A rare opportunity to save thousands on a highly desirable 4 berth boxlife, used examples in this condition are few and far between! The Knaus Boxlife 600 MQ – was 2016 Motorhome of the Year: a transverse rear double installed inside the just-under-six-metre-long version of Fiat's Ducato. Forward of the bed there's the expected washroom and wardrobe, then the kitchen partially in the door's aperture, with a half-dinette opposite. 3rd 1-2 person drop down bed over front dinnette With the swing-out table extension deployed, there's an ocean of space for four people to dine in comfort. The forward-facing seat includes a squab that extends into the aisle to provide more space for two to sit. Above the lounge Knaus' designers have managed to fit a drop-down double bed. The bed descends electrically, flattening as it lowers to rest just above the table. A slide-out (sideways) section at the foot completes the bed, while access is gained with a wooden ladder. This bed is plenty big enough for two adults. Of course the bed, when stowed, reduces headroom considerably, makes the lounge a bit dark, and reduces the view through the windscreen. The kitchen's main unit is very compact and occupies part of the side door's aperture. As usual, there's a flip-up working surface at the forward end, but Knaus has also fitted it neatly flush to the cabinet with a handy shelved locker below. A useful reversible worktop/chopping board can sit on the quite decent-sized sink. two-burner hob. The forward section of the kitchen unit houses four internal drawers. Directly aft of this sits the 12V compressor fridge offering waist-height, easy access and a respectable 90 litres of volume. This type of fridge uses no gas, running solely on the leisure battery. The washroom is unsurprisingly compact, but still manages to include a very respectable vanity basin. There's a tray-style counter space while the mirror above is big. There's a locker below, and another locker and a fiddled shelf above lowering bed, this is achieved without electric assistance as the bed is suspended on cables, controlled by a gas strut. The bed is wide, too, and comfortable thanks to a compliant mattress and sprung staves. With three 75kg people on board you'll have 235kg of payload left. 110 and 90 litres respectively, there's plenty of capacity in the fresh and waste water tanks. Truma's Combi 4kW Net-ready control panel. There are plenty of sockets scattered around the interior, both mains and 12V, although the only USB outlets are mounted at the head of the front-end drop-down bed.