by Chris Jefferies
As we reported from the launch event last month, Bailey Caravans has reintroduced its Olympus range of tourers for 2012, offering a well-appointed family tourer for the mid-level market.
Named the Olympus II, this streamlined range comes in a choice of four layouts that, as we can now confirm, range from two to six berths, including two designs that are brand new to this range.
Key improvements for 2012 include double glazed windows throughout to help keep the warmth in during the winter and increase energy efficiency all year round.
Furthermore, the interior has been revamped with a new Walnut furniture finish and Italian design overhead lockers, which feature flush-fit 12v corner lamps.
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Perhaps the biggest difference in the Olympus range is the number of layouts, as Bailey has opted to go with just four options (460-2, 530-4, 540-5 and 620-6) in much the same way it did for the launch of the entry-level Orion models earlier this year.
Taken from the previous Olympus range, the 460-2 offers an affordable two-berth option, with an end washroom, while the 530-4 features a nearside fixed double bed, resulting in plenty of space for a family of four to enjoy a comfortable caravan break.
The larger models, however, are imported from previous ranges, with the five-berth 540-5 (pictured below) drawing heavily on the Pegasus Ancona for its inspiration.
Those looking closely at the Olympus 620-6 may notice some striking similarities with the classic Ranger GT60 620/6 layout, as this six-berth twin axle model features a nearside fixed double bed, as well as a side dinette, which converts into a bunk bed.
Taking a closer look at the interiors, it is clear that Bailey has…
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