Willerby Vogue Static Caravan Guide: History, Specs, Value & Prices

Looking up a Willerby Vogue value, a 2010 Vogue, or how older used examples differ from today's flagship and Vogue Classique? This guide covers the name's history on the used market, how to recognise what you have, typical specs, and what a Vogue is realistically worth - including Static Caravan Buyer indicative buying guidance, private sales, and the higher prices wrapped up with park pitches online.

Last valuation guide update: October 2026

Willerby Vogue quick guide

How much is a Willerby Vogue worth?

For older or pre-2013-style used Willerby Vogues in common saleable condition, Static Caravan Buyer's indicative buying guidance is roughly £1,500-£5,000. That figure aligns with our published Willerby brand guide band for pre-2013 Vogues. It is Static Caravan Buyer indicative buying guidance, not published industry sale data, and it is not a guarantee of what any one unit will fetch.

Confidence: medium as indicative guidance, backed by our brand guide and by public asking-price evidence that shows on-park tickets are not cash-for-removal money. Year, width, damp and access still swing offers hard. Exceptional, later or lodge-style Vogues need an individual valuation rather than this older-band figure.

Damp, awkward access, long transport, missing appliances or poor overall condition can reduce the offer. Units without working central heating or double glazing (where expected for the year) also tend to sit softer.

What would Static Caravan Buyer actually pay for a Willerby Vogue?

For a normal older / pre-2013-style Vogue in saleable condition, our indicative buying guidance commonly sits around £1,500-£5,000. That is cash-for-caravan money with collection arranged - not a park retail ticket and not a best-case private land sale. Every offer is still quote-led once we know year, size, condition and access.

Later mid-2010s Vogues, wider 13/14 ft examples in strong condition, and current-generation Vogue Classique or brand-new 2026 Vogues are a different conversation. Those need year- and condition-specific figures.

Willerby Vogue prices you may see online

You may see Vogues advertised at £20,000, £25,000, £35,000 or higher online. That does not necessarily mean your caravan has that cash value.

Recent park and dealer adverts have included, for example, a 2010 Vogue around £24,995-£25,400 on-park (sizes quoted in ads have included 37 x 12 and 41 x 13), a 2010 42 x 13 advertised around £39,995, and a 2010 Vogue Connoisseur 42 x 13 advertised around £34,950. Off-site and trader asking figures for older 42 x 13 stock have also appeared in the high-teens. Those headlines are asking prices only. They often wrap in pitch, decking, site fees context, licence terms and retailer margin.

Retail asking price != private sale value != trade purchase price.

• Trade / cash buyer: often the quickest clean exit, especially where park age limits block a private pitch transfer.
• Private sale: can achieve more than trade, particularly to someone buying for their own land or another off-site use.
• Retail / on-park asking: usually the highest headline number, and often not comparable to selling the caravan alone for removal.

Model history

The Vogue name is one of Willerby's longest-running prestige labels. Willerby's own commentary for the 2026 anniversary model describes the Vogue as integral to the brand for decades, with heritage dating back at least to the 1950s. That is name and model-line heritage, not a claim that one continuous, unchanged caravan has been built since then. Layouts, sizes, cladding and interiors have changed across generations.

On today's used market, sellers most often meet late-2000s and early-2010s Vogues. Dealer and park listings for around 2010-2011 commonly show two-bedroom layouts in sizes such as 37 x 12, 41 x 13 and 42 x 13. Advert wording also includes Vogue Connoisseur and, in some mid-2010s stock, Vogue Lodge-style descriptions. Because advertisers mix badge names, always confirm the plate, year and exact dimensions.

Separately, Willerby still lists the Vogue Classique: a large current holiday home in 43 x 13 and 43 x 14 formats, with a distinctive apex glazed front. That is a related prestige name, not the same chassis as a typical 2010 park Vogue.

For Willerby's 80th anniversary (celebrated into 2026), the company launched a new flagship Vogue: a 43 x 14 two-bedroom model with triple sliding patio doors, dormer entrance, CanExel cladding with black architectural trim, and an island kitchen. Willerby's published June 2026 price list (live on willerby.com/price-lists) shows guide pricing of £109,600 ex VAT for that anniversary Vogue. Treat brochure pricing as manufacturer new-stock pricing, not used-market value. Do not price a mid-era used Vogue as if it were this anniversary model.

