing stability
  • Truma 100 watt roof-mounted solar panel
  • Dometic 145 litre large capacity tower fridge and freezer
  • Vertical front infinity skylight with internal surround
  • Alu-Tech bodyshell with GRP outer skin
  • Thetford Caprice combined oven, grill and dual-fuel hob
  • User-friendly digital control panel for heating and power

Is the Bailey Pegasus GT70 Palermo a practical family caravan?

The Bailey Pegasus GT70 Palermo is a 5 berth, twin-axle caravan designed for larger families, featuring a dedicated rear bedroom with fixed bunks and a side dinette. Built on the Alu-Tech bodyshell, it offers a high anniversary-edition specification including a 100 watt solar panel and a 145 litre tower fridge. With a length of 7.91m and an MTPLM of 1639kg, it provides significant internal space and towing stability, though it requires a powerful tow car and careful pitch selection.

  • Twin-axle chassis with AL-KO ATC Trailer Control System.
  • Dedicated rear-corner bedroom featuring fixed bunk beds.
  • Alu-Tech bodyshell construction with a GRP outer skin.
  • Large 145 litre Dometic tower fridge-freezer and dual-fuel hob.
  • Roof-mounted 100 watt Truma solar panel as standard.

Worth knowing: The 1639kg MTPLM necessitates a heavy tow vehicle, typically a large SUV or 4x4. Manual positioning is difficult without a motor mover due to the twin-axle design. The 7.91m length may exceed the limits of some standard caravan pitches.

Buying a Bailey Pegasus GT70 Palermo

Who it suits

  • Families of five who require a permanent bunk bed arrangement.
  • Tourers who prefer the increased towing stability of a twin-axle configuration.
  • Owners with a high-capacity tow vehicle capable of handling a 1639kg MTPLM.

Reasons to consider it

  • The GT70 anniversary trim includes high-end appliances and solar power.
  • The layout provides a clear division between the living area and children's zone.
  • A vertical front infinity skylight creates a bright, open parallel lounge.

What to check

  • Confirm the operation of the 100 watt solar panel and digital control panel.
  • Inspect the Alu-Tech bodyshell seals and GRP outer skin for integrity.
  • Verify the condition of the AL-KO ATC system and twin-axle tyres.
  • Check the 145 litre tower fridge and Thetford Caprice oven functionality.

Worth knowing: Payload is limited to 180kg, which must cover all personal belongings for 5 occupants. The 2.23m width is standard, but the 7.91m length requires checking site access.

Compare the Bailey Pegasus GT70 Palermo with similar models

ModelBerthsMTPLMLengthTypical price
Bailey Pegasus GT70 Palermo51639 kg7.91 m£17,500 to £22,500
Bailey Unicorn Barcelona41650 kg7.91 m£18,000 to £38,000
Bailey Unicorn Cartagena41690 kg7.89 m£20,000 to £38,000

The Bailey Pegasus GT70 Palermo is a specialised 5 berth family caravan that balances a 7.91m twin-axle footprint with a dedicated bunk layout. Compared to the Coachman Vision, it offers greater stability and internal room but requires a more powerful tow car. While the Pegasus Grande Turin provides an extra berth, the Palermo focuses on a specific rear-bedroom configuration. The Unicorn Barcelona shares the same length and twin-axle chassis but trades the 5 berth family layout for a 4 berth luxury arrangement. Choosing between these depends on whether the priority is maximum berth count, towing weight, or specific internal zones.

Worth knowing: Specifications and prices can vary by model year, trim and optional equipment.

Ownership and Maintenance Tips

  • Utilise the 100 watt solar panel to maintain battery health during storage.
  • Use the central washroom as a natural partition to manage noise between zones.
  • Consider fitting a motor mover to assist with the 1639kg MTPLM on tight driveways.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Underestimating the turning circle required for a 7.91m twin-axle caravan.
  • Exceeding the 180kg payload when equipping the caravan for five people.

Worth knowing: Always verify the specific model year as specifications can vary by production date. Ensure the tow vehicle noseweight capacity is compatible with a twin-axle load.

Alternatives to the Bailey Pegasus GT70 Palermo

  • Bailey Unicorn Barcelona - A premium alternative for those who prefer a 4 berth layout with a fixed bed while maintaining the 7.91m twin-axle footprint.
  • Bailey Unicorn Cartagena - A similarly sized model worth comparing on layout, weight and price.
  • Coachman Vision - For buyers seeking a similar 5 berth capacity but in a shorter 7.32m single-axle format with a lower 1550kg MTPLM.

Data and source notes

  • This page uses the maintained RoamWorthy record for the Bailey Pegasus GT70 Palermo.
  • 11 model images are recorded for this page and served from RoamWorthy-hosted media.
  • 1 current linked dealer listing helps keep stock and price context connected to the model.
  • 2 recorded source groups are available in the source section below.

Proof notes

  • Specifications can differ by production year, trim and optional equipment.
  • Dealer listings are used as current marketplace evidence, not as a substitute for the exact vehicle documentation.

Worth knowing: Confirm weights, dimensions and fitted equipment for the exact vehicle before purchase or towing.

Sources and review status for the Bailey Pegasus GT70 Palermo

This page is supported by 2 recorded source groups.

Last reviewed: 2026-07-30T10:28:57.573379+00:00