Nice to see something i've talked about for a couple of years for class B - dual use of the wet bath for storage, and not wasting that space by putting in a sink when the kitchen sink is at most 3 steps away. I still think there's a way to make the storage better, - maybe bins instead of shelves
Ive always wondered why not just turn the entrance into the shower so the standing area of the entrance can be used as the standing area of the shower. Have a hidden rainshower head on the roof. Also use a recycling water system like on earthcruisers so you don’t have to bring as much water.
@@sophiesmith5922 if the design is in easily removable cassettes, it makes better use of the space. You use that bathroom much less than you need space for storage. It isn't completely convenient, but very practical.
Nice but these things are so over engineered that they’re a maintenance nightmare. The amount of electronics guarantees monumental repair costs when the systems malfunction as they all inevitably do. If you’re serious about off-roading, simplicity is important and this van, as cool as it looks in the showroom, ain’t simple.
I’ve only watched three minutes and I already see that it has so many electronics that it will end up being a nightmare and very expensive for someone who doesn’t want to work on it but use it !
I'm German/American. Mercedes like BMW has increased it's use of plastics, internally and externally for higher profits! The result, more maintenance issues!
I really appreciate you talking about the CCC. So many RV Dealers and those making videos fail to talk about this. We wanted a Mercedes Sprinter Class C but the CCC was so low it just didn't make sense. You have to do your homework when buying an RV. Salesman love to focus on the romance of RV travel while omitting the real facts you need to know about when you get into this type of travel and lifestyle.
Beautiful van build. Love the 4 X 4 and the amount of solar and batteries. I hope you were all safe after that devastating storm. Praying for you all from a caring Canadian. Cheers!!!
Thank you this was very helpful, not sure if they are sister companies but this for sure reminds me of the Jayco Terrain , very simliar, I am very new to this but what has drawn my interest is the fact they are making the Vans 4 x 4 now, and that fits more my style of Fishing/Camping, also Snowmobiling and staying in the Van vs getting a hotel room ..... cool stuff...
You're welcome! We're glad you found the information helpful. While Winnebago and Jayco are separate companies, they both offer fantastic options for outdoor enthusiasts. The 4x4 vans, like the Winnebago Revel, are indeed a game-changer for those who enjoy fishing, camping, snowmobiling, and the freedom to stay right in the van. It's all about embracing the adventure and creating memorable experiences. Happy travels and tight lines on your fishing adventures!
Well presented…. Impressive…. Just thinking bit short on storage for clothes and linen…. Where the stuff on the shelves go when needing the toilet/shower cubicle 🤔
Yes. The drivability, parking, off roading excellent in 144' wheelbase. I have several. But the 170" would be better for a camper and is still 99% as easy to drive and park. I had one of the long ones. Mine were all cargo. Tall versions with 3 different Diesel engines. 2.7, 3.0, 2.0. US models since 2003.
Are the batteries charged by the van alternator when driving? Sorry if you ketones it and I missed it. Also be interested in how long the batteries will run the air on
Most AC units need close to 30A at surge - check the specs for sure. I would tie two Honda 2000 units together for AC in an Airstream that needed about 27A which worked for me.
I’d be all over this van if it were just for me and my wife, but we’re a family of four. I don’t get how Winnebago makes a family RV to seat 4 but sleep 2. If the solar is kind of useless why not just have a pop up option?
Because they are in the business to make money, they are not into family adventures. Mostly old retired lonely people buy these before the end of their lives.
Start with 4x4 capability, stability and ground clearance then work towards amenities. What is the point if this thing is high centered or on it's side. Just saying.. But, I am only 2 minutes in. I am going off road. Lane assist is not in my top 10 of needs. Ok, 4" of extra lift. Can I go 2" more and add bigger tires? Hmmm...
I am on the fence between Revel and Storyteller but leaning towards Storyteller due to others feedback about Revel's interior rattle and creaks when riding. Poor interior build?
Both seem very similar. The Revel does have a bathroom/shower that doesn't need to be setup everytime you need to use it and doubles as a storage closet.
Too much stuff in too small a space for me. I feel claustrophobic just watching this. I did my own build in a Ford Transit. Outside shower. Kitchen opposite side with fridge.Simple and open. $3k
Have youve noticed many DIY RVs and RV 4x4 DIY's are daily drivers may go down 1x a yr down for a couple of days. I had a Coachman Concord which was down 4x a yr a week to 3 weeks at a time.
First off, I have been watching a ton of these on all the different makes/models and hands down your presentation is the best! Question: with the bed all the way up is the roof AC still fully functional or is it blocked somewhat?
