Motorhomes up to 3,500kg for sale

Usually yes, if you hold a Category B licence and the motorhome's actual GVW shown on the V5C and chassis plate is at or below 3,500kg. Always confirm your specific licence categories on GOV.UK before driving.

It is the upper limit of Category B (standard car) entitlement. Above 3,500kg GVW you generally need C1 entitlement instead, which most drivers who passed their car test from 1 January 1997 onwards do not hold automatically.

No. The brochure usually quotes MIRO (the unladen weight) as well as GVW. Drive on the V5C and chassis plate GVW figure, not the brochure unladen weight.

Some are sold as 3,500kg models but can be plated to a higher GVW. Always read the chassis plate and V5C, and use a payload calculator to check headroom for water, gas, gear and passengers.