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Autosleeper Orian Sirus


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Some information on the Sirius here

 

https://www.practicalmotorhome.com/reviews/motorhome/30192-orian-sirius

 

https://www.outandaboutlive.co.uk/motorhomes/buyers-guide/motorhomes/details/sirius/11092

 

The Orian brand (long since defunct) was launched by the Auto-Sleepers Group in 2005. It allowed a dealership expansion and (if I remember correctly) although Orian motorhomes were clones of Auto-Sleepers-branded models, the interior ‘look’ (eg. upholstery colours) was less UK-traditional.

 

If (as is quite likely) no current O&AL forum-member owns or has owned a Sirius, you should be able to obtain feed-back from the Auto-Sleeper Motorhome Owners Forum (ASOF) about Orian models generally.

 

http://www.autosleeper-ownersforum.com/

 

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I notice that the Orian Sirius model was originally built on a Transit Mk 6 chassis (example in this advert)

 

https://www.northdevonmotorhomes.co.uk/previous-stock/just-in-auto-sleeper-orian/

 

before moving to the Transit Mk 7 around 2007.

 

Although a similar rear-wheel-drive configuration and 2.4-litre powerplant were used for both types, the Transit Mk 7 version (shown in the Practical Motorhome review) is more sophisticated, with a dashboard-mounted gear-lever rather than a long floor-mounted ’stick’ that will obstruct movement between the cab and the habitation area.

 

I’m pretty sure that the Orian Sirius was a clone of the Auto-Sleepers “Rienza” model, so if you are interested in an early Sirius, you could seek feedback from Rienza owners. There’s a (Transit Mk 7) Rienza video here

 

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