Nicely done sir! Great van and great presentation. It's probably asked a million times below but what is a price range for these and delivery time range? I'd guess 1 to 3 years wait and in excess of 175k. I use these vans for my business and have been on a one year wait list for a cargo 4x4.
Awesome - almost the perfect van for an outdoorsy small family. Almost…. Loft bed is a game changer. Maybe I missed it but this rig drives 4 and sleeps only 2? Why not back seats like the Ford Nugget to sleep 2 children? I guess if you can afford this price tag you can afford to put the kids in a hotel.
They are very similar, but it depends on what you are looking for. The Revel offers more storage for your gear and a more rugged exterior. The Interstae Nineteen is more of a luxury coach and has a slightly larger bed. We carry both models at our dealership if you want to compare them side by side.
I'm considering getting one and this review is epic, especially when it comes to electricity. I thought the solar and batteries provided aren't enough. I happen to have solar at home, and NO you do not have to rely on the grid. At least in California, you HAVE to be connected, which is different. If you have batteries, like I do, you don't need the grid at all. Saying that the Revel can't rely on solar/batteries alone is a lie. It's not *designed* to run on electricity alone, which is VERY different. There are RVs out there that run exclusively on solar/batteries. But these are all added afterwards because, for whichever reason, manufacturers aren't putting in the effort to make this happen.
Thank you so much for a wonderful and professional talk/walkthrough of this magnificent van. I do have several questions for you (1) Will these vans ever become all-electric? (2) I do not believe that the price of the van was mentioned? (3) Is it possible to purchase the blue jacket that you were wearing? (4) And finally, would you kindly tell me the brand name of the magnificent wristwatch that you were wearing? The van is amazing!
Thanks for Watching Allan! We may start seeing all-electric RVs in the near future. Starting MSRP is $193,272. We have some Colonial branded apparel in or store and the watch is from Diesel.
Indeed, the price of high-end RVs can often match that of a house. But remember, they offer a unique blend of comfort and freedom. We're glad you appreciate the quality!
No locking center differential means it’s great two wheel drive vehicle. No locking diffs on the front or rear without a center locking diff makes it a great one wheel drive vehicle. This is NOT an off-road vehicle, it’s barely able to handle a dirt driveway.
@@flat6fever680 - True, I spaced on using the electronic brakes to make a faux 4x4 drive. And that just might be enough as no one is going to take this thing down any serious trails. I’ve seen Toyotas off-road and while they seem crude, it does work in mild to moderate trails.
This should be a 75K camper. I own a Winnebago sprinter based camper and I'd buy the revel, but it's a smaller, less featured RV for over twice what I paid for a view. That's just insane.
@@JeepCherokeeful I'm just putting in perspective compared to any other sprinter RV you're getting about half the value for the money your spending. Half the features, less than half the space, less towing capacity, etc. The only thing you gain is 4wd and ground clearance. The prices are extremely inflated, beyond the rate of inflation. The only thing driving the price over 75k is the illusion sold by #vanlife promoters.
@@gosman949 y do you need to idle it? Upgrade the lithium batteries and you have 8-10 hrs of ac use . Or shore power for unlimited ac . Or solar if stationary.
What do you do with all the gear you have in the garage at night when you go to bed? I assume just leave it outside. Ok in some places but it would be gone in the morning in a lot of locations
The worst part about Revel is the suspensions that are terrible and horrible. When you drive downhills with turning, you absolutely will feel that the vehicle will be rolled over off the cliff. I have to drive Revel even slower than a big truck. Every owner must upgrade the suspension......
60 amps a day is meaningless without the time factor 60 amp HOURS per day. It could also be expressed as approximately 720 watt/hours, which will run a 720 watt load for one hour, not counting conversion losses, which are usually between 10 and 20% in and out of the batteries and an inverter. Obviously, the batteries can run that load about 5 times longer than just a days' solar input. Neat little rig there. :)
He said 60 amps a day. „a day“ is the time factor. Sure, it is debatable if a day is a full 24 hours or perhaps only 8 „business“ hours so I agree, amp hours would be less ambiguous. Still, „60 amps a day” is not meaningless
@@orange13 I know what he meant and it IS meaningless. We are talking about draw over time. It cannot be expressed as amps alone. Amps is a measure of draw, not power. AmpHours is a measure of power use. One can correctly express it as 60 AmpHours per day. The qualifier has to be there or it means nothing. It is a common error for those that are not entirely familiar with electricity.
