Used Motorhomes for Sale in the UK

If you passed your car test before 1 January 1997, you can drive motorhomes up to 7,500 kg.

If after, you're limited to 3,500 kg (category B) unless you have a C1 licence. We show licence requirements on every listing.

Key checks: habitation service history, base vehicle service records, mileage verification, damp test results, tyre age and condition, gas/electric certificates, chassis condition (especially on older models), and ULEZ/emissions status.

Used motorhomes range from £15,000 for older panel vans to £100,000+ for recent A-class models.

Budget £30,000 to £50,000 for a well-maintained 5 to 10 year old coachbuilt. Factor in insurance (£300 to £600/year), servicing (£500 to £1,000/year), and MOT costs.

Most pre-2016 motorhomes are Euro 5 or older and will incur ULEZ charges.

Euro 6 vehicles (typically 2016+) are compliant. Check the specific vehicle's emissions standard. We show ULEZ status on every listing.

Dealer warranties vary from 3 to 12 months.

Some manufacturers offer transferable warranties on recent vehicles. Extended warranty packages are available but can be expensive. Always clarify terms before purchase.

Motorhomes typically cover fewer miles than cars.

Around 10,000 to 15,000 miles per year is average for regular use. Low mileage (under 30,000 on a 5-year-old vehicle) can indicate holiday-only use but check for storage-related issues.

Coachbuilts retain the van cab and are typically cheaper.

A-class (integrated) models have purpose-built cabs with more space but cost more and can be harder to repair after accidents. Both have loyal followings.

Get an HPI check for finance/theft status.

Request service history for both base vehicle and habitation. Check MOT history online (gov.uk). Ask for the last habitation service certificate and any damp test results.