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Seen at: Etrusco GmbH Ölmühlestraße 6 88299 Leutkirch im Allgäu, Germany Email: [email protected] Phone: +49 7561 9097-450 Website: www.etrusco.com 5 Reasons Why This Classic Outlasts Every Trend: The Etrusco T6900 SB Review 1. Introduction: The Search for the Perfect All-Rounder Anyone browsing the motorhome market today is practically overwhelmed by a flood of innovations and layouts. There are "face-to-face" seating areas for a loft-like feel or ultra-compact vans for the city. But what really proves its worth in the demanding everyday life of camping when the whole family is on board? Many buyers are looking for the proverbial "jack-of-all-trades": enough space for up to five people, compact dimensions under seven meters, ample payload capacity, and a design that will still look modern in ten years. The Etrusco T6900 SB is precisely this bestseller, having struck the perfect balance for years. It's a rock in the face of changing trends – and we'll take a look at why. Reason 1: Genuine Family Suitability Instead of the "Face-to-Face" Hype In modern glossy magazines, the face-to-face seating arrangement is the star. It appears open and airy, but in practice – especially for families – it has a crucial drawback: the need to convert it. The T6900 SB consistently relies on the classic L-shaped seating arrangement. This isn't old-fashioned, but highly functional. You have more storage space in the kitchen and, something many underestimate, a quicker start to your vacation. Roman Bischof, Managing Director of Boved and an experienced Etrusco expert, sums it up perfectly: “The face-to-face seating arrangement is in high demand. Nevertheless, this layout also has its advantages. You simply have a bit more kitchen space, and a bit more seating room if you want to travel as a family of four. [...] With the face-to-face seating arrangement, you always have to rearrange the seats. That's always a bit of a hassle.” For families, the classic layout means: get in and drive off without having to jigsaw puzzles with cushions. This floor plan also offers clever details such as a practical compartment in the entrance area, which is ideal as a shoe compartment for the whole gang. Reason 2: The magic 7-meter mark and the space-saving “Variobath” With a total length of exactly 6.95 meters, the T6900 SB stays just under the critical 7-meter mark. This not only saves you the hassle of maneuvering and ferry costs, but also provides the ideal foundation for the 3.5-ton class. The fact that the interior doesn't feel cramped is thanks to clever features like the Vario bathroom. A swiveling wall transforms the toilet into a full-fledged shower in no time – a true space-saving marvel that makes the compact layout possible. Here are the facts about the "middle ground" of the T6900 SB: Sleeping comfort: Longitudinal beds in the rear, each 2.00 m long. Flexibility: Optional electric drop-down bed (2.00 m x 1.40 m) for two additional people. Natural light: The large 70 x 50 Heki skylight above the kitchen creates a bright, open feel despite the compact dimensions. Weight advantage: The vehicle weighs approximately 3,050 kg ready to drive. For those needing more reserves, the chassis can be upgraded to a maximum permissible weight of 3,650 kg without any technical modifications – a simple visit to the vehicle inspection authority (TÜV) is all it takes. Reason 4: Design Award Meets Invisible Quality Etrusco has already won the German Design Award for its interior. This is evident in the handle-free design, the indirect LED lighting, and the soft-close drawers that can support an impressive 50 kg. But as experts, we know that true quality often lies where you don't see it. A real highlight is the standard GRP underbody protection. While many competitors in the entry-level segment cut corners here, Etrusco protects the vehicle from below against splashing water, mud, and stone chips. A GRP roof against hail is standard these days – but protection from below is at least as important for the longevity and value retention of your motorhome. Reason 4: Self-Sufficiency Check – Why the Absorption Refrigerator Often Wins One technical detail that often sparks debate is the refrigerator. The T6900 SB features a 140-liter absorption refrigerator from Thetford. While Etrusco often uses compressor refrigerators in its more affordable "Base" line, the absorption refrigerator in the T6900 SB offers a decisive advantage for those who prefer to camp off-grid. In short, for beginners: An absorption refrigerator can be powered by both electricity and gas and operates almost silently. This means you don't need huge lithium batteries or an oversized solar panel on the roof to keep the butter cold. With two 11-kg gas cylinders on board, you can camp off-grid for weeks without relying on shore power. This gives you flexibility and saves you money during the initial setup.