Man this young lady knows her stuff. She could quote anything that was asked. Matt you are meeting some incredible people in the sales departments as you go. Cheers!!!
I looooved how she waited for Matt to do his third dislike, then stomped it out saying you CAN put the bed down with the slide in! Damn, looking at the thing upright, I would never have guessed it could be used with the slide in. That is a MASSIVE advantage. There is no guarantee that you will always have enough space to put the slide out at every camping ground you visit. Compared to other Class Bs with murphy beds, for me, this is Airstream's secret wunderwaffe. I would get this if I had to buy this class. Despite Matt not liking the toilet, I love big showers so that just seals the deal. Rivals Winnebago and Thor should be worried...
LOVE the Atlas. They fit so much into a small space and can’t beat Airstream quality. Likes: Murphy bed, dry bath, tv. Dislikes: plastic toilet, kitchen size and lack of 4x4 option. The inability to get 4 wheel drive is the dealbreaker for me, which I believe is actually a limitation of what Mercedes offers on a chassis cab. Aneda did such a great job - very knowledgeable and personable.
Atlas is NOT the best selling RV in this class due to being overpriced. One can purchase the same floor-plan from other manufacturers, add the ab Air suspension and save over $80,000.
I have a 2007 Phoenix cruiser 25 foot that I am absolutely in love with that being said I would love to know what small for RV is your favorite with a permanent bed set up with no slides
It’s beautiful…love that the outside storage locks just like car doors. For that price, there should be lithium, porcelain toilet, and AWD. If this was on a Transit cutaway chassis, it’d be 30k less off the top and have no diesel.
OMG what a beauty! Love the sleek, clean exterior. Like all of the exterior storage - amazing for a Class B. Beautiful interior - love the aluminum touches. Loads of interior storage space. Love the Murphy bed and TV on a televator. Amazing they managed to create a dry bath - love it. Air suspension is a real plus. Dislikes: stratospheric price tag.
I know its suppose to be three however I cant help myself and will have to break the rules here..so Pros: Storage, Large bath, MURPHY BED, quiet air conditioning, tankless hot water heater! user friendly, absolutely gorgeous! smooth ride and stability! cameras! and safety features Cons: plastic toilet (Which you could potentially replace ) smaller kitchen( will have to get creative with that one) Microwave placement..might need a little step to get up if one is smaller in height...other wise this is a mean awesome machine!! LOVE IT!!
Excellent Review! 3 things to like 1) air ride suspension 2) extensive automation - auto shades, tv lift, auto sunroof 3) wet bay is 2nd to NONE 3 things to improve 1) needs 2000 watt inverter (it's in the Interstate 24X for crying out loud! C'Mon Man!!) gotta run the genny to use the microwave?? C'Mon Man!! 2) 4 WD if it were even possible (which it isn't) 3) Crickets.... Fix #1 and it's poyfect!
Hi Matt and Airstream from Tampa! Just a walk around the Airstream!😊 😊1.5-AC/Wi-fi/Almost everything reclines: the seats and the front steps!/Tons of Window lght./Push-button for windows, electronics, etc./Storage in every corner/Kit. Appli.-everything is within reach! 2.-Great Hght. & Shwr-a nice radial one!🚿/Spacious Bdrm.! 🤔1-Awwh, the Toilet!🚽 2.-Maybe, more counterspace needed. I agree with the placement of the Microwave. Take care!🎺🎺🎺🥗!
Since going independent, Matt's RV reviews have waaaaay more interesting different brands, designs etc, reviewed. There are so much refreshing choices with never before seen designs on this channel! This is mind blowing - didn't know there are more choices and quality out there! Airstreams are so cool with so much to offers other than their iconic silver aluminium trailer motorhomes (which I love too!)
This is my second time watching a video about this product and Anita's extra knowledge about the driving technology made quite a positive impression that the first video didn't leave. I agree with Matt that the kitchen area is too small. Personally, we don't cook with gas due to health reactions to propane odors, so an option without that installed would add counter space on top for meal prep, and the counter extension and drawers could extend all the way to the back -- that trash bucket is small and unreachable. It's pretty much useless but I appreciate Airstream trying to work it in. Plus, Airstream could provide a Queen size bed running 73" long and 60" wide -- or a Queen Plus at 66" wide (that's what can be done with memory foam mattresses now) since they're providing linens-- and that would give them room to extend the kitchen counter by 6" - 12". Maybe that would drop the weight down due to a slightly smaller slide. I too agree with Anita that the microwave is too high. Also, a suggestion: don't place the kitchen sink so far back from the edge of the counter. It's hard on the back for everyone plus tall people hit their heads against overhead cupboards when trying to reach back to operate the faucet. A sink shouldn't be more than 2" or 3" from the front of a counter. Plus, a plastic toilet is pretty cheap considering how high-end the rest of the rig is.
