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RV Travel :: Index Back to RVtravel.com | News | Camping | Events Store | FREE Sign-Up RV Travel Forum to discuss "Anything and everything to do with RVing." FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in The time now is Tue Jan 24, 2006 4:45 pm RV Travel Forum Index View unanswered posts Forum Topics Posts Last Post Forum News You'll Need to Register (or Re-Register If Returning) We've started fresh, so if you haven't posted since November 5, 2005, you'll need to take a minute and re-register here. 0 0 No Posts Why the New Forum Learn why we started our shiny new Forum. 1 1 Wed Nov 16, 2005 10:23 am zoey Where Are the Original Posts Read archived posts here You won't be able to post or reply the messages there - but there's lots of great information, not to be missed. 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6 Berth Luxury Motorhome - New Zealand Motorhomes Campervans, 4WD's andRecreational Vehicle Rentals ::Visit Australian Campervan Rentals:: quick jump menu 1-3 berth buzza hi top camper 2 berth coaster camper 2-3 berth luxury hitop camper 2 berth luxury motorhome 2 berth elite motorhome 2 berth deluxe motorhome spirit 2 berth motorhome 4 berth luxury motorhome 4 berth deluxe motorhome 4 berth explorer motorhome 6 berth frontier motorhome 6 berth deluxe motorhome spirit 4 berth motorhome spirit 6 berth motorhome spirit 2 berth hitop camper 2 berth hitop Ford Mondeo Holden Astra Ford Laser Ford Festiva 6 berth luxury motorhome 3 berth deluxe hitop 4 berth quattro motorhome 6 berth six pack motorhome New Zealand Motorhomes - Red Hot Specials Home Vehicles Quotes Bookings Conditions Contact Us Australian Campervan Rentals Australian Tours Southern Africa Train Packages Luxury 6 Berth Motorhome This is the ultimate luxury motorhome for the family to explore New Zealand. Easy to drive with a well laid out interior. It offers all the comforts you would expect from this top of the range vehicle. This motorhome is your real home away from home. A well-appointed kitchen with a microwave, gas stove, griller and refrigerator. A shower/toilet unit and reverse cycle air conditioning give you all the freedom you need. The vehicle is fitted with a large size side awning. This large family-sized motorhome is ready to travel when you are. Vehicle Specifications Transmission Manual Engine/Fuel 2.4 Litre Turbo Diesel Fuel Capacity 80 Litres Fuel Consumption 17 Litres per 100km Power Steering Yes Dual Battery Yes Power Supply Yes (12V/240V) Number of Beds Bedding for 6: Double Bed (over cab) 2.13 x 1.53m Double Bed (dinette) 2.13 x 1.37m Double Bed (rear dinette) 1.85 x 1.28m Vehicle Dimensions Overall Length 7.00m Overall Width 2.20m Overall Height 3.10m Interior Height 2.00m This vehicle is supplied with a complimentary Pack for the first night. The pack contains matches, mini shampoo and conditioner, dishwashing liquid, sponge, soap, salt and pepper, coffee, tea and sugar satchels CONTENTS AND LAYOUT MAY VARY Note: All vehicle specifications, contents and layouts are subject to change without notice and may vary due to modifications and/or upgrades. We cannot be held liable for any such variance. Click here for our red hot specials Email: info@newzealandmotorhomes.com Phone -- 61 (0)8 8981 6302 :: Fax -- 61 (0)8 8981 4401 : Free Call within Australia 1800 816302 Website Design by Palm Cove Online

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Moturis USA, America, United States, US Motorhome - Motorhome Rental, Motorhome Hire, RV, RV Rental, RV Hire, Campervan, Campervan Rental, Campervan Hire, Camper Rental, Camper Hire, Mobile Home, Motor Home, Caravan Rental, Caravan Hire, caravans, 4WD, Van Camper, Rental, Rentals, Hire - Motorhomes Worldwide Moturis Motorhome Rentals America Click here for 2005 Rates Click here for Winter / Spring Special 05/06 Click here for 2006 Rates Click here for Terms and Conditions 2005 Additional Charges Vehicles Frequently Asked Questions 2005 One Way Fees For flexibility, freedom and value for money it is really hard to beat Motorhome, RV, Campervan or Motorcaravan hire or rental. Our friendly and experienced team are here to assist and provide valuable free advice, plus the most competitive quotes. We offer the widest selection and we have a best value and best price guarantee. Renting a Moturis Campervan or motorhome is as easy as it is affordable. Find out first which RV or Campervan is the most suitable for your purpose. The rates will depend on the season (check!), the destination and the requiredextras. Rates vary depending on the pickup location. Whichever model you choose, you will always get GREAT VALUE, reliable service and prompt attention at an affordable price. VEHICLES Supervan D21 Motorhome E22 Motorhome