The the fact it’s all electric. So much safer than propane 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 I love the fact you have four walls and a bed READY TO GET INTO ❤
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We love our Class Bs! Revel is a great camper van.
Thanks for watching!
Nice to see something i've talked about for a couple of years for class B - dual use of the wet bath for storage, and not wasting that space by putting in a sink when the kitchen sink is at most 3 steps away. I still think there's a way to make the storage better, - maybe bins instead of shelves
Ive always wondered why not just turn the entrance into the shower so the standing area of the entrance can be used as the standing area of the shower. Have a hidden rainshower head on the roof.
Also use a recycling water system like on earthcruisers so you don’t have to bring as much water.
cuz you have to clear out the stuff in storage before you can pee, never mind shower. No point in having a bathroom if you just want a closet.
@@sophiesmith5922 if the design is in easily removable cassettes, it makes better use of the space. You use that bathroom much less than you need space for storage. It isn't completely convenient, but very practical.
Best Revel video I have seen. Great job.
Thank You!
Nice but these things are so over engineered that they’re a maintenance nightmare. The amount of electronics guarantees monumental repair costs when the systems malfunction as they all inevitably do. If you’re serious about off-roading, simplicity is important and this van, as cool as it looks in the showroom, ain’t simple.
Only true use I can see is Paris Dakar support even then I see a need for the tow eye about 5o miles into North africa
I’ve only watched three minutes and I already see that it has so many electronics that it will end up being a nightmare and very expensive for someone who doesn’t want to work on it but use it !
And the cost upfront to purchase is not practical.
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Can you imagine the repair bills from a Mercedes dealer :-|.
Simple is better for off grid operations.
I'm German/American. Mercedes like BMW has increased it's use of plastics, internally and externally for higher profits! The result, more maintenance issues!
I really appreciate you talking about the CCC. So many RV Dealers and those making videos fail to talk about this. We wanted a Mercedes Sprinter Class C but the CCC was so low it just didn't make sense. You have to do your homework when buying an RV. Salesman love to focus on the romance of RV travel while omitting the real facts you need to know about when you get into this type of travel and lifestyle.
Thank you for watching David! Glad we could help.
yes these Mercedes can not handle a class C frame. Very light engine with little horsepower.
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Out of all the vids I have seen on youtube, this is the first time anyone has explained the 4x4 system on the Revel.
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@@ColonialRV Thank YOU Very Much
Thanks for Excellent Program 🙏❤️
Beautiful van build. Love the 4 X 4 and the amount of solar and batteries. I hope you were all safe after that devastating storm. Praying for you all from a caring Canadian. Cheers!!!
Thank you for watching! We are all safe here.
Thank you this was very helpful, not sure if they are sister companies but this for sure reminds me of the Jayco Terrain , very simliar, I am very new to this but what has drawn my interest is the fact they are making the Vans 4 x 4 now, and that fits more my style of Fishing/Camping, also Snowmobiling and staying in the Van vs getting a hotel room ..... cool stuff...
You're welcome! We're glad you found the information helpful. While Winnebago and Jayco are separate companies, they both offer fantastic options for outdoor enthusiasts. The 4x4 vans, like the Winnebago Revel, are indeed a game-changer for those who enjoy fishing, camping, snowmobiling, and the freedom to stay right in the van. It's all about embracing the adventure and creating memorable experiences. Happy travels and tight lines on your fishing adventures!
Hi, thank you for the comments sections. ☺️ I will try to build it simple.
Are you guys the pilots for this?
We are a top 10 Winnebago Dealership and have one of the largest selections of Class B motorhomes in the Country.
Well presented…. Impressive…. Just thinking bit short on storage for clothes and linen…. Where the stuff on the shelves go when needing the toilet/shower cubicle 🤔
Yes. The drivability, parking, off roading excellent in 144' wheelbase. I have several. But the 170" would be better for a camper and is still 99% as easy to drive and park. I had one of the long ones. Mine were all cargo. Tall versions with 3 different Diesel engines. 2.7, 3.0, 2.0. US models since 2003.
Are the batteries charged by the van alternator when driving? Sorry if you ketones it and I missed it. Also be interested in how long the batteries will run the air on
Yes, the alternator will charge the batteries while driving. As for the A/C It will run approximately 1-2 hrs just on the Lithium batteries.
so if I'm going out fishing for 7 to 10 days what size of a generator would I get to power the entire coaching ,including the air conditioner? thanks
Portable Honda 3000 generator should do the trick.
thanks ,have good day!