I like the bed can be used without pulling out slide. That is important. I think another pull out over the edge of couch for kitchen counter or a slide up and over on the out side of sink area could work. I just wish the sleeping area was for two and another area for one or two was included. Less expensive RV"a have this.
While I wish airstream would offer an all electric (no propane, no generator) version, more importantly, I’d be interested in a critical comparison between this model and the comparable LTV. While airstream is more expensive, the shorter wait time is nice, but is it worth it? What say you Matt?
Atlas is NOT the best selling RV in this class due to being overpriced. One can purchase the same floor-plan from other manufacturers, add the ab Air suspension and save over $80,000.
Everyone number one complaint about airstream is more electrical options. You would think they would be listening. If Wally was still alive I think he would have implemented it 3 years ago.
guess the all electric people never really boondock and like plug in campgrounds those of us that do boondock love the diesel generator and propane cook and refrigerator they will run and I can run my ac 24 hours a day unlike those electric ones that cannot even do half the time
OK Airstream here is how you fix the bathroom. Move the toilet to where the sink is, and make it porcelain. Make the shower full sized. then design a new sink that folds down and is built into the shower or Over the toilet . Far as I know most people don't use the sink and toilet at the same time. OK the sink trap is inside the wall and the drain is out of the middle back of the sink rather than in the middle bottom. Fold down faucet like they have done in boats for years. Not complicated really.
What? No place for cpap machines with the Murphy bed! Cpap machines are a necessity for many RV owners. I don’t like the plastic toilet. I like the skylight with screen and shade. I like the pantry. I like the storage in the bath area with a cedar closet. I liked the heavy duty shocks and sway bars.
That really resembles a Leisure van. I like the couch and Murphy bed of course but a plastic toilet? What is up with that. Annita could do her own channel since she shows remarkable knowledge and instantly responds when queried by Matt. Over all a beautiful coach that is not far above the Leisure price but is available much sooner ... Cheers
I like the longer wheelbase, love the heavy duty suspension, air bags, dually's and huge bathroom . I'd put another 20gal aux fuel tank, 6' refer , 400 watt lithium batt system with 600 watts solar, add a CB/Ham Radio. Tow ,a 12' tandem enclosed trailer for a portable mech shop with every tool possibly needed, a low frame aux 200 gal fuel tank, 2 - 5gal gas cans, 2- 7 gal propane tanks, customized tool chests with a 175 Honda Monkey pit bike and HIT THE ROAD!
Hey Matt and Andrea, great review! I really like this Atlas. I like the Murphy bed, TV on the televator and the dry bath! Not crazy about the price! Wish I could afford it! Keep on keepin' on!
This is a tuff one one. I like everything except the lack of counter space and the fact that I can't afford it. The money is in the outside body. Beautiful!
I’ll take the Thor Compass with the Ford and save $100k. Ya I’ll fix all the bs quality issues myself. Don’t need electric steps and shades and the higher quality cabinets ect. It’s not my home. It’s a vehicle to knock around. Definitely a beautiful unit but def more than most people need. Thanks Matt
Hi, Matt & Aneda (sp?) 👋👋 I like that they have a slide in this handsome unit. It's the perfect combo between sleek and homey. Most units look very Ikea-ish, which I don't care for. I don't like radius showers, but they made it look so pretty, I wouldn't mind using it. Having a plastic toilet in a unit that costs as much as quite a nice house is a fail. (I suppose, though, if you can afford this unit, swapping out for a porcelain toilet isn't an annoyance.) I like all the storage, both inside and out. The kitchen is a bit small, but it's still quite useable and the styling of it made it seem cozy rather than cramped. (I love the pantry space.) I love that you can use the bed with the slide-out in. I love the TV placement and that it's on a televator.
Bed MUST be in the back for me…preferably with heavily insulated walls, a thick door to separate it from the rest of the vehicle, a high powered wall fan, queen bed with quality mattress and 43” tv and mood/accent lighting thruout.
Pretty tough to negotiate a better price when there is a 9-month backlog. Which makes me wonder if that backlog isn't artificial. Also... A condo investment near your favorite holiday destination? -- or a tiny motorhome that plummets in value every year? Gee, let me think.
I know this video is a year old and i am just now commenting but, i like the interior of this rv! Long couch/murphy bed and bathroom (not a wetbath😉👍)!! And air ride, sweet!!
Thanks for putting the floor plan on the very front of the video, you can scan these quickly, stopping at the ones that intrigue, rejecting those which don't.