F25 Motorhome J29 Motorhome V Class 31S Motorhome K Class 32S Top of page Please select your preferred currency Australian Dollars USA Dollars European Euros British Sterling New Zealand Dollars Canadian Dollars Danish Kroner South African Rand ADDITIONAL CHARGES AND SERVICES All Costs shown below are in Australian Dollars Additional Miles $0.43 per mile for D-21, E-22, F-25 $0.47 per mile for J-29, V Class 31S, K Class 32S Convenience Kit Per Vehicle (for 4 persons or more) - Set of Pots, Cutting Board, Dish Cloth, Frying Pan, Kitchen Tissue, Wate Basket/Bucket, BBQ Grille, Serving Spoons, Clothes Hangers, Mixing Bowl, Scotch Bright, 2 Tea Towels, Coffe Pot, Can/Bottle Opener, Mixing Utensils, Carving Knife, Dust Pan & Broom, Cork Screw Per Person - Blanket or Comforter, Hand Towel, Cereal Bowl, Pillow & Pillow Case, Bath Towel, Cup&Saucer, Set of Sheets, Dinner Plate, Glass, Face Cloth, Bread Plate, Knife/Fork/Spoon Note: All tableware (plates etc.) is non-plastic and is made of Corning/Corelle china or equivalent. $87 per person, max charge: $300 per vehicle* Preparation Fee $180 per rental. $247 per rental for pickups on SAT, SUN or MON between 01 April - 30 September 2005. Price includes: Standart Kit: Water Hose, KOA Atlas, First Aid Kit, Sewer Hose, KOA Discount Card, Screwdriver, Operator's Manual, 110v Adepter, Fire Extinguisher, Campground Guide, Flash-Light, Road Atlas, Batteries), First tank of propane, First supply of Toilet Chemicals, Vehicle Outside Cleaning, Pick-up/drop-off transfers ELVIP for all Vans and Motorhomes $24 per day, with maximum charge of $640 per rental. Optional Generator Use $4 per hour, $7 per day for J-29 and V Class 31S no extra charge for K Class 32S, Generator only available in J-29, V Class 31S and K Class 32S Sales Tax Boston - 5% Denver - 8.4% Fort Lauderdale - 6% Las Vegas - 7.5% Los Angeles - 8.25% New York - 8% Chicago - 6% San Francisco - 8.75% Other Equipment Toasters $7 Baby seats $47 * per rental Chair $9 per rental Snow chains $27 per rental (2 seats, each additional $7 )* Mountain Bikes They are available at all Moturis stations. 2 mountain bikes incl. carrier cost $147 * per trip. 4 mountain bikes incl. carrier cost $267 * per trip. Bicycle Rentals are also available with one-way rentals. Please request bicycles at the time of booking. *flat rental fee Cancellation Conditions Cancellation fees come into effect upon receipt of your booking request by Us 31 days prior to pickup 25% of rental costs (minimum $267 ) 30 - 8 days prior to pickup 75% of rental costs 7 - 0 days prior to pickup 100% of rental costs Cancellation of One Way booking will incur One Way fee costs on top of cancellation fees Amendments $67 per amendment ( $100 if documents issued) NO REFUNDS FOR EARLY RETURNS Top of page Frequently Asked Questions and Answers Campgrounds Costs Equipment Pets Check list Vehicles National Parks CAMPGROUNDS Are there any size restrictions on campgrounds or parking lots? There may be some campgrounds that will not allow RVs above an overall length of approx. 25 ft. Is it necessary to make reservations for campgrounds? Depending on season and location it may be necessary to make reservations in advance, especially during the summer months and for points of special interest e.g. National Parks, Theme Parks, etc. Is it possible to rent any other camping equipment? Moturis offers the following articles at additional cost: baby / child seats, camping chairs, toasters, bicycles and racks, TVs Are there any price differences between campgrounds? Public campgrounds are generally less expensive than privately owned places. The location is also an important factor, e.g. a campground near Yosemite National Park will probably charge higher fees than a little place in the countryside Which campground guides and maps do you provide? We provide the latest editions of Rand McNally Road Atlas, WOODALL's Campground Directory, KOA Kampground Directory and California RV and Camping Guide. Is it possible to camp in the wild? We do not recommend for security reasons. Robberies have occurred in the past. COSTS Apart from the rental price how much additional costs should I expect (e.g. campground fees)? Campground fees vary between $13 and $67 per night/per vehicle. How do I calculate the total cost for the rental of a campervan or a motorhome? rental price per vehicle (calculation per rata) preparation fee convenience kit (a maximum of $300 will be charged) ELVIP one-way fee weekend surcharge taxes Is there a maximum charge for convenience kits? Yes: $300 . Just advise us of the exact number of people when you are booking. EQUIPMENT What does a convenience kit contain? The basic equipment contains cover, pillow, set of bed linen, "Frott" bath and hand towels, face cloth per person, and