Most AC units need close to 30A at surge - check the specs for sure. I would tie two Honda 2000 units together for AC in an Airstream that needed about 27A which worked for me.
Check out the new lithium battery power station tech such as the Bluetti AC200 Max or the Ecoflow Delta Pro.
You did an excellent job describing the features of the vehicle. I really appreciate the care you put into your presentation!
Thank you for taking the time to watch!
What about having inclinable solar panels ( which are more efficient)?
Isn't there a smaller air conditioner?
Bobby, they are the best 👍
Wow the were REALLY “GENEROUS” with the waterproofing on that roof huh!
Absolutely beautiful I love it. No propane👍😎
Thank You!
Love the bed and garage. Nice vehicle.
Thank you for watching!
Excellent review. Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
I’d be all over this van if it were just for me and my wife, but we’re a family of four. I don’t get how Winnebago makes a family RV to seat 4 but sleep 2. If the solar is kind of useless why not just have a pop up option?
Because they are in the business to make money, they are not into family adventures. Mostly old retired lonely people buy these before the end of their lives.
I would have liked to see the bed all the way down with the bikes stored beneath it. It does't look like the one bikes seat would have fit.
I would like to know what brand, model watch the commentator is wearing? Thank you.
What is the weight this motorhome? I’m only asking to see if I could drive it on a car license in the UK
The Unloaded Vehicle Weight Rating (with full tank of diesel fuel) is approximately 7,294 lbs.
This gentleman is a terrific presenter, excellent speaker, well done!
Thank You, I really appreciate it!
Untrue about solar not completely powering home. Maybe it’s different due to local regulations?
Most thorough review of Revel
Thank you Chris!
What would be the towing capacity of this unit?
I want to know if your company will install a t.v., and microwave?
Please contact our Service Department for more information. 800-265-9019
Excellent review - you pointed out all of the features that I wanted to know more about - thank you!
Thank you for watching!
How much petrol/gas/diesel left in the future? Electric vehicles, how much resources can Mother Earth supply all vehicle parts?
Start with 4x4 capability, stability and ground clearance then work towards amenities. What is the point if this thing is high centered or on it's side. Just saying.. But, I am only 2 minutes in. I am going off road. Lane assist is not in my top 10 of needs. Ok, 4" of extra lift. Can I go 2" more and add bigger tires? Hmmm...
Outrageously priced.
Oh my what is that watch you're wearing is that a Diesel?
I am on the fence between Revel and Storyteller but leaning towards Storyteller due to others feedback about Revel's interior rattle and creaks when riding. Poor interior build?
Both seem very similar. The Revel does have a bathroom/shower that doesn't need to be setup everytime you need to use it and doubles as a storage closet.
What is the headroom in this van - can a 6 foot person even stand in it? It seems they intentionally had a pretty short guy do the video :)
Interior height is 6'3"
@@ColonialRV Thanks! Being 6'4" isn't always an advantage. :)
Too much stuff in too small a space for me. I feel claustrophobic just watching this. I did my own build in a Ford Transit. Outside shower. Kitchen opposite side with fridge.Simple and open. $3k
Thanks you for your comprehensive review
Thank you for watching!
Have youve noticed many DIY RVs and RV 4x4 DIY's are daily drivers may go down 1x a yr down for a couple of days. I had a Coachman Concord which was down 4x a yr a week to 3 weeks at a time.
Down where?
What about Solar power, lithium battery for multiple energy systems?
is that a frying pan you are wearing on your wrist?
Love to own one . Perfect for my wife and I .
Thank you for watching!
Perfect to get away from the wife too
@@papaboattail3736 lol
Nice one , how much coasts this short châssis van?
The Revel MSRP starts around 210K But we have discounted pricing at the moment.
@@ColonialRV thank you Sir
I noticed when you lowered the bed that the bikes were no longer there, so in order to sleep would I have to move my bikes outside?
There is approximately 26" from the floor to bed with it fully lowered. Some bikes will fit depending on the size.
Still wondering why it's almost 200000?
Because people are nuts
@@frenchfryfarmer436 NoKidding there.😄😄😄👍
That’s msrp no one pays msrp
@@jncn1490 I wouldn't pay half of that...
Thank you for all this useful information..it looks like a great van.. each vehicle has its advantages and disadvantages…👍
Thank you for watching!
First off, I have been watching a ton of these on all the different makes/models and hands down your presentation is the best! Question: with the bed all the way up is the roof AC still fully functional or is it blocked somewhat?
