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Caravan Loans Australia Weekly News Wrap

Each week, get a concise, trustworthy wrap of the biggest caravan, camping and road‑travel stories across Australia. Expect model launches, safety alerts, touring tips, regulation updates, tech and gear highlights, plus market movements affecting buyers and owners. We sort the noise into what matters, with plain‑English context and practical takeaways, so you’re ready for the weekend or your next trip. No fluff — just a clear, reliable recap you can count on.

This Week:

This week: lenders refreshed caravan personal loan offers, so check eligibility and compare total costs before shopping. Wonderland RV launched frameless fibreglass Solara caravans, highlighting durability benefits of composite builds. Prattlines Low Tow hard‑shell pop‑up is making a modern comeback, promising easier towing and storage; confirm tow limits and budget with a calculator. A local manufacturer expanded its US dealer network, signalling more model choice as show season rolls on. Visit caravan‑loans.com.au for a free eligibility check and multi‑lender comparisons.

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Welcome to the Caravan Loans Australia Weekly News Wrap, Im Paige Estritori, its Sunday 25 January 2026. First up, lenders have been tweaking caravan personal loan offers this week. Comparison tables updated on Saturday show fresh promos and sharper pricing for top credit tiers, along with fast online turnaround claims. For buyers, the move is simple: check your eligibility first, compare the total cost including fees, and choose a fixed or variable option that fits your budget. A quick pre‑approval can set a clear spending limit before you visit a dealer. Next up, a construction shift to watch. Wonderland RV unveiled its first frameless, full‑fibreglass Solara caravans on Monday. One‑piece roof and composite sandwich panels mean fewer joins and better sealing, which can help with durability and maintenance. When youre comparing vans, weigh build type alongside layout, and ask your insurer how materials could affect premiums; we can line up lenders comfortable with newer constructions. Meanwhile, a retro name has returned. On Wednesday, Prattlines Low Tow hard‑shell pop‑up was announced as a modern remake, with electric actuators raising the roof at camp. The low travel height should make towing calmer and storage easier, especially for suburban garages. Before you commit, confirm your tow vehicles limits and payload, and use a calculator to see repayments at different loan terms. And finally, industry expansion continues. Also on Monday, a major Melbourne builder moved to grow a US dealer network under a sister badge. More scale often brings more model choice and steadier delivery as show season rolls on. If youre waiting for a specific variant, a flexible pre‑approval keeps you ready to move when stock lands. Thats the wrap. If youre caravan‑shopping, get a free eligibility check and compare multiple lenders in one place at caravan‑loans.com.au. Im Paige, catch you next week.

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