From sleeping in horse-drawn caravans to living inside a car with a bed and toilet: this was the first motorhome in history over a century ago
The Pierce-Arrow Touring Landau, presented at the 1910 Madison Square Garden auto show, is considered the first motorized motorhome produced for custo...
The Pierce-Arrow Touring Landau, presented at the 1910 Madison Square Garden auto show, is considered the first motorized motorhome produced for customers. It was based on a luxury chassis and featured a fold-down bed, a sink with a pressurized water tank, and an integrated toilet. This vehicle introduced the concept of using a vehicle as a habitable space, offering autonomy for travel in remote areas where hotels were scarce.