I have no idea what a Beringo Motor Home is. But generally these vehicles are built on commercial van chassis which are designed to do 200,000 miles in 5 years then be scrapped. Instead they often do less than 5,000 miles a year and spend the rest of the time mouldering and rusting in someone's driveway, yet they still command extraordinarily high prices. I cannot begin to understand why. Perhaps it's to do with buying a dream.