How to identify a Willerby Vogue

• Plate first: confirm "Vogue", any suffix (Classique, Connoisseur, Lodge) and the year. Advert titles alone are unreliable.
• Size cue: older common used examples are often 12 ft or 13 ft wide; the anniversary flagship is 43 x 14; Classique is commonly 43 x 13 / 43 x 14.
• Older exteriors: look for a premium Willerby presentation for the year rather than a single unique roof like an Atlas Concept. Front glazing and cladding style vary by generation.
• Classique cue: apex / high glazed front end is a strong Classique recognition point on current stock.
• 2026 flagship cues: dormer entrance with Vogue name badge, black architectural trim, Georgian-style windows, and triple sliding patio doors (Willerby describes the triple door as a first for holiday homes).
• Interior: open-plan lounge/kitchen on most eras; master ensuite common on later and larger examples; island kitchen is a signature of the new anniversary Vogue, not of older stock.

Specs and typical layout

Older used Vogues (dealer/park listings, roughly late 2000s-early 2010s) commonly describe:

• Lengths and widths such as 37 x 12, 41 x 13 or 42 x 13 (confirm on the plate)
• 2 bedrooms (often 6 berth with lounge bed)
• Open-plan lounge and kitchen
• Central heating and double glazing on many examples advertised from around 2010
• Master bedroom with ensuite on many larger/higher-spec ads
• Decking and verandas frequently included in on-park packages (extras, not part of the caravan's trade value alone)

Vogue Classique (current manufacturer listing) is described around:

• 43 x 13 or 43 x 14
• 2 or 3 bedrooms
• Apex glazed front, optional sliding patio door
• Large lounge under a high sloping ceiling
• Integrated appliances including American-style fridge freezer on manufacturer descriptions
• Optional BS 3632 residential specification

2026 anniversary Vogue (manufacturer listing) is described as:

• 43 x 14, 2 bedrooms, sleeps 6
• CanExel cladding, black PVCu double glazing, triple sliding patio doors, dormer entrance
• Kitchen island with induction hob and premium integrated appliances
• Ottoman-style kingsize lift-up bed, walk-in wardrobe area, ensuite shower
• Optional BS 3632 (2023), wine cooler, bath, bedroom air conditioning and other extras
• Published June 2026 list price £109,600 ex VAT (confirm with park/distributor; prices can move)

Exact bathroom and berth wording varies by advertiser and options, so treat older-layout lists as typical rather than guaranteed on every chassis.

What affects Willerby Vogue value?

Even within the same year and size, offers move with:

• Damp readings and roof / window seal condition
• Whether heating and glazing are present and working
• Width and overall footprint (13/14 ft prestige examples usually attract stronger interest than smaller tired 12 ft units)
• Cladding condition and exterior presentation
• Completeness of kitchen and bathroom fittings
• Location and how easy the unit is to collect
• Whether the sale is off-site / for removal, or wrapped up with a park pitch and extras
• Confusion between older Vogue, Classique and the 2026 flagship (buyers and sellers often mix them up)

Park age limits matter for private on-park buyers. They matter less for a cash purchase where the unit is coming off the pitch.

Known features and quirks

• Same name, several products. An older park Vogue, a Vogue Connoisseur advert, a Vogue Classique and the 2026 anniversary Vogue are not interchangeable for valuation. Name heritage does not mean one continuous unchanged design.
• Connoisseur / Lodge wording appears in dealer ads for certain years and sizes. Confirm on the compliance plate rather than assuming a fixed hierarchy.
• Premium expectations. Buyers often expect a Vogue to feel a step up from entry Willerby models of the same year. Tired soft furnishings or failed appliances disappoint that expectation and soften offers.
• On-park packages inflate headlines. Verandas, new carpets and "premier pitch" wording are common in retail ads and are not the same as trade for the shell alone.

Selling a Willerby Vogue

If your park has written about age limits, or you want a clean exit without waiting for a private buyer who needs the pitch to transfer, a direct cash sale is often the simplest route.

We buy Willerby Vogue holiday homes across the UK - older used examples, Classique and related badge wordings - in any condition. No estate agent fees, no commission, and we arrange collection. Payment is made on collection day before the caravan is loaded.

1. Call 0800 644 5000 or use the free offer form on the site.
2. Tell us the exact model wording, year, size, condition and where it sits.
3. Get a free, no-obligation cash offer.
4. Choose a collection date that works for you.

Whether you have a late-2000s 12 ft Vogue approaching a park age limit, a wider Connoisseur-style 42 x 13, or need clarity on how your plate compares with today's Classique or anniversary Vogue, we will give you a straight answer on value and next steps.