Bailey set to unveil new additions to Pegasus Grande GT75 range at February NEC Show

Bailey is set to unveil two new additions to the Pegasus Grande GT75 range at the upcoming February NEC Show (13th-18th February).

Both the Bailey Pegasus Grande GT75 Ancona (pictured above) and the Bailey Pegasus Grande GT75 Amalfi will be joining the other models in a range that was brought out to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the manufacturer.

The Ancona shares its name with the Bailey Pegasus Grande SE Ancona, a tourer that was a winner at the Practical Caravan Awards 2022 – however, they come with completely different caravan layouts. In the new model, a rear washroom replaces the rear lounge, while permanent bunks can be found opposite a side dinette. A full review can be found in the current issue of Practical Caravan for the tourer which has prices starting from £29,899. The single-axle van also has an MTPLM of 1579kg and a MiRO of 1414kg.

Bailey is also set to have the Bailey Pegasus Grande GT75 Amalfi on its NEC Show stand, a six berth caravan which features a large central washroom, a corner bed and bunks in the rear. Prices start from £31,499, while the twin-axle tourer has an MTPLM of 1750kg and a MiRO of 1570kg.

These will be joining the other tourers in the anniversary range, such as the Bailey Pegasus Grande GT75 Messina, a van we shortlisted at the Practical Caravan Awards 2024.

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Peter Byrne

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