22 has SLIGHT differences. The house stereo is a completely different setup from 21 to 22. That nice cupboard door for the above driver storage is now sliding tinted plexiglass. Looks a little cheap compared to the 21. It did let them integrate a soundbar above instead of having the 2 circular speakers place into the ceiling but...when we ordered we expected a door and not the plexi BS. It's whatever, small but noticeable differences in 21 vs 22. No one is getting 18 mpg unless they are driving 50 mph. However, I crank 65-75 in this beast and it gets a solid 15.5, which all things considered, is still pretty good for a vehicle like this. Also, I'm super stoked Frank Black has found a second career selling RV's. ;)
Matt this unit has taken all the things that PW and LTV have given us for years and incorporated them into the Atlas (albeit they missed the porcelain toilet) and thereby made a WINNER - porcelain toilet!!! By the way this young lady that is doing the sales.....she is rock'n it!!!!!!!! But we miss Andrea!
Good to get the technical info from an expert. Especially Anita mentioned air suspension and fuel consumption. I know RV fuel consumption sucks, butt it's never mentioned. When Anita has a hybrid in her product line then i will know who to call.
I love this Airstream. I would like to see the outside storage doors to go up all the way. You have to been down so far to get in and out of them and it is hard on knees. Also I think you could add an extension in the kitchen. Also Just need to be able to sleep 4.
Perfect for my husband and me. Of course, very pricey! Dislikes as you said: toilet, radius shower (although it's bigger than most), and the sofa should recline with the footrests. Loves: the Airstream quality, the look of the cabinets/ # of them, and the 3 way microwave. Awesome sales person who knows her stuff!
Maybe just me, but I found the bed in a briefcase highly intriguing. I would have loved to see it set up. ****Suggestion for a special episode/ series talking about the best selling or coolest accessories for RV's and camping.**** Airstream always impresses me with all the storage and design for sustainable use. There is a lot of thought that goes into everything: seamless exteriors to minimize leaks, limited use of fabrics inside to maximize lifetime of the RV.
I really like this but Dislikes 1. Propane, many places when you're driving if you have Bridges and tunnels they do not allow propane. So I would get rid of the propane. 2. For that price point I want to porcelain toilet. 3. If it's a three seat sofa there should be three seat belts. Likes: LOVE the storage LOVE the airstream aluminum touch inside like the electric fridge that cools down quickly versus the old school forever fridges
Very nice motorhome, but all of these with the murphy bed on the side have a common problem, which is that the window is covered by the bed when in the stowed position. This doesn't make sense. When the bed is down it's likely night and you'd want privacy, yet that's the only time the the window is visible and useable. A rear murphy bed like the Wonder RL seems to me to be a better configuration.
Likes: -Beautiful looking motorhome. No latches on the storage compartments, flooring inside is high quality, curved cabinets and the aluminum roof is very pretty. Airstream did a nice job designing it aesthetically. -Big couch with built-in recliners. Compared to the LTV Unity MB, you almost get the best of both the Leisure Lounge Plus and the Flex Lounge. -No inside steps to the motorhome. -Air suspension and upgrades on the chassis are very welcome. -Big fridge. -3 year warranty. -Comes with 2 Battle Born Lithium Ion batteries at 100aH each. -Ducted A/C and also 6'6" interior height, 7' 4.5" width. Dislikes: -Price. -Lack of interior colour customization. You get 4 choices but you cannot mix and match. -Too many electrically-operated components. If one of them fails that will put a damper on the experience. -No dinette area. Having to use a separate table (unlike the built-in one on the LTVs) is a bit cumbersome and means you need to use part of your storage for that table. -Only 300 watt solar system. Lithium batteries do charge more efficiently, so maybe not much of a problem, but 300 watts seems a bit low at this price point. -Looked like there was no secondary option to dump the tanks with gravity. Unfortunate if the macerator fails and you need to find some other way to empty them. -Although they deleted the latches on the outside compartments, they didn't do the same inside on the cabinets. -Plastic toilet. -Low OCCC. -Small propane tank (9.76 gallons). -Small holding tanks (23 g fresh, 31 g gray, 23 g black) -Lack of options means you cannot opt for lower priced alternatives, and are stuck with potentially high priced options you won't use.
Love this even without the bunker.....love the bath great. ..love the you can use the bed without the slide being out...... I like the position of the kitchen... But not enough counter space.. no over the cab bunker....other than that I love it....
Does it have a solar setup? At this price point it should with maybe lithium house batteries. 3 way fridge and an induction cooktop would be nice additions. Heated holding tanks? Low cargo capacity is a deal breaker.
Great job touring this beauty. Gorgeous vehicle. Lots to like but my dislikes would be: not many ways to see outside like some vans. Small kitchen set up. And price tag. Ouch!!
That's the nicest B+ I've ever seen! I need one of those front airdams for my Entegra Qwest! The price though is around the same as the Super C Thor Omni that you recently reviewed. Great job!!
Here's my dislike....the PRICE! I can think of many other units for a quarter-MILL that I'd buy over this unit. I mean...for $250K...plastic toilets, propane cooktop (should be induction), cheap faucet fixtures, etc. Over all though it's a nice unit.
