New Malibu Coachbuilt Motorhomes

Explore our 2027 Malibu coachbuilt motorhomes, designed for couples who want to settle comfortably into longer stays. Fixed rear beds mean you can turn in for the night without rearranging the lounge, while heated underfloor storage and a rear garage keep touring equipment out of your living space. The onboard kitchen and washroom help you follow your own routine, with less reliance on campsite facilities. Choose a layout that suits how you like to sleep, cook and relax, then speak to the Dicksons of Perth team to compare models and arrange a viewing.

Why choose a 2027 Malibu coachbuilt motorhome?

The 2027 Malibu coachbuilt range suits couples who want to spend more time away, with dedicated sleeping space, a practical kitchen and room for touring equipment. Insulated bodywork and Truma Combi 6 heating help keep the interior comfortable when temperatures fall, making spring and autumn trips more appealing. When you stop, swivelling cab seats join the lounge to create somewhere to eat together, read or relax indoors.

Choose a layout around how you like to stay

Rear single beds give each of you your own sleeping space, while the T 480 RB-QB offers an island double. Both arrangements let two people settle down without converting the lounge each evening. Seven-zone mattresses and ventilated bed bases support sleeping comfort, and optional additional berths are available when you need accommodation for guests.

The bathroom layout also makes a difference to everyday use. The shorter T 430 KB-LE combines its washroom with a separable shower, while the other layouts provide separate shower and washroom areas. Comparing these arrangements in person helps you judge the space available for washing, dressing and moving around.

Make longer stays easier to organise

Cooking onboard gives you more control over your mealtimes and holiday spending. The three-burner hob provides room to prepare a meal, while the fridge/freezer lets you keep fresh and frozen food to hand. Deep, soft-close drawers keep cookware accessible, and the multifunctional sink cover creates extra preparation space.

Touring equipment has its own place, too. The heated rear garage keeps outdoor kit separate from the lounge, with doors on both sides to make loading easier. Heated double-floor storage can be accessed from inside and outside, helping you reach belongings without unpacking the living area.

Why buy your Malibu coachbuilt motorhome from us?

At Dicksons of Perth, we can help you compare layouts, Fiat and Mercedes-Benz chassis options, and the equipment that matters for your trips. Our aftersales team also provides habitation and mechanical servicing to support you throughout ownership. Speak to our team to discuss the 2027 range and arrange a viewing. Trying the beds, seating and storage for yourself will help you choose a Malibu that works for the way you travel.

Frequently asked questions

Can I drive a Malibu coachbuilt motorhome on a standard car licence?

The 3,500kg lightweight versions can be driven with Category B entitlement. The heavier comfort versions require C1 or higher entitlement. Check the individual motorhome’s maximum authorised mass and your licence categories before choosing a specification, especially if you’re considering upgrades that increase the vehicle’s permitted weight.

Can four people travel and sleep in a Malibu coachbuilt?

Yes, if you choose the right layout and sleeping options. All 2027 models sleep two as standard. The T 430 offers an optional third berth, while the T 450, T 470, T 480 and T 490 Edition+ can be specified to sleep four. If you regularly take guests, we can help you compare the additional beds and their dimensions.

Can I carry bicycles or e-bikes in the rear garage?

Yes, provided they fit through the garage doors and remain within the garage’s load limit, the motorhome’s payload and its axle limits. Garage dimensions vary between layouts, so check your bikes’ height, length and combined weight before choosing. Bring these measurements to a viewing so we can help you assess loading access and the space remaining for other equipment.

Can I use the heating without electric hook-up?

Yes. The standard Truma Combi 6 uses gas for heating and hot water, with a 12V supply for its electrical components. You can therefore use it away from hook-up while you have sufficient gas and battery power. The optional Combi 6 E also offers mains electric heating for campsite stays.

What does the T 490 RB-LE Edition+ include?

The Edition+ includes equipment such as automatic transmission, a 4.5-metre awning, a 80Ah lithium leisure battery and a reversing camera. These add shade beside your motorhome, additional electrical storage for onboard use and extra support when manoeuvring or parking. It’s worth comparing the included equipment with the options you would choose separately. Speak to our team to discuss which specification suits your touring plans.