2021 Auto-Trail V-Line 660 S

140BHP | 6-Speed Manual | 3500KG | Gold Metallic | Rear Lounge | Panoview Skylight | 2 Owners

The Campervan You Can Actually Use All Week — Then Escape in at the Weekend

Some campervans are fantastic once you’re on holiday but feel like a compromise when you’re driving them around at home.

The Auto-Trail V-Line 660 S is different.

At just under 6 metres long, it gives you the best of both worlds: compact, manoeuvrable and easy to park during the week, yet surprisingly spacious and well-equipped when Friday afternoon arrives and it’s time to head for the coast, the mountains or the ferry to Europe.

Powered by the 140BHP Fiat Ducato and paired with a six-speed manual gearbox, this V-Line offers straightforward, comfortable touring with the practicality of a proper campervan.

And this particular example has had just two owners, is finished in an attractive Gold metallic paint, and comes with some very desirable equipment.

The Rear Lounge Is the Star of the Show

Walk inside and you’ll immediately see why the V-Line 660 S has such a loyal following.

The rear features two long opposing bench seats, each around 6ft 3in, creating a wonderfully sociable lounge area.

During the day, it’s the perfect place to sit with a coffee, stretch out after a day’s exploring or enjoy dinner when the British weather decides that eating outside isn’t happening!

At night, the clever seating arrangement transforms into either two single beds or one large double, giving you genuine flexibility depending on how you prefer to sleep.

And because the cab seats swivel around, the front of the van becomes part of the living space too — creating a surprisingly open lounge/diner without needing a huge motorhome.

Panoview: Let There Be Light

One of the features that really elevates this V-Line is the Panoview skylight over the cab.

It floods the front of the habitation area with natural light and gives the interior a much more open, airy feel.

Combined with the swivelling cab seats and clever V-Line layout, it helps this compact campervan feel considerably larger once you’re inside.

A Proper Kitchen — Not Just a Kettle and a Microwave

The kitchen is designed for people who actually enjoy travelling rather than surviving on campsite snacks.

There’s useful preparation space, a hob and grill, plenty of storage and everything you need to prepare breakfast, lunch or a proper evening meal.

That means your V-Line isn’t just somewhere to sleep — it’s a self-contained little touring base.

And when dinner is done, you can retreat to that excellent rear lounge and put your feet up.

And Yes… There’s a Proper Shower

Another reason the V-Line 660 S works so well for longer trips is the fully equipped bathroom with proper shower.

That’s an important distinction when you’re planning several days away. You aren’t completely reliant on campsite facilities, making the van much more versatile for touring, overnight stops and spontaneous adventures.

Lux Pack – A Very Desirable Factory Upgrade

This particular V-Line benefits from the Lux Pack, adding a useful collection of equipment that makes everyday motorhome ownership considerably easier.

There’s an 8-inch Zenec Xzent touchscreen head unit with DAB radio and motorhome-specific satellite navigation, together with a colour reversing camera — particularly useful when manoeuvring in tighter spaces.

The pack also includes a 100W solar panel, helping keep the leisure system topped up when you’re away from mains electricity, along with an electric entrance step, flyscreen, awning and cab carpets.

It’s exactly the sort of equipment you appreciate more and more the longer you own a campervan.

Made for Real-Life Touring

The V-Line 660 S is packed with the sort of practical touches that make travelling easier.

You’ve got cab air conditioning, cruise control, a multifunction steering wheel, passenger airbag and swivel cab seats, while the Whale 4.7kW gas/230V heating and hot water system to keeps things comfortable when the British summer inevitably turns into autumn.

There’s also an underslung spare wheel, keeping valuable interior storage space free.

And because the vehicle sits at 3500KG, it remains firmly within the familiar motorhome weight category for many UK drivers.

Two Owners. One Very Capable V-Line.

There is something particularly appealing about a campervan like this.

It isn’t trying to be the biggest motorhome on the road.

Instead, the Auto-Trail V-Line 660 S concentrates on doing the important things exceptionally well:

Easy to drive. Easy to park. Easy to live with.

The compact dimensions make it genuinely useful around town, while the rear lounge, proper kitchen, bathroom and flexible sleeping arrangement mean you don’t have to compromise when you disappear for a weekend.

It’s equally at home heading down the M4, exploring the Welsh coast, touring Europe or simply finding a quiet campsite for two nights.

And with two previous owners, 140BHP, six-speed manual transmission, 3500KG, Gold metallic paint, Panoview and the Lux Pack, this is a particularly well-equipped example of a very desirable V-Line.

Small enough for going to work on a Monday. Big enough for taking off for the weekend on Friday afternoon.

That’s the beauty of the V-Line 660 S.