At the MSRP of $260,000 the Atlas exterior skin should be a bonded sandwich of Carbon Fiber, blue block foam, carbon fiber, Azdel Interior Finish board.
Dislikes: 1. Cargo Carrying Capacity less than 1000 lbs? Two people plus fresh water and you have only 500 lbs or less? Bathroom/kitchen layout: I think you could remove the bathroom sink altogether to move the toilet and provide a bigger shower, and then rearrange the kitchen. 3. Is there a LP quick connect? If not, then add one. Likes: 1. Sleek look, 2. Storage if you can actually carry stuff with more capacity, really like not having to crawl under slide out, 3. Wet bay and hookups arrangement.
Didn't show it in the video, but I wonder if the couch can drop down with the slide in? That would be nice for those times when you can't open the slide, but would still like to get some sleep.
The outside storage doors would be better if they opened outward instead of upward. It is very hard for old people like me to bend and get under the door.
Matt love this Air Stream B+. My dislikes are the toilet not being porcelain and the microwave being to high up. Other than that I love it. Big fan of Air Stream. That young woman she knows her Air Streams. She’s good. Thank you Matt and thank the young woman that showed this B+ with you for me.
I would love Airstream to find a way to not only keep the murphy bed but be able to use the sofa when jackknifed. I would also like a 3rd seat belt for the middle section of the sofa. Dislikes: The plastic toilet is unacceptable! The CCC is very low. The controls for the air ride should be integrated into the dash. Likes: The floorplan overall The color options The exterior storage and steps. Thanks, Matt for another great video!
Man this young lady knows her stuff. She could quote anything that was asked. Matt you are meeting some incredible people in the sales departments as you go. Cheers!!!
She got game!
And she is intelligent and beautiful. Great Sale representation knowing the product very well. Great job.
I looooved how she waited for Matt to do his third dislike, then stomped it out saying you CAN put the bed down with the slide in! Damn, looking at the thing upright, I would never have guessed it could be used with the slide in. That is a MASSIVE advantage. There is no guarantee that you will always have enough space to put the slide out at every camping ground you visit. Compared to other Class Bs with murphy beds, for me, this is Airstream's secret wunderwaffe. I would get this if I had to buy this class. Despite Matt not liking the toilet, I love big showers so that just seals the deal. Rivals Winnebago and Thor should be worried...
The look on her face was awesome “Do you know what time it is?”
I was expecting her to say, …. Lunch Time your treat!
LOVE the Atlas. They fit so much into a small space and can’t beat Airstream quality. Likes: Murphy bed, dry bath, tv. Dislikes: plastic toilet, kitchen size and lack of 4x4 option. The inability to get 4 wheel drive is the dealbreaker for me, which I believe is actually a limitation of what Mercedes offers on a chassis cab. Aneda did such a great job - very knowledgeable and personable.
That's correct, if you want a factory 4x4 cutaway van the Ford Transit is you only option (AWD).
Airstream and Toyota -- the most over rated vehicles in America thanks to the fanboys.
@@Lex-Rex The CCC is only a little over 900 pounds. What could you really bring with two people and all the tanks filled?
$254,000 gets you a plastic toilet? C’mon Airstream, really?
Yeah its a rip off
Yea I can’t believe that …
Atlas is NOT the best selling RV in this class due to being overpriced. One can purchase the same floor-plan from other manufacturers, add the ab Air suspension and save over $80,000.
@@icare7151 yes, but then you do not have an airstream. to some that's important.
They already have a low carrying capacity, porcelain would make it worse.
Anaida is amazing!! Super knowledgeable and genuinely sweet. If I could afford an RV, I would buy one from her.
The less fabric the better - love the ceiling, cutting down on the smells.
Love this motorhome. Really wish it had a porcelain toilet, especially at the price point. Love the sofa/Murphy bed.
No spare CCW.
Trying to keep the weight down.
VERY impressed with the Airstream salesperson. She is very knowledgeable and didn’t skip a beat. They’re lucky to have her.
Not having to have the slide out when using the Murphy bed is perfect! ❤
That girl knows her stuff!
This is a nearly perfect coach for my husband & me. However, we prefer 2 twin beds to the murphy bed. The price is more than double our budget.
Its Tiffin Allegro RED class A money
Get an LTV rear twin bed!
OK??? And
She is sharp as can be! Good Sales Woman! Wish I was at a payscale to afford this! Beautiful coach. Perfect for a single traveler.
I have a 2007 Phoenix cruiser 25 foot that I am absolutely in love with that being said I would love to know what small for RV is your favorite with a permanent bed set up with no slides
It’s beautiful…love that the outside storage locks just like car doors. For that price, there should be lithium, porcelain toilet, and AWD. If this was on a Transit cutaway chassis, it’d be 30k less off the top and have no diesel.
Wow, loved this review! The young lady knows her stuff! Please review the bounder bunkhouse at grezenys. Hopefully they have a unit there.
