Jucy offer with new Choppa
Car and campervan rental company Jucy Rentals has released its upgraded Choppa campervan in response to the demand for campervan holidays in Australia.
Recent official data shows a four percent increase in stays in caravan parks and camping grounds in Australia last year.
The new Choppa campervan will hit Australian roads by August this year.
A Nissan El Grand make, the Jucy Choppa has a signature bright green and purple exterior.
Sleeping up to four people, the upgraded Choppa campervan has an electric roof pod that opens to reveal a double bed, also known as the ‘Penthouse’.
It is equipped with a full sized fridge, double gas cooker and two flat screen TVs with DVD players
Tim Alpe, co-founder of Jucy Rentals, said, “In 2010 we plan to roll out 150 of the new Choppas to keep up with the demand for Jucy in Australia."
Ian Jarrett
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