In our experience, people aspire to owning a Fleetwood caravan - particularly a twin axle Heritage model - in the same way that people aspire to own a BMW or Mercedes car. They are commonly perceived to be at the top of the tree (with Coachman caravans vying for the same accolade). The Fleetwood range must be seen in this context, particularly the Heritage, Volante and Colchester models. Fleetwood are not trying to build a cheap caravan, they are trying to build the best! They produce caravans in relatively small numbers with an emphasis on quality. As such, they are at the more expensive end of the market.

There is a general feeling of quality in a Fleetwood Heritage or Volante that sets it apart from the norm and they carry a specification list to match:

• Instead of the more conventional blown air heating system the Volante and Heritage have the new Alde wet central heating system. Concealed water filled radiators work in much the same way as central heating does at home. The system has it's own mini boiler and works off either gas or electric via a programmable thermostat control. There is even the luxury of a heated towel rail in the bathroom!
• The caravan is wired for satellite TV and there is a radio/cd player linked to twin speakers.

• There is a wireless alarm system with key fob operation. This can even be set for overnight use when you are in the caravan by simply deactivating the interior sensors.
• Fleetwood currently have exclusive use of the award winning "Thiefbeaters" Sold Secure approved theft deterrent system. This system consists of a series of coded marks throughout the caravan in secret locations. These marks make the caravan forever identifiable.
• The Heritage models have a huge fridge, separate freezer and fitted microwave stack which is as big and as practical as anything available in a touring caravan today.