Hi Hilly. I have the Supreme Territory sitting right outside my Window and have been using it for a while now. So here is my considered opinion.

Cons:
1) Do not be deceived by its "off-road" title, "off-road" only means you can take it down dirt roads that have no corrugations. I was told off by the dealer for taking it "off-road".

2) After sales support very bad. The caravan as delivered has a cupboard door in the bathroom that cannot open as it hits the window frame and the left hand outside front storage area (as you face the front of the caravan), the one that has a slide inside for your genset / BBQ / whatever, does not open at all as it immediately hits the stone guard which you then have to remove every time you open it to actually use it which is bloody annoying as it is large. heavy and getting the pins off and on every time is skin removing on your knuckles. Also, the reversing camera was wired upside-down. None of these issues have ever been fixed even though I have sent multiple letters, emails, phone calls etc. Warranty runs out in two months, so I had better try again I suppose. Anyway...

3) Quality of the internal finish is low. The trim on the cupboard door edges is horrible (I was told by the sales guy that it tends to come off for this caravan and to bring some glue with me on trips just in case, although this had not happened yet). The LED spot-light fittings are not very strong, one completely fell apart when I was driving it from the dealer to home on sealed roads.

4) The hatches are a bit small for some items. You cannot fit a Webber Q baby through them (even though the sales guy said you could), so you will need to source a BBQ that does fit if you want one.

5) When you drop the dining table down to form a second sleeping area, the bit of foam that they include to go over the table and form the complete mattress area is not secured in any way and immediately falls off onto the floor as soon as someone tries sleeping on it.

Pros:

1) The chassis that the caravan sits on is very strong.

2) They use a DO35 hitch (https://www.couplemate.com.au/couplings-off-road/do35/) which I really like (just be aware that you will need to fit this to your car, and the old round towball will go... I would recommend getting a second hitch plate and have both).

3) The outside / external shower, water tap, gas BBQ bayonet fitting and extra anderson style plug connected straight to the deep cycle batteries (this allows you to connect extra solar panels or an inverter) are great.

4) The fridge is awesome. You have heaps of freezer space and fridge space.

5) Great storage. Heaps and heaps of places to put things. The front storage hatch area is really long and wide and holds lots of useful things like chairs, tables, etc.

Hope this helps you make your decision.

Hilly. Nick hits the nail on the head re after sales service - like most things you get no where.
We are well out of warranty but have found helpful people in our area who have given us good advise.
Tyres were a big problem they were inferior didn't last very long before bits came off. We now have good ones the same as the tow vehicle. Yes the van is "semi off road" (they said it was off road - Ha!) but my hubby says where ever his 1997 Toyota goes the van goes and that's mostly dirt. Biggest advice - weight - get it right and legal, it's not worth the fine or a life to be extremely over weight. Our van is suitable, although I will always say it was built in a hurry!! The finish is unprofessional and there are far too many LED lights, it gives you a headache! We are sorry we upgraded from our lovely Jayco Penguin, should have refurbished to suit our needs. Good luck with what ever you decide. Our travels have taken us over 70,000 kms and still so much more to see. Have not found a van that is perfect, would love to know who has! Bye.

Thanks for that, Mary. It sounds like you still have the Territory. Have you found that the care is needed to prevent towball heavy or light? Does the van tow well on corrugations? Apparently in WA, the selling dealership have taken over warranty work and they deal with Supreme to be reimbursed so if that is the case I may still be swayed. Is your overall time in the van pleasant or are your travels just constant bad events with the van?

Husband says probably Toyota Landcruiser, thats what fits our 2015 Territory. (6 stud). Then again there is 8 years between so could be different. Good Luck. Cheers

Hi Terry, We have had no "serious" problems with our Territory. We purchased a new van so our probs were with the after service relating to warranty coverage, gave up trying to recover costs in that department (was like extracting teeth!!!) We have done some serious dirt roads in 2 Jayco Penguins we have had previously and now the full Territory van. Our previous experiences helped us with the way this van was built for us. Eventhough we had pipes and lines and taps covered underneath things still broke (lost our water twice from broken taps). If you are familiar with dirt road travel you will know what can happen. Our last trip (we are on the mid north coast) was to Trilby Station on the Darling River NSW, dirt from Cobar to Trilby then down to Tilpa, Menindee, Ivanhoe ..... 90% dirt, great trip and no dust in the van. The van works for us, bit big, but age has been the reason for a full van. AND yes we free camp as much as possible. We have 3 solar panels, 3 batteries and 80 extra litres of drinking water and the best thing of all ... a diesel heater. Hope this is helpful and you find what you are looking for. Always willing to share info. Happy travels ..... we will be on the road again soon. Cheers. ML