2020 Etrusco T 7400 QB 2.3L Diesel · T11 XBX

Running costs for a motorhome of this size will be higher than a standard car. Fuel economy will depend heavily on load and driving style, but the 2.3L diesel engine is a standard unit in this class. You should factor in the costs of maintaining a larger vehicle, including specialised tyres and potentially higher servicing costs due to the complexity of the motorhome systems.

Insurance groups for motorhomes are typically higher than passenger cars, and you should obtain a specific quote for a vehicle of this weight and value. Annual running costs will also include site fees if you intend to use it for touring. Expect an estimated annual cost to cover fuel, tax, insurance, and routine maintenance to be in the mid-to-high range for this vehicle type.

The MOT history for T11XBX shows no defects, which is a positive indicator of roadworthiness, but it does not account for the habitation equipment. Inspect the seals around windows, skylights, and doors thoroughly for any signs of dampness, as this is a common issue in motorhomes that is not captured by an MOT test.

Check the condition of the tyres, as low-mileage vehicles can sometimes have tyres that are aged rather than worn. Additionally, test all electrical systems, including the 240V mains hookup and the 12V leisure system, to ensure they are functioning correctly. Since the last MOT was in November 2025, ensure any recent maintenance since that date is documented.