Distance, arrival and the hours between.
Grand Touring is the Goodwood for owners who need genuine two-horse capacity and a practical place to stay at the show.
The ivory upper body, deep racing-green lower coachwork, burgundy coachline and restrained gold details establish the Bertoni identity. Beneath them sits the defining architecture: three fully braked inboard axles tucked under the coach body, a side-loading horse bay, a sealed saddle module and one compact owner/crew cabin.
Low visual mass. Real horse volume.
Proportion before decoration.
The horses keep their volume.
- Two full-size rear-facing stalls
- Target clear internal height circa 2.48 m
- Side ramp aligned with the recessed axle architecture
- Protected lighting, monitored airflow and emergency ventilation
- Sealed saddle storage outside the horse partition
Coachbuilt, never oversized.
A compact U-dinette, short galley, enclosed wet room and a narrow working aisle occupy one believable cabin.
The dinette converts into an occasional berth of approximately 1.90 × 1.25 m; there is no separate bedroom. Racing green, ivory, burgundy piping, warm metal details and the approved Bertoni textile language create luxury through finish rather than false space.
One fixed plan. Every view connected.
The layout governs the renders.
Concept layout: forward owner/crew cabin, sealed saddle module at the transition, and full two-horse bay with side-loading access. Final construction drawings follow engineering validation.
