The Niesmann + Bischof ARTO 76E motorhome was first registered on June 6, 2017, and is still owned by its original owner.

Furthermore, my RV has an automatic transmission (Comformatic) rather than a manual one.

It comes with over 5,000.00 euros worth of accessories, such as a rear garage slide-out for a scooter, rain protection side panels and sunshades for the awning, a second toilet unit, and a new Zenec navigation system.

Following the death of my wife, the ARTO is too large for me to use on my own, so with a heavy heart, I’ve decided to sell it and replace it with a smaller model.

The original price with all the features totaled 163,203.00 euros in 2017. In December 2025, I had an electric rear slide-out for a scooter installed for 2,500.00 euros. It is not a requirement to take this feature with the vehicle; it can be removed. If that happens, I would reduce the price by another 1,000.00 euros to 88,900.00 euros. That is my absolute bottom line. The motorhome is exceptionally well-maintained and in a condition that’s practically like new. Initially, it was serviced at Erwin Hymer Welt in Wertheim; after Güma acquired Erwin Hymer Welt, it was serviced at Güma. I subsequently switched to Engel Caravaning in Friedberg, as it is closer to my hometown. All inspections were always performed at Fiat Professional service centers. The motorhome has never been in an accident. It also features underfloor air conditioning for both the living and sleeping areas. To ensure self-sufficiency, two solar panels are installed, connected to three auxiliary batteries, so that the RV, together with the vehicle battery, has a total of four batteries. This ensures that 220 V is always available via the inverter.