Jayco drives 2020 range upmarket
Expanded and updated 2020 model range includes minor price rises across the boardJayco has updated and expanded its already extensive model range for 2020, adding new pop-tops and motorhomes, while increasing pricing on some models by a few hundred to a few thousand dollars.
While the starting price of the new entry-level 19ft Starcraft caravan has increased by $800 to $47,290, a new cut-price 12ft pop-top version of the reborn Starcraft range has been introduced aimed at budget shoppers, with the choice of two rear entry, ensuite-free floorplans with either single beds or a double, priced from $26,690.
The new-look Journey caravan range has also been expanded for 2020 with the addition of a compact 17ft family version. Priced at $56,490, it has double bunks and a drop-down electric double bed to sleep four people, along with a combination shower/toilet, kitchen and dinette.
Pricing of 13ft CrossTrak variants has risen by $1000 since their launch in early-2019, while 16ft versions are also up slightly, with prices starting from $42,990.
Another change for 2020 is the smartphone and voice activation technology features introduced on the range-topping Silverline are now available as options on Jayco's more affordable caravans including the Journey.
Jayco has also introduced two new versions of its All-Terrain caravan range: an entry-level 13ft pop-top couple’s layout with combination shower/toilet for $55,990, and a 15ft full height caravan with transverse queen bed, kitchen, dinette and rear ensuite, priced at $62,490. Starting prices of the 19ft All-Terrain caravans remain at $69,990.
Jayco’s popular wind-up camper trailer range has also received a makeover with changes including a redesigned front boot and the use of ‘commercial grade’ upholstery and furniture fittings. The starting price of the new cut-price Lark family camper has risen by $1000 to $20,990.
Jayco has offset some of the price increases by boosting the standard equipment list on some of its 2020-models, like the inclusion of Sway Command stability control as standard on its Journey caravan range.
With Jayco no longer offering a compact toy hauler, its streamlined toy hauler range for 2020 now includes just two models: a 17ft Work ‘n’ Play Outback from $58,990 and a $70,990 23ft Basestation.
And with the Toyota Hiace Freedom campervan pulled from the llne-up, Jayco’s entry-level Renault Master based campervan has seen a $2000 increase to $81,900, while Jayco's entry-level 20ft Renault cab-chassis motorhome costs $3000 more, priced from $107,990.
However, Jayco has added a new range-topping, all-wheel drive campervan to its range. Priced from $149,990, the new Jayco MS.22-2 All Terrain Campervan is based on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 4x4 commercial van and is believed to be the first all-wheel drive motorhome released by Jayco in its 45 year history.
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