Thanks! I think the Brinkley's are quickly becoming an industry leader. I've yet to walk into one and that's been by choice lol. I've never understood the Airstream TT's. Cramped, not much room and heavy to pull. Yeah they last 30 years but who wants to keep a TT for 30 years.
We agree on both accounts. Also, from a tech standpoint, the airstreams are harder to work on/get parts for. It was nice to be able to walk through them and see what's the newest amenities without a salesperson behind you lol
I attended, but am not in the market for a new motorhome so I didn’t spend a lot of time comparing them. We have a 2021 Newmar motorhome that is still checking all the blocks for us. It’s scary and disgusting to think that King Aire will be a $2M coach soon. The pricing of new motorhomes is rapidly making the “new” market a bridge too far for us.
The King Aire was nice but not nice enough for that price tag. Being an RV Inspector, I'd never buy new again. I'd just complete my own inspection on a used unit. Like you said, prices are just too ridiculous for new.
Only in America. I'm surprised they don't make a double one, so you can put two together to make a bigger space, or how about towing an extra 45 foot unit as well? You could then attach a 1000 gallon fuel bowser and some staff quarters as well?? Sounds ridiculous?? - its no more ridiculous than these behemoths and so far away from the "spirit" of exploring its sick.
Thanks! I think the Brinkley's are quickly becoming an industry leader. I've yet to walk into one and that's been by choice lol. I've never understood the Airstream TT's. Cramped, not much room and heavy to pull. Yeah they last 30 years but who wants to keep a TT for 30 years.
We agree on both accounts. Also, from a tech standpoint, the airstreams are harder to work on/get parts for. It was nice to be able to walk through them and see what's the newest amenities without a salesperson behind you lol
I hope my Winnebago View lasts forever! Our 4th RV and the perfect one for us.
I attended, but am not in the market for a new motorhome so I didn’t spend a lot of time comparing them. We have a 2021 Newmar motorhome that is still checking all the blocks for us. It’s scary and disgusting to think that King Aire will be a $2M coach soon. The pricing of new motorhomes is rapidly making the “new” market a bridge too far for us.
The King Aire was nice but not nice enough for that price tag. Being an RV Inspector, I'd never buy new again. I'd just complete my own inspection on a used unit. Like you said, prices are just too ridiculous for new.
Only in America.
I'm surprised they don't make a double one, so you can put two together to make a bigger space, or how about towing an extra 45 foot unit as well?
You could then attach a 1000 gallon fuel bowser and some staff quarters as well??
Sounds ridiculous?? - its no more ridiculous than these behemoths and so far away from the "spirit" of exploring its sick.
you need a better camera! Thanks for the video :)
Personal commentary would be preferred over that irritating music
Thanks for watching! 😊