glass and coral tableware (plates, cups and cutlery) for a minimum of 4 people as well as a table grill, torch, pots, frying pan, can opener, salad sieve, bottle opener, corkscrew, plastic bowl per vehicle. PETS Can I take my pet? Small pets are now allowed. There will be an additional deposit of $1,333 which will be refunded at drop off, if the motorhome will be brought back in perfect condition. GENERAL Check list Spices - cooking oil - bottled water - coffee - sugar packets - syrup - utensils - tablecloth - coffee filters - napkins - trash bags - charcoal - hot choc mix - boxed juices - aluminium foil - matches - flashlight - beach chairs - lantern - batteries - toilet paper - sunscreen lotion - first aid kit - games - Kleenex - books etc. Can I tow a car or boat with the RV? Towing is generally not allowed with our RVs. Is there accommodation and/or shopping centres close to the rental stations? Our local staff will be happy to provide you with the information. Which options do I have to call overseas? There are different options: Coin calls from public phones Collect calls. To place a collect call simply press '0' to speak to an operator R-Gesprch (to Germany only): Call 1-800-292-0049 Prepaid Phone Cards which can be purchased at grocery stores, gas stations and convenience stores Chargeable Phone Cards obtainable at the Moturis rental location How do I get to the Moturis rental location? Transfer to/from designated areas can be arranged upon request. Do I need an International Driver's Licence to travel in the US? Generally your national licence and a translation (if not included) is required. Moturis specifically requires only your national licence. VEHICLES Gas mileage 17 ft 10-15 miles/gallon: 15-23 litre/100 km 19 ft 9-14 miles/gallon: 17-24 litre/100 km 22 ft 8-11 miles/gallon: 18-28 litre/100 km 25 ft 7-10 miles/gallon: 23-33 litre/100 km 27 ft 7-10 miles/gallon: 23-33 litre/100 km What kind of power supply does a RV have? There is either a V8 or a V10 engine. The refrigerator, microwave, stove and high output 2- or 3-burner range are operated with propane gas. The power for the air conditioner is supplied during driving by the engine and when the engine is off it is supplied by an outside 110V power supply. What kind of fuel does a RV need? There are fuel tank capacities depending on the model between 33 gallons (125 litres) and 55 gallons (210 litres). The RV needs unleaded 89 octane. What is the average fuel use of a RV? A van needs approx. 20 litres and a motorhome approx. 30 litres. Why do RVs need so much fuel? Because of its weight (between 4 and 6 tons) and its size. The overall height is between 110 inches (280 cm) and 144 inches (366 cm) and the overall width between 76 inches (193 cm) and 102 inch (259 cm). The overall length is between 17 feet (516 cm) and 32 feet (960 cm). Is it secure to sleep in a RV? On a campground there is absolutely no problem. What does RV stand for? RV means recreational vehicle. NATIONAL PARKS How can we save money and get a special entrance fee for National parks? Buy the "Golden Eagle Card". It is available at the park entrances and costs $67 . Without that card you would have to pay $13 - $20 per entry. 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RV Rental Policies Rental Policies Office Hours Vehicle Pick Up/Return Rental Day Early Returns, Late Pick Ups, and Unused Miles Reservation Down Payment Security Deposit Driver Requirements Familiarization Tour Substitutions Optional Use Generator Parking/Traffic Violations Restricted Areas Alaska, Yukon and Northwest Territories Mexico Transfers Fuel Information One Way Rentals Motorhome Convenience Kits Other Rental Items and Prices Rental price list Storage Pets Towing Exterior Storage Maintenance and Breakdown Responsibility General Conditions Peace of Mind Coverage Office Hours Office hours are generally 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday and do vary by location, day of the week, and season. Offices are closed on Sundays and holidays. No departures or returns can be scheduled on these days. Vehicle Pick Up/Return Vehicle departure time is normally between 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM. Vehicle drop off time is normally between 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM only. Returns after 11:00 am may be subject to a late return fee of $25 per hour. Customer agrees that he will return unit in the same condition as he received it (excluding normal wear). A fee of up to $250 will be charged if the interior of the vehicle has not been cleaned. Damages or loss of equipment will be paid for by the renter. Holding tank must be emptied prior to return of the vehicle or be subject to an additional dump charge of up to $250. You may be able to pick up your