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In terms of communication with the owner, everything went well. I am used to driving a camper van and in the mountains. I found it complicated to pick up the vehicle in the city centre of Glasgow, and to return it to this place, especially for travellers who are discovering the experience of driving on the left for the first time, and driving in Glasgow is difficult and very difficult. Many signs prohibiting right turns or only authorised for buses or taxis. I drove in Edinburgh, I did not have the same traffic problems. The van drives very well, it is very comfortable to drive. The options are very pleasant and very safe. On the other hand, the vehicle had some problems. The battery was low, I had to start the engine to prevent the hob from cutting out or the lights from going out in the evening. In the morning to simply make a coffee, you have to start the engine to recharge the battery. I do not find this very ecological. There was a water leak at the roof and the interior mattress was damp. Also missing in my opinion for those who have back problems, a small mattress to put on the seats unfold to make the bed. The junction between the different parts can hurt the back. Remember to take a washing line, to sometimes hang out damp laundry during your stops. We last two days in autonomy, or even more if we wash in the river. There is plenty of space in Scotland to park for free. But overall I loved using this van. I think that if the owner changes the battery or repairs the water leak, or offers another drop-off location, it will be a 100% top vehicle.
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