Very nice. And Eneida sure knows her stuff! Great review!!
OMG what a beauty! Love the sleek, clean exterior. Like all of the exterior storage - amazing for a Class B. Beautiful interior - love the aluminum touches. Loads of interior storage space. Love the Murphy bed and TV on a televator. Amazing they managed to create a dry bath - love it. Air suspension is a real plus. Dislikes: stratospheric price tag.
Probably the only class B+ I would consider after watching this review.
I know its suppose to be three however I cant help myself and will have to break the rules here..so Pros: Storage, Large bath, MURPHY BED, quiet air conditioning, tankless hot water heater! user friendly, absolutely gorgeous! smooth ride and stability! cameras! and safety features Cons: plastic toilet (Which you could potentially replace ) smaller kitchen( will have to get creative with that one) Microwave placement..might need a little step to get up if one is smaller in height...other wise this is a mean awesome machine!! LOVE IT!!
Excellent Review!
3 things to like
1) air ride suspension
2) extensive automation - auto shades, tv lift, auto sunroof
3) wet bay is 2nd to NONE
3 things to improve
1) needs 2000 watt inverter (it's in the Interstate 24X for crying out loud! C'Mon Man!!) gotta run the genny to use the microwave?? C'Mon Man!!
2) 4 WD if it were even possible (which it isn't)
3) Crickets....
Fix #1 and it's poyfect!
Hi Matt and Airstream from Tampa! Just a walk around the Airstream!😊
😊1.5-AC/Wi-fi/Almost everything reclines: the seats and the front steps!/Tons of Window lght./Push-button for windows, electronics, etc./Storage in every corner/Kit. Appli.-everything is within reach!
2.-Great Hght. & Shwr-a nice radial one!🚿/Spacious Bdrm.!
🤔1-Awwh, the Toilet!🚽
2.-Maybe, more counterspace needed. I agree with the placement of the Microwave. Take care!🎺🎺🎺🥗!
Since going independent, Matt's RV reviews have waaaaay more interesting different brands, designs etc, reviewed. There are so much refreshing choices with never before seen designs on this channel! This is mind blowing - didn't know there are more choices and quality out there!
Airstreams are so cool with so much to offers other than their iconic silver aluminium trailer motorhomes (which I love too!)
This is my second time watching a video about this product and Anita's extra knowledge about the driving technology made quite a positive impression that the first video didn't leave. I agree with Matt that the kitchen area is too small. Personally, we don't cook with gas due to health reactions to propane odors, so an option without that installed would add counter space on top for meal prep, and the counter extension and drawers could extend all the way to the back -- that trash bucket is small and unreachable. It's pretty much useless but I appreciate Airstream trying to work it in. Plus, Airstream could provide a Queen size bed running 73" long and 60" wide -- or a Queen Plus at 66" wide (that's what can be done with memory foam mattresses now) since they're providing linens-- and that would give them room to extend the kitchen counter by 6" - 12". Maybe that would drop the weight down due to a slightly smaller slide. I too agree with Anita that the microwave is too high. Also, a suggestion: don't place the kitchen sink so far back from the edge of the counter. It's hard on the back for everyone plus tall people hit their heads against overhead cupboards when trying to reach back to operate the faucet. A sink shouldn't be more than 2" or 3" from the front of a counter. Plus, a plastic toilet is pretty cheap considering how high-end the rest of the rig is.
I like the bed can be used without pulling out slide. That is important. I think another pull out over the edge of couch for kitchen counter or a slide up and over on the out side of sink area could work. I just wish the sleeping area was for two and another area for one or two was included. Less expensive RV"a have this.
@@sandrastevens2793 airstream does have a inflatable bed that fits along the driver and passenger seats, for an additional sleeping option.
While I wish airstream would offer an all electric (no propane, no generator) version, more importantly, I’d be interested in a critical comparison between this model and the comparable LTV. While airstream is more expensive, the shorter wait time is nice, but is it worth it? What say you Matt?
Atlas is NOT the best selling RV in this class due to being overpriced. One can purchase the same floor-plan from other manufacturers, add the ab Air suspension and save over $80,000.
Everyone number one complaint about airstream is more electrical options. You would think they would be listening. If Wally was still alive I think he would have implemented it 3 years ago.
It seems quite a bit more upscale than the LTV. But it costs alot more, and the OCCC is a huge problem.
Since it is clear people do not know how to use acronyms when writing, I will help you all out. OCCC (Occupant and Cargo Carrying Capacity).
guess the all electric people never really boondock and like plug in campgrounds those of us that do boondock love the diesel generator and propane cook and refrigerator they will run and I can run my ac 24 hours a day unlike those electric ones that cannot even do half the time
This is absolutely gorgeous! What a gem! Shocking it has a plastic toilet at that price but everything else is Airstream perfection.
