Carthago

The coachbuilt distinction matters more than the brand does. Carthago builds on a chassis with a purpose-made body, not inside an existing panel van, so its vehicles belong to the Vollintegriert and Teilintegriert classes rather than the Kastenwagen class that most self-builds start from. That single fact predicts most of what a buyer will find: wider bodies, more habitation volume, a higher gross weight bracket, and a driving licence question that a converted panel van rarely raises.

The named ranges are Liner For Two, c-tourer, c-compactline and malibu. This page deliberately does not place them in a market tier. Words like premium or luxury describe a price position, and a price position is a claim about competitors — it needs a source that surveys the market, not a manufacturer's own catalogue. The European Caravan Federation figures cited here document the size and shape of the European motorhome fleet; they do not rank the firms inside it, and this page does not borrow an authority they were never asked to give.