Thank you for watching! Yes, the A/C is still functional when the bed is up. The bed can also be lowered slightly to allow more airflow.
Where did the bikes go when the bed was down?
Depending on the size of the bike they can remain under the bed.
Wow you said all that without taking a breath...
Great Video. How much is it as is?
Usually they MSRP for 216K+. We have great deals on the Revel currently. Check them out on our website > www.colonialrv.com/14023/
Nicely done sir! Great van and great presentation. It's probably asked a million times below but what is a price range for these and delivery time range? I'd guess 1 to 3 years wait and in excess of 175k. I use these vans for my business and have been on a one year wait list for a cargo 4x4.
Thank you for watching! We just got a few in stock. Starting MSRP is $202,401
Propane is 44/mol. Air is 29g/mol.
I've never done 4x4 but isn't that diesel heat thingy and other stuff underneath kinda low if you're trying to get over rocky or bumpy terrain
does it have a rear view camera?
Yes
I wonder how long you can run the air conditioner on the batteries....
The batteries can run the A/C for about 6 hours before being completely depleted.
@@ColonialRV That’s long enough to keep the pets cool while shopping. So when depleted, can they be charged by running the engine?
@@Emuspaul Yes, you can either charge by running the engine or use the solar.
I don’t understand why they didn’t put the Volta power system in the Revel for 2022. It’s been in the Travatto for years.
Good idea, possibly in the future.
Awesome - almost the perfect van for an outdoorsy small family. Almost…. Loft bed is a game changer. Maybe I missed it but this rig drives 4 and sleeps only 2? Why not back seats like the Ford Nugget to sleep 2 children? I guess if you can afford this price tag you can afford to put the kids in a hotel.
ARE YOU GUYS ABLE TO GET A RIGHT HAND DRIVE REVEL? If yes i need it
Unfortunately not in the U.S.
@@ColonialRV do you know where it can be sourced? i want to try overlanding all the way to africa and back...
Excellent review! I am considering the Revel and the Airstream Interstate 19. Any thoughts on which is a better choice?
They are very similar, but it depends on what you are looking for. The Revel offers more storage for your gear and a more rugged exterior. The Interstae Nineteen is more of a luxury coach and has a slightly larger bed. We carry both models at our dealership if you want to compare them side by side.
@@ColonialRV thank you! Am leaning a bit more towards the Interstate 19 (given more of a luxury coach). Who can I contact to chat more? Thanks!
@@srinimaverick You can give us a call at 800-265-9019 or email sales@colonialairstream.com for more information.
Is the rear door insulated?
The revels are very nice …. Not a fan of the cassette toilet, but understand why it is there. Need to add heated and cooled seats.
Heated seats would be nice!
I'm considering getting one and this review is epic, especially when it comes to electricity. I thought the solar and batteries provided aren't enough. I happen to have solar at home, and NO you do not have to rely on the grid. At least in California, you HAVE to be connected, which is different. If you have batteries, like I do, you don't need the grid at all. Saying that the Revel can't rely on solar/batteries alone is a lie. It's not *designed* to run on electricity alone, which is VERY different. There are RVs out there that run exclusively on solar/batteries. But these are all added afterwards because, for whichever reason, manufacturers aren't putting in the effort to make this happen.
Great video I definitely want to buy one. What’s best place you recommend taking one for a test drive. Any good dealers in New York?
We are located in NJ if you are interested in a test drive.
Interesting thank you price?
$193,272
Great review, I want one!
Thank you so much for a wonderful and professional talk/walkthrough of this magnificent van. I do have several questions for you (1) Will these vans ever become all-electric? (2) I do not believe that the price of the van was mentioned? (3) Is it possible to purchase the blue jacket that you were wearing? (4) And finally, would you kindly tell me the brand name of the magnificent wristwatch that you were wearing? The van is amazing!
Thanks for Watching Allan! We may start seeing all-electric RVs in the near future. Starting MSRP is $193,272. We have some Colonial branded apparel in or store and the watch is from Diesel.
Excellent review!!
Thank you Randy!
That watch is huge!
😂
self defense watch. One smack to the head you're out
$210K! I am out of my league here, that is more than I paid for my home. Super nice though
Indeed, the price of high-end RVs can often match that of a house. But remember, they offer a unique blend of comfort and freedom. We're glad you appreciate the quality!
@@ColonialRV for sure, that would be perfect for my needs. But I think I have RV taste on a pop up or teardrop budget unfortunately.
Great video review. Such a nice travel van, however the price point these have moved to is a really tough entry point.