Cruise America motorhome earlier on Friday (between 9:00 AM and 1:00 PM or return late on Monday afternoon (between 11:00 AM and 3:00 PM) or both. To take advantage of flexible pick up and drop off times, you must call the local rental center where you are departing in advance to verify that the local conditions and availability permit flexible pick up and drop off times for your weekend getaway dates. Does not normally apply to special event weekends and non-participating rental centers. Flexible pick up and drop off times are not warranted and Cruise America accepts no liability regarding non-availability of flexible times. Rental Day The Rental Day is based on number of nights the vehicle is used. Each night constitutes a rental day. Rental charges are based on rates in effect at pick-up day. Early Returns, Late Pick Ups, and Unused Miles No refunds will be made for early returns, late pickups, or unused miles (kilometers) except for unused estimated mileage charges. Reservation Down Payment Upon confirmation, a $300 reservation down payment is charged to the customer's credit card. One change per reservation is at no charge. Additional changes are subject to processing fee of $25 per change. At departure, your reservation down payment is credited to total prepayment charge. Notice: Estimated rental charge prepayment may be required in full in advance for special rental events, such as music festivals, auto race events, and gatherings in remote areas, at Cruise America's sole discretion. Security Deposit A minimum security deposit of $500 and total estimated rental charges are payable at departure by credit card. Personal checks, cash and ATM cards are NOT accepted. For certain rental applications, security deposits may be increased at Cruise America's sole discretion. Credit card deposits are processed at departure. Your credit card may have a daily limit. Please check with your credit issuing authority in advance to ensure coverage of all charges at departure. With payment of estimated rental charges other than by a credit card, a minimum deposit of $1000 ($1,500 CDN) is required at departure. Upon return, all extra charges, if any, are balanced against the security deposit and a credit or check issued to cover the refund. Driver Requirements Qualified drivers 21 years of age or older possessing a valid and identifiable driver's license. A major credit card and references, employment, or a foreign passport are required as identification prior to rental and will be verified. All drivers must be listed on and sign the Rental Agreement and will be bound by Terms and Conditions of the Rental Agreement at vehicle pickup. Familiarization Tour Familiarization tour (approximately 30 minutes to one hour) is required to acquaint the customer and drivers with the operation of the vehicle before departure. This tour is only given during office hours. Substitutions We will make every effort to provide the customer with the model requested. We reserve the right to substitute models of similar or higher grade. Should a model of lower grade be offered and accepted, liability will be limited to refund of price differential between model paid for and model taken. Optional Use Generator Most motorhomes based in the United States and large size motorhomes in Canada are equipped with generators. A generator is not necessary for normal vehicle operation and is subject to frequent service interruption. If customer chooses to use generator, extra charges will accrue at $3 per hour as determined by an installed running time meter. Parking/Traffic Violations Customers are responsible for reporting and payment of all parking/traffic violations at rental termination. Non-reporting of parking/traffic violations breaches the Rental Contract and may result in an administrative charge of up to $100 in addition to the fines. Restricted Areas Vehicles are restricted from operation in Death Valley and other desert areas during hot periods. Damage waivers are voided should this rule be violated. Customer will also be held liable for all damages to vehicle, tires, towing charges, and all other related expenses as a result of a breakdown associated with operating in these areas. During certain periods, these areas are not habitable and could pose a danger to the customer and passengers. Consult your rental office for restricted areas and times. Vehicles are not allowed on "logging" and other non-public roads, and selected highways such as the Apache Trail in Arizona. Due to restrictions on vehicle heights, propane gas and parking, vehicles with propane are not permitted in Manhattan and are not permitted to travel through any underground or underwater tunnels. Violations of these restrictions void damage waivers and customer may also be held liable