Peak Leisure Vehicles Media Archive

The lid has finally come off, literally in Kirk Langley, as local company Peak Leisure Vehicles embarks on a major showroom refurbishment that will see the whole roof taken off the existing showroom and replaced by a new covering that will transform the vehicle display area.

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A Derbyshire couple who wanted to see more of the great outdoors in their retirement are now seeing a great deal more of it, thanks to a new Auto Sleeper from Peak Leisure Vehicles. Belper based Brian Reaney's initial thoughts were to go camping again once he retired, and despite the doubts of wife Madge, they went ahead and bought a trailer tent. It was while hunting for parts for this tent that led them quite unexpectedly to consider a motorhome as a more suitable alternative.

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As the fall out from the Icelandic volcanic ash cloud continues to cast doubt over the future travel plans of millions, the long term ‘benefit' could be a surge for home grown tourism. Kirk Langley based Peak Leisure Vehicles has already seen a marked rise in demand for its used motor homes; but could the impact of the global recession, coupled with this latest blow to international travel, be all for the best in the long run?

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Peak Leisure Vehicles, the Kirk Langley based, family owned motor home dealer who specialises in the sourcing and supply of pre-owned vehicles, is launching its own 'Bargain Hunt' - a free of charge service for clients, with director Steve Parsons now scouring the country month in and month out, looking for the right vehicle at the right price for the company's customers.

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When a local man of God needed a motorhome, divine intervention led him to Peak Leisure Vehicles! Gary Dundas is the curate at Risley, Stanton-by-Dale and Dale Abbey in Derbyshire, as well as the local butcher and together with his wife Diane, caught the motorhome bug only last year. Yet after just six months, they have already traded up to a larger second vehicle, both courtesy of Peak Leisure Vehicles.

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