Jayco Australia vs New Age Caravans
Jayco and New Age compared on starting price, model by model.
Every price is the maker's own published starting price.
The short answer
Jayco: building since 1975, 17 models on our site. New Age: since 2008, 9 models. Starting prices compared line by line below.
Compare weights, layouts and servicing as well as the starting price.
- Jayco - its factory is in Dandenong South, VIC, according to Jayco's own website
- New Age - most models built on-road, semi off-road and full off-road
- The prices shown - each maker's published starting price for the entry floorplan (before options)
In this guide
Model by model
| Type | Jayco | New Age | Lower starting price |
|---|---|---|---|
| On-Road Tourer | Starcraft From $59,290 Jayco's mainstream on-road tourer | Manta Ray From $74,490 Also sold as an Expedition, with the same layout built for rougher roads | Jayco starts $15,200 lower |
| Flagship On-Road | Silverline From $104,990 Jayco's flagship touring line | OZ Classic From $114,040 New Age's large van, with a semi off-road pack you can add at build | Jayco starts $9,050 lower |
| Semi Off-Road | Silverline Outback From $110,990 The flagship Silverline in Jayco's Outback build | Road Owl From $83,490 The same layout, with a semi off-road pack added at build | New Age starts $27,500 lower |
"From" prices are for each model's entry floorplan, before options. POA means price on application, so ask the dealer.
Before you choose
Open both makers' pages and compare the published figures side by side.
A lower starting price is only one thing to weigh.
Ask each dealer where the van gets serviced near where you live and travel.