The Bailey Autograph 75-4 is a British-built 4-berth low-profile coachbuilt motorhome from Bailey of Bristol’s popular Autograph range. It’s built on a Peugeot Boxer chassis with a 2.0 BlueHDi 160 BHP diesel engine and a 6-speed manual gearbox, and rides on an AL-KO AMC chassis for improved stability and handling.

Pros

✔️ Well-Specified & Comfortable Layout

• Front lounge with swivel cab seats and additional travel seats — ideal for daytime seating and dining.
• Fixed French double bed at the rear offers a more permanent sleeping space without nightly conversion.
• Separate washroom with shower cubicle, toilet and sink adds convenience and privacy.

✔️ Good Quality Interior & Features

• Contemporary interior with soft-close drawers, plenty of storage, and thoughtful lighting.
• Kitchen layout with oven, grill, hob, microwave, and 3-way fridge/freezer covers most touring needs.

✔️ Manageable Size & Weight

• At around 7.5 m in length and 3,500 kg MTPLM, it’s easier to drive and park than larger coachbuilts.
• Standard UK driving licence is sufficient, and payload is workable for essential gear.

✔️ Solid Build & Chassis

• AL-KO AMC chassis improves ride quality and floor strength.
• Body construction designed for durability and insulation (Grade III thermal insulation).

Cons

➖ Payload Can Be Tight

• With a payload around 350–360 kg, filling the van with passengers, luggage, water and optional equipment can eat into capacity quickly.

➖ Size Still Significant for Some

• Although easier than larger models, its ~7.5 m length and ~2.78 m height still require care with low barriers and tight lanes.

➖ Living Space Compromises

• The front lounge doubles as a secondary bed area — and while versatile, the cushions and sleeping comfort can be less ideal than a fixed bed.