OK Airstream here is how you fix the bathroom. Move the toilet to where the sink is, and make it porcelain. Make the shower full sized. then design a new sink that folds down and is built into the shower or Over the toilet . Far as I know most people don't use the sink and toilet at the same time. OK the sink trap is inside the wall and the drain is out of the middle back of the sink rather than in the middle bottom. Fold down faucet like they have done in boats for years. Not complicated really.
Catching up on/rewatching old videos! 👍👍Thank you! Thank you!💗🖤💙🖤💙🖤💙🖤💙💗
What? No place for cpap machines with the Murphy bed! Cpap machines are a necessity for many RV owners. I don’t like the plastic toilet.
I like the skylight with screen and shade. I like the pantry. I like the storage in the bath area with a cedar closet. I liked the heavy duty shocks and sway bars.
Not every one needs a big kitchen ,I like a small kitchen since I don't cook much, plastic toilet is OK that's all I've had in an rv.
That really resembles a Leisure van. I like the couch and Murphy bed of course but a plastic toilet? What is up with that. Annita could do her own channel since she shows remarkable knowledge and instantly responds when queried by Matt. Over all a beautiful coach that is not far above the Leisure price but is available much sooner ... Cheers
I like the longer wheelbase, love the heavy duty suspension, air bags, dually's and huge bathroom . I'd put another 20gal aux fuel tank, 6' refer , 400 watt lithium batt system with 600 watts solar, add a CB/Ham Radio. Tow ,a 12' tandem enclosed trailer for a portable mech shop with every tool possibly needed, a low frame aux 200 gal fuel tank, 2 - 5gal gas cans, 2- 7 gal propane tanks, customized tool chests with a 175 Honda Monkey pit bike and HIT THE ROAD!
Hey Matt and Andrea, great review! I really like this Atlas. I like the Murphy bed, TV on the televator and the dry bath! Not crazy about the price! Wish I could afford it! Keep on keepin' on!
Love it , it’s perfect! I love the frig on top and freezer on bottom.
Aneda and you worked together really nice to make an interesting review…ton of storage, nice RV…small kitchen
What a beautiful van! I love the European design - very efficient use of space. It is definitely worth the money!
This is a tuff one one. I like everything except the lack of counter space and the fact that I can't afford it. The money is in the outside body. Beautiful!
I’ll take the Thor Compass with the Ford and save $100k.
Ya I’ll fix all the bs quality issues myself. Don’t need electric steps and shades and the higher quality cabinets ect. It’s not my home. It’s a vehicle to knock around.
Definitely a beautiful unit but def more than most people need. Thanks Matt
Dude!! Get a better mic system! We can't hear half of what is being said unless you are very close to your co-reviewer.
Dude seriously get your ears checked. I swear I'm not being mean . But everything sounds clear
Hi, Matt & Aneda (sp?) 👋👋
I like that they have a slide in this handsome unit. It's the perfect combo between sleek and homey. Most units look very Ikea-ish, which I don't care for.
I don't like radius showers, but they made it look so pretty, I wouldn't mind using it.
Having a plastic toilet in a unit that costs as much as quite a nice house is a fail. (I suppose, though, if you can afford this unit, swapping out for a porcelain toilet isn't an annoyance.)
I like all the storage, both inside and out.
The kitchen is a bit small, but it's still quite useable and the styling of it made it seem cozy rather than cramped. (I love the pantry space.)
I love that you can use the bed with the slide-out in.
I love the TV placement and that it's on a televator.
You can easily suppress the TV soundbar by using an A80K from Sony. The panel acts as acoustic surface.
Always aim for Weight reduction.
Bed MUST be in the back for me…preferably with heavily insulated walls, a thick door to separate it from the rest of the vehicle, a high powered wall fan, queen bed with quality mattress and 43” tv and mood/accent lighting thruout.
Don't forget the "If this van's a rockin, don't come knockin'" sign
“Is this Airstream for sale?”
“It is not” with that “I sold it” salesperson smile.
All of the Airstream Atlas. RV;s listed om their websight , have been sold.
Pretty tough to negotiate a better price when there is a 9-month backlog.
Which makes me wonder if that backlog isn't artificial.
Also...
A condo investment near your favorite holiday destination? -- or a tiny motorhome that plummets in value every year?
Gee, let me think.
That’s fine if you only want to go to one place
I know this video is a year old and i am just now commenting but, i like the interior of this rv! Long couch/murphy bed and bathroom (not a wetbath😉👍)!! And air ride, sweet!!
Thanks for putting the floor plan on the very front of the video, you can scan these quickly, stopping at the ones that intrigue, rejecting those which don't.
