With over 15 years of experience and thousands of successful purchases, we offer a fast, fair, and hassle-free sale.
We come to you at no extra cost in Belgium and the Netherlands.
Get your money the same day via bank transfer.
We buy mobile homes of any age, brand, or condition, even if damaged or non-running.
You don't need to clean, inspect, or prepare your mobile home.
Even with high mileage, minor defects, or an expired inspection. You get a fair offer and your money upon pickup.
Malibu is the sister brand of Carthago and became particularly well-known for its high-quality van conversions. In recent years, the brand has also been building compact A-class motorhomes with the same solid finish.
Well-known ranges that we regularly take over:
The Malibu Van plays in the premium segment of van conversions, where there is strong demand on the second-hand market. Well-maintained examples with a four-seat configuration are especially sought after.
You request a free valuation via the form and describe your Malibu: model, year of manufacture, mileage, and any defects. Within 24 hours, you will receive our proposal. If you agree, we will collect the motorhome free of charge, anywhere in Belgium, and you will be paid immediately upon transfer. A inspection for sale is not required, and we handle all the paperwork.
The fastest route is selling to a certified buyer: you receive a quote for your Malibu within 24 hours, pickup is free throughout Belgium, and you are paid immediately upon transfer. Listings, viewings, and negotiations are completely eliminated.
The Malibu Van plays in the premium segment of van campers, where second-hand demand is high. Well-maintained examples with a four-seat configuration are especially sought after.
Engine trouble, moisture damage, an expired inspection, or a long period of inactivity: it doesn't have to stop the sale. We also take over motorhomes with defects and fairly account for the condition in the offer. This way, you're done with it in one go, without having to repair it yourself first.
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