Bailey has been building motorhomes in Bristol for nearly 80 years. Today the line-up runs from rugged campervans to the luxurious Autograph. With that much choice, it helps to know how the ranges differ.
Our team knows them well. Here’s a friendly guide to each one and what you’ll find on our forecourt.
This article is a companion to our Ultimate Guide to Bailey Motorhomes. The guide covers the brand’s history, build quality and buying advice. Here we focus on comparing the ranges side by side.
Bailey Ranges at a Glance
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| Range | Car Licence Option | Ford Chassis | Peugeot Chassis | Compact | Family Focus | Flagship Spec | In Stock at Elite |
| Endurance | ✓ | ✓ | – | ✓ | – | – | ✓ |
| Endeavour | ✓ | ✓ | – | ✓ | ✓ | – | ✓ |
| Alora | ✓ | ✓ | – | – | ✓ | – | – |
| Adamo | ✓ | ✓ | – | – | ✓ | – | ✓ |
| Autograph | – | – | ✓ | – | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
A tick means the feature is typical across the range. Car licence means plated at 3,500kg or less. Compact means under 6.5m. Specifications vary by model, so always check the exact vehicle.
Bailey’s coachbuilt ranges also use Alu-Tech construction. It comes with a six-year bodyshell integrity warranty.
Endurance
If your idea of a perfect trip involves fewer campsites and more views, start here. Endurance is Bailey’s rugged campervan range, built for year-round adventures.
The E62 is around six metres long and plated at 3,500kg. A standard car licence is all you need. It has been cold-chamber tested to EN 1646-1 Grade III and is ready for off-grid stays.
In stock at Elite Motorhomes: Endurance E62.
Endeavour
Endeavour was Bailey’s first campervan, so it’s compact on the road and flexible at the campsite. Models run from the B62 to the B65.
The B62 has rear bench seats that convert to a double or two singles. The B64 adds a pop-top and the B65 has an elevating roof. Both sleep four. All run on the Ford chassis at 3,500kg.
In stock at Elite Motorhomes: Endeavour B62.
Alora
If narrow roads make you wince, Alora is your friend. This slimline range has a narrower body that makes tight lanes and car parks far less stressful.
It’s built on the Ford chassis at 3,500kg, so a car licence works. You get a six-speed manual with an optional automatic. Ask our team about current availability.
Adamo
Adamo is the all-rounder. It’s built on the Ford Transit with an eight-speed automatic. Bailey highlights smart storage, flexible lounge layouts and garages for gear.
A 200W solar panel and a 105Ah leisure battery help with off-grid stays. Models start at around six metres and sleep up to five. The ones we stock are plated at 3,500kg.
The 69-4 has a drop-down bed over a lounge that converts to a double. The 75-4I has a rear island bed above a garage.
In stock at Elite Motorhomes: Adamo 69-4, 75-4I and 75-4DL.
Autograph
Autograph is where Bailey goes all out. It’s the flagship, with the most space and the highest specification in the range.
It’s built on the Peugeot Boxer. Our stock has 2.2-litre engines from 165bhp to 180bhp. Models run from the 72-2 to the 81-5. The 81-5 is 8.13m long, with rear twin single beds over a garage and an electric drop-down double.
The Autograph models we stock are plated at 4,500kg. Check your licence entitlement before you buy.
In stock at Elite Motorhomes: Autograph 79-4i, 79-4T, 79-4F, 79-4XT and 81-5.
Finding the Right Range
There’s no wrong answer here, only the one that fits how you travel. For campervan freedom, start with the Endurance or Endeavour. If narrow roads worry you, look at the Alora.
The Adamo is the flexible all-rounder for a car licence. When you want maximum space and comfort, the Autograph is the one.
Nothing beats stepping inside, so come and see them for yourself. Our showroom is in Middleton Cheney, just outside Banbury. Take your time, try the layouts and ask us anything. You can also browse our new Bailey motorhomes or used Bailey motorhomes online.