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Auto-Sleepers Symbol ES Review


The Auto-Sleepers Symbol ES is based on the Peugeot Boxer commercial van and comes complete with all the craftsmanship you would expect from Auto-Sleepers. Just because the Auto-Sleepers Symbol ES is compact, it doesn’t mean that it doesn’t boast excellent features which makes it an excellent choice for all sorts of holidays. The Auto-Sleepers Symbol ES was awarded the High Top of the Year award in 2008 for its price, comfort and functionality.



The Auto-Sleepers Symbol ES features two forward facing seats for use when driving and the lounge area features a bench seat opposite two single seats as well as a kitchen area that boasts an oven, grill and hob with a sink and plenty of storage space. The Auto-Sleepers Symbol ES also comes complete with a toilet and a separate shower and sink room, both of which have hot and cold water supplied by the gas heated water system. A 69L fresh water tank and 40L waste tank are useful as well in the Auto-Sleepers Symbol ES.



External TV and shower points add to the versatility of the Auto-Sleepers Symbol ES, as does the included LCD Freeview/DVD system. Heating in the Auto-Sleepers Symbol ES is taken care of by a fuel/electric combo system. A leisure battery is included and there are multiple electric outlets in the Auto-Sleepers Symbol ES.



The Auto-Sleepers Symbol ES is available as a 4berth and comes with a 2.2L diesel engine which produces 120bhp. All the windows are double glazed and feature blinds and fly screens as standard. Carpets in the Auto-Sleepers Symbol ES are removable for cleaning and the vehicle itself benefits from a CD/Radio, power steering, ABS brakes and airbags.

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