22 has SLIGHT differences. The house stereo is a completely different setup from 21 to 22. That nice cupboard door for the above driver storage is now sliding tinted plexiglass. Looks a little cheap compared to the 21. It did let them integrate a soundbar above instead of having the 2 circular speakers place into the ceiling but...when we ordered we expected a door and not the plexi BS. It's whatever, small but noticeable differences in 21 vs 22. No one is getting 18 mpg unless they are driving 50 mph. However, I crank 65-75 in this beast and it gets a solid 15.5, which all things considered, is still pretty good for a vehicle like this.
Also, I'm super stoked Frank Black has found a second career selling RV's. ;)
Thanks for the info. Can you tell me the differences between a 2024 and a 2025?
Matt this unit has taken all the things that PW and LTV have given us for years and incorporated them into the Atlas (albeit they missed the porcelain toilet) and thereby made a WINNER - porcelain toilet!!! By the way this young lady that is doing the sales.....she is rock'n it!!!!!!!! But we miss Andrea!
Good to get the technical info from an expert. Especially Anita mentioned air suspension and fuel consumption. I know RV fuel consumption sucks, butt it's never mentioned. When Anita has a hybrid in her product line then i will know who to call.
Ordering mine as soon as that lotto hits. Very nice rig.
I love everything except the plastic toilet. For that MSRP, you should get a gold toilet.
Best selling? I’ve never seen one on the road or at a campground. I always figured just a handful of billionaires owned them.
I saw one last month. It was very sleek cruising down I-87.
Kitchen is so tiny. Price is outrageous
This is awesome!! Love the space, the murphy bed and just the overall look of the camper!!
As always Matt You're the best!! Great B++ Great job Airstream! Thank you for a dry bath in a B+!
I love this Airstream. I would like to see the outside storage doors to go up all the way. You have to been down so far to get in and out of them and it is hard on knees. Also I think you could add an extension in the kitchen. Also Just need to be able to sleep 4.
Perfect for my husband and me. Of course, very pricey! Dislikes as you said: toilet, radius shower (although it's bigger than most), and the sofa should recline with the footrests. Loves: the Airstream quality, the look of the cabinets/ # of them, and the 3 way microwave.
Awesome sales person who knows her stuff!
She reminds me of America Ferrera a little, like her dress shoes/heels. So cute.
I have always loved this. I only wish they could elevate all of the useful features i cannot get down easily for.
Love how informative you and the airstream representative are
Omg I am blown away on the MSRP! Thomyt
LOVE the Atlas. The storage is amazing!! Like the ability to put a bed across the front. Love the sofa. Dislike the toilet, propane cooktop, no solar.
Dislikes: 1. The bathroom is stupid.
2. The cargo weight is stupid.
3. The price is ridiculously stupid.
Likes: The bed.
BTW great video.
Maybe just me, but I found the bed in a briefcase highly intriguing. I would have loved to see it set up.
****Suggestion for a special episode/ series talking about the best selling or coolest accessories for RV's and camping.****
Airstream always impresses me with all the storage and design for sustainable use. There is a lot of thought that goes into everything: seamless exteriors to minimize leaks, limited use of fabrics inside to maximize lifetime of the RV.
I really like this but
Dislikes
1. Propane, many places when you're driving if you have Bridges and tunnels they do not allow propane. So I would get rid of the propane.
2. For that price point I want to porcelain toilet.
3. If it's a three seat sofa there should be three seat belts.
Likes:
LOVE the storage
LOVE the airstream aluminum touch inside
like the electric fridge that cools down quickly versus the old school forever fridges
I really like the butt too!
@@phatgringo2.0 oopsies my bad lol
They need to put vessel sinks in the bathroom, you get extra storage that way. And they look nicer.
Matt, wow you forgot to dislike the doors outside how they open, I will have to get on my knees to put or remove things from storage area
Very nice motorhome, but all of these with the murphy bed on the side have a common problem, which is that the window is covered by the bed when in the stowed position. This doesn't make sense. When the bed is down it's likely night and you'd want privacy, yet that's the only time the the window is visible and useable. A rear murphy bed like the Wonder RL seems to me to be a better configuration.
like the diesel generator i use mine all the time in my View, stupidly expensive though for no reason much cheaper options out there with more space
She is an exceptional salesperson………
Likes:
-Beautiful looking motorhome. No latches on the storage compartments, flooring inside is high quality, curved cabinets and the aluminum roof is very pretty. Airstream did a nice job designing it aesthetically.
-Big couch with built-in recliners. Compared to the LTV Unity MB, you almost get the best of both the Leisure Lounge Plus and the Flex Lounge.
-No inside steps to the motorhome.
-Air suspension and upgrades on the chassis are very welcome.
-Big fridge.
-3 year warranty.
-Comes with 2 Battle Born Lithium Ion batteries at 100aH each.
-Ducted A/C and also 6'6" interior height, 7' 4.5" width.
Dislikes:
-Price.
-Lack of interior colour customization. You get 4 choices but you cannot mix and match.
