Bailey Unicorn is improved with even larger window

An even bigger central front window that forms part of a new front profile, increased payload and pre-wiring for Wi-fi are just some of the new features that Bailey has introduced in its fifth generation Unicorn range.

The central window on the new Unicorns is 50% bigger than it was on the Unicorn Black Editions, and more seamlessly integrated into the Alu-Tech shell.

Following customer demand for more payload, MTPLMs have been increased on all continuing models. The caravans also come pre-wired for Wi-fi, with an Avtex router available as an option.

The upmarket caravan range remains as seven models, with all island bed models remaining as before. The corner bed Valencia has been dropped, along with the two-berth Merida, but in their place the Madrid, a four berth with a side dinette, has been reintroduced, while the two-berth Seville continues with a slightly altered rear washroom. The four-berth fixed single bed Cadiz completes the range.

Prices range from £26,799 to £30,699. That represents a price rise of around 5% on pre-existing Unicorn Black edition models.

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Following customer demand for more payload, MTPLMs have been increased on all continuing models

PeterBaber

Peter Baber is Reviews Editor of both Practical Motorhome and Practical Caravan. He has been reviewing motorhomes for the best part of a decade now. His first caravan reviews date back to the early 1990s when he first worked on Practical Caravan, before he embarked on a 20-year career in business journalism which saw him edit a wide variety of magazines, and launch a few too, including one that won an award. Although he enjoyed that, he always knew he wanted to come back. Peter reports on all the new models that make it to dealer forecourts each season, giving his judgement online and in magazine reviews. He has twice been shortlisted for a Caravan Writers Guild award. When he is not working, apart from going on motorhome trips himself (mostly local to where he lives in West Yorkshire, but also last year right across France) he likes trying to write novels, cooking, throwing the odd pot, and has just taken up tennis.