for all damages and all other related expenses. Alaska, Yukon and Northwest Territories Vehicles are allowed to be driven to Alaska, Yukon, and Northwest Territories. Travel in Newfoundland on Dalton or Dempster Highways and other selected highways is prohibited under all conditions for all vehicles. Mexico Vehicles are permitted and must be confirmed in advance to travel into Northern Baja and states contiguous to USA border. Area restrictions apply. No automobile liability or other coverage's apply to vehicle operation in Mexico. The customer is responsible for automobile liability insurance purchase, which is sold at southwestern rental centers. When traveling in Mexico, travelers assistance is not available and any repair costs, towing, or fines incurred in Mexico are the responsibility of the renter Transfers From Designated Areas Transfers to and from rental center are at customer's expense. Fuel Information No warranties are made concerning fuel mileage and fuel tank capacity. We assume no liability for fuel consumption rates. All gasoline and all propane refueling during the trip are at the customer's expense. Initial fuel may be charged for at departure at some rental centers. One Way Rentals One-way rentals are available between most rental centers by advanced reservation only. View the On Line Reservation System to get the latest rates. Motorhome Convenience Kits (Reservations required) The Personal Kit costs $35 per person, for the duration of the trip. It includes a sleeping bag, pillow, pillowcase, flat sheet, bath towel, wash cloth and dishtowel. All items must be returned at end of trip. The Vehicle Provisioning Kit costs $85 per vehicle, also for the duration of the trip. It includes a flashlight, can opener, bottle opener, broom with dust pan, plastic pail, spatula, cooking spoon, cooking fork, coffee cups, tumblers, plates, soup bowls, silverware, platter, tea kettle, colander, mixing bowl, and a cookware set. All item must be returned clean at end of trip. Storage We provide free storage of luggage at selected rental centers, all at owner's risk. Pets Pets are welcomed at Cruise America. Customer agrees to clean up after their pet and return unit in same condition as received, or be subject to a cleaning fee up to $250. Towing Towing is permitted for motorhomes specifically equipped with a receiver hitch. No towing apparatus or hook-up services are provided under any circumstances. Customer must declare intention to tow prior to departure and warrant that towing weight is within 2,500 lb. tow weight restrictions. A nominal towing charge will be imposed. Cruise America provides no collision or liability coverage for damage to the towed object or for third- party injury inflicted by the towed object, under any circumstances. Exterior Storage Sorry, storing items on vehicle roof or exteriors is not permitted. Maintenance and Breakdown Responsibility The customer is responsible for checking engine oil, fluids, and coolant levels at each refueling, as well as reporting mechanical failures immediately. Instructions and procedures for maintenance expense reimbursement are provided at rental. Customers may be held responsible for mechanical damage due to negligence in vehicle operation or failure to provide normal maintenance. In the event the vehicle is in breakdown repair for 12 hours or more, through no fault of the customer, our responsibility to customer is limited to refund of daily rate or portion thereof. Radio, air conditioning, refrigerator, microwave and appliances, cruise control, and generator malfunctions are not considered breakdowns and no refunds are available for repair time to these items. Peace of Mind Coverage For your peace of mind while traveling, Cruise America rentals include coverage's in three areas in excess of minimum automobile coverage's against third-party required by law. The details are contained on the Rental Agreement. Below is an outline of the coverage's Supplemental Liability Insurance (SLI) provides you supplemental liability insurance up to $1,000,000 for USA rentals (Not valid in Mexico). Responsibility of up to only $500 for Vehicle Loss or Damage per occurrence provided you abide by the Terms and Conditions of the Rental Agreement, report promptly in case of accident of vehicle damage, and avoid prohibited vehicle use. Expense reimbursement plan up to $3,000 in the event of mechanical breakdown requiring service times. General Conditions Rental prices, policies and conditions are subject to change without notice. Rentals are subject to the Terms and Conditions of the Rental Contract, a copy of which is available by writing to Cruise America, 11 West Hampton Avenue, Mesa, AZ 85210. | Site Map | Links | Contact Us | Jobs | Business Opportunities | Travel Agents |