Tabbert Other models

The register lists 116 versions with unladen weights from 370 to 1,940 kilograms, gross weights from 750 to 2,350 kilograms, lengths from 3.8 to 9.35 metres and widths from 1.98 to 2.5 metres. The collective page thus covers both compact short caravans and large family caravans with correspondingly higher payload.

Tabbert traditionally positioned itself in the upper segment of the German caravan market, placing emphasis on high-quality interior fit-out and furniture joinery, competing there with Hobby, Bürstner, Knaus and Fendt Caravan. The Comtesse range was among the brand's best-selling series over many model years.

When buying used, the most common weak points on these caravans are damp damage to the roof, window frames and the area around the drawbar, which should be checked with a moisture meter. It is also worth checking the axle, overrun brake and jockey wheel, and inspecting the furniture fixings and water pipes for leaks after long periods of storage.