HYMER has its B-Class ModernComfort in WhiteLine trim, so it’s perhaps no surprise that Frankia now has a Black Line version of its competing Neo. The recipe is the same, take an existing model and pick some choice add-ons from the normally lengthy options list, then throw them in as standard while not increasing the list price to the same degree. In Germany, the saving is said to be around €12,000 compared with a standard Neo equipped to a similar level. And, of course, everyone will know you’ve got the one with the toys because of its metallic Obsidian Black cab.
The 16in alloys are gloss black, too, and much of the extra spec is from Mercedes-Benz. That includes semi-automatic climate control, cruise control, a reinforced front axle, start/stop, a…