-Too many electrically-operated components. If one of them fails that will put a damper on the experience.
-No dinette area. Having to use a separate table (unlike the built-in one on the LTVs) is a bit cumbersome and means you need to use part of your storage for that table.
-Only 300 watt solar system. Lithium batteries do charge more efficiently, so maybe not much of a problem, but 300 watts seems a bit low at this price point.
-Looked like there was no secondary option to dump the tanks with gravity. Unfortunate if the macerator fails and you need to find some other way to empty them.
-Although they deleted the latches on the outside compartments, they didn't do the same inside on the cabinets.
-Plastic toilet.
-Low OCCC.
-Small propane tank (9.76 gallons).
-Small holding tanks (23 g fresh, 31 g gray, 23 g black)
-Lack of options means you cannot opt for lower priced alternatives, and are stuck with potentially high priced options you won't use.
Airstream is top shelf. Top shelf price too. Beautiful coach.
Bedsides being smart. She's a looker😊
Love this even without the bunker.....love the bath great. ..love the you can use the bed without the slide being out...... I like the position of the kitchen...
But not enough counter space.. no over the cab bunker....other than that I love it....
Does it have a solar setup? At this price point it should with maybe lithium house batteries. 3 way fridge and an induction cooktop would be nice additions. Heated holding tanks? Low cargo capacity is a deal breaker.
For that price you could buy TWO (2) DOS - - Thor Delano’s, or Winnebago Views / Navions, or Tiffin Wayfarers, one for me AND one for my son!
If the couch is 3 cushions long, why only 2 seatbelts?
Great job touring this beauty. Gorgeous vehicle. Lots to like but my dislikes would be:
not many ways to see outside like some vans. Small kitchen set up. And price tag. Ouch!!
Probably one of the best B+ units you have shown. Thanks for sharing this.
That's the nicest B+ I've ever seen! I need one of those front airdams for my Entegra Qwest! The price though is around the same as the Super C Thor Omni that you recently reviewed. Great job!!
Here's my dislike....the PRICE! I can think of many other units for a quarter-MILL that I'd buy over this unit. I mean...for $250K...plastic toilets, propane cooktop (should be induction), cheap faucet fixtures, etc. Over all though it's a nice unit.
Agree! An induction cooktop would be safer and if installed under the counter giving more space a coffee maker.
At the MSRP of $260,000 the Atlas exterior skin should be a bonded sandwich of Carbon Fiber, blue block foam, carbon fiber, Azdel Interior Finish board.
Matt I love this Airstream!!! Thank you for this video.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting
Very cute Love the Murphy bed but small kitchen. Should have done a porcelain toilet
Dislikes: 1. Cargo Carrying Capacity less than 1000 lbs? Two people plus fresh water and you have only 500 lbs or less? Bathroom/kitchen layout: I think you could remove the bathroom sink altogether to move the toilet and provide a bigger shower, and then rearrange the kitchen. 3. Is there a LP quick connect? If not, then add one.
Likes: 1. Sleek look, 2. Storage if you can actually carry stuff with more capacity, really like not having to crawl under slide out, 3. Wet bay and hookups arrangement.
She is too cute and knows her stuff. Must say I am not a Class B fan but this is pretty cool.
anaida killed it! so knowledgable and kind
Absolutely stunning. The RV is nice too.
My dream RV what I don't like is the price $$$$ everything else is a love love love
Didn't show it in the video, but I wonder if the couch can drop down with the slide in? That would be nice for those times when you can't open the slide, but would still like to get some sleep.
This is a great size so you can take it anywhere! I’ve been looking at the Unity, but I think I like this a bit better! Love the stainless ceiling!
Good catch by Andrea on the microwave - it is placed too high.
A hot liquid that spills as removed is a potentially dangerous situation.
Love it. Not to big and yet not to small ❤❤
I love this one!! Great layout and use of space.
Things I don’t like… #1 The price! #2 Plastic toilet. #3 I got nothing, this coach is great! 😁
She is very knowledgeable and pleasant!
The outside storage doors would be better if they opened outward instead of upward. It is very hard for old people like me to bend and get under the door.
Hmmm...this is okay, but LTV did a better job with the space layout.
Love this airstream…lots of nice quality finishes and details
Matt love this Air Stream B+. My dislikes are the toilet not being porcelain and the microwave being to high up. Other than that I love it. Big fan of Air Stream. That young woman she knows her Air Streams. She’s good. Thank you Matt and thank the young woman that showed this B+ with you for me.
I would love Airstream to find a way to not only keep the murphy bed but be able to use the sofa when jackknifed. I would also like a 3rd seat belt for the middle section of the sofa.
Dislikes:
The plastic toilet is unacceptable!
The CCC is very low.
The controls for the air ride should be integrated into the dash.
Likes:
The floorplan overall
The color options
The exterior storage and steps.
Thanks, Matt for another great video!