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hi there

some people will disagree but i am on my third ace in 6years and would not look any further. have just got ace supreme globestar twin axle great.

hope you find what you want  .good luck

          rexton

My daughter had a brand new Ace 540 (i think )for 1 year did'nt like it took it in to be part exchanged against a new sterling

The Sterling is also made in the same factory.......Swift !

Quote: Originally posted by jennifernn on 22/6/2008

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Ace, Abbey, Sterling, Sprite, Bessacarr and Swift are all made by Swift Group in the same factory.

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Yep agree, all made in the same place, We have been impressed with our swift group van, a swift, have looked at the aces but it was mainly down to us preferring the interior colours of the swift,

Wouldn't hesitate in buying one if we found one we liked. Have spoken to a number of ace owners and they all love them

Hope that helps

Quote: Originally posted by arc systems on 22/6/2008

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Quote: Originally posted by jennifernn on 22/6/2008

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Ace, Abbey, Sterling, Sprite, Bessacarr and Swift are all made by Swift Group in the same factory.

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Single axle models in 17 minutes and twins in 35!! I timed it and if you blink you miss it.

They all get built going up the same lines, two for singles two for twins and another on the far end for motorhomes, same bits same people build them regardless of the badge on the front.

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We had a Swift and now a Sterling, they are heavy but imo the build quality is excellent.

Anne

We have just been on a Swift factory tour.   Using the pre-assembled modules and the pre-built sides, ends, floors etc, it takes about 8 hours of work to put a van together.   But in total it is obviously much more than that. No way is it 17 or 35 minutes!!

The tour was very interesting.  They do one every month, so if you are interested you can book one.  There is a presentation first and a lovely buffet lunch afterwards, so it is a good day out.