A great little had, had mine since 2010 and no issues to report. It's spacey and comfortable, with plenty of room for two children, two adults and a dog. Runs extremely well and pulls up hills easily. I have the 1991 petrol version with the 2.0 liter engine and although it's not the most fuel economical but I'm getting around the 25 MPG out of it. They hold a decent value, but the interiors can be a bit dated.

bought 270 autoquest (1989) in feb 2010, our first van,no fault of eldiss but it is not a racing machine(2.5 deisel, non turbo)but it pulls great,hills no problem,also no fault of eldiss is that where floor of van meets floor of cab there is a drop(i put in a false floor to level it up, cutting round pedals etc and carpeting right through, it looks much nicer.
sailed through mot(underneath was rust free) good for an 89.
ours has a rear door, not by choice, but i cant find a problem with this arrangement(some people dont like it).
as is to be expected of most motorhomes space in kitchen is limited, so work surfaces are valueable, why the maker chose to drop down a level after the sink-top i dont know(leaving about ten inches of top),as a result i went into diy mode , brought it up to sink level,which gave us(other half)a work surface of over four feet.
the beds are great, not much fuss to set up, the top one (which i use) is fun to get into(but any one not to agile might not manage very well).
build quality is good for its time.
one other thing is want to put a bike rack on the back (where door is),!!!
i will get round that.
overall it is a great peice of kit (only 18 feet long,goes on ferries for price of car),drives well , two people can get by without to much shuffling round each other, i did not expect this van to be as good as it turned out to be, it s even got a wardrobe and a loo.
only regret is that my other half has made me put three betty-boop stickers on the van, so if you see us on road, it was her idea.
regards, john wonfor.