Thank you for watching. Unfortunly the prices of everything have been going up as of late.
Well remember this is a FOUR season and it is a 4X4.
why do you need 4x4 if all you're ever at is at paved, developed, public campgrounds?
Nice, but the shower shelves are stupid. Who else is putting shelves in the shower? Still, its the best designed camper van for North America.
The shelves allow the shower to be used as a closet when not in use.
great review.
Thank You!
And the price???
No locking center differential means it’s great two wheel drive vehicle. No locking diffs on the front or rear without a center locking diff makes it a great one wheel drive vehicle. This is NOT an off-road vehicle, it’s barely able to handle a dirt driveway.
Wouldn't take much to do an E locker
They do have an electronic brake diff lock aid that does help in this regard.
@@flat6fever680 - True, I spaced on using the electronic brakes to make a faux 4x4 drive. And that just might be enough as no one is going to take this thing down any serious trails. I’ve seen Toyotas off-road and while they seem crude, it does work in mild to moderate trails.
Why are the revels going up in price??? Isn't the idea to keep the price low as possible??? They're practically 200k now......
The addition of the lithium battery system in the 2022 has made the price increase.
BS, supplies and demand
Very nice review! How long is the order process and wait time to get one? TIA
We currently have one in stock that can be purchased. If you would like to place an order, give us a call 800-265-9019 for current production time.
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This should be a 75K camper. I own a Winnebago sprinter based camper and I'd buy the revel, but it's a smaller, less featured RV for over twice what I paid for a view. That's just insane.
No, $75k? You must have lived in a cave for the last 30 years. But $215k, that’s ludicrous. $150k tops, with a/c and those rims/tires.
@@JeepCherokeeful I'm just putting in perspective compared to any other sprinter RV you're getting about half the value for the money your spending. Half the features, less than half the space, less towing capacity, etc. The only thing you gain is 4wd and ground clearance. The prices are extremely inflated, beyond the rate of inflation. The only thing driving the price over 75k is the illusion sold by #vanlife promoters.
@@JeepCherokeeful They are over $210,000 and are NOT worth the money for its size and passenger capacity.
@@ironhorsegladiator5034 no doubt! $125k would be fair
is an under hood generator an option? I didn't hear you mention it.
The Revel does have a second 12-volt alternator that will fully recharge the system in less than two hours of drive time.
@@ColonialRV but you can not idol it, you must drive it which makes it useless in a camping situation. Tell the folks the whole story.
@@gosman949 It won't charge coach batteries if you're just idling the motor? That's outrageous if true.
@@mitchrichardson744 that's true.
@@gosman949 y do you need to idle it? Upgrade the lithium batteries and you have 8-10 hrs of ac use . Or shore power for unlimited ac .
Or solar if stationary.
What is the weight ?
Around 9050 lbs
It would have nice if this van can seat 2 adults and 3 kids
Right. Because there's no way 5 people could exist in this tiny camper. The comment about 4 people sitting at the frisbee table was laughable.
can't understand how this cost $175K...crazy
Supply/demand
All the rich suddenly want the RV lifestyle so they jack up the price .
The stupid thing is they didn’t give an access hole through the floor to run a hose when on city connection overnight
Right? Or just an exterior inlet like literally every other RV on the planet?
How much does it cost and where can I buy one?
Starting MSRP is $185,838. We are currently taking orders. www.ColonialRV.com 800-265-9019
What do you do with all the gear you have in the garage at night when you go to bed? I assume just leave it outside. Ok in some places but it would be gone in the morning in a lot of locations
With the bed lowered you still have 24.5" of space under the bed.
What to do with dog when going inside store or out to restaurant?
keep the air turned on. It has lithium batteries.
What about the bathroom? Nothing on that?
The new model video will be coming out shortly. We will make sure to take a deeper dive into the bathroom! Thanks for watching.
The worst part about Revel is the suspensions that are terrible and horrible. When you drive downhills with turning, you absolutely will feel that the vehicle will be rolled over off the cliff. I have to drive Revel even slower than a big truck. Every owner must upgrade the suspension......
By the way, I haven't found any differences with model 2021...
Any recommendations on the suspension upgrade?
@@mitchrichardson744 Van Compass
You covered everything, except the price that is North of $220,000.
Sorry my friend, way too much money for a retiree to spend. But thanks again
And heaven forbid if you're a full figured camper.
Also, this video might be misleading as it shows 2 bikes in the garage but it seems clear that the bed can't be lowered with them in it.
Can you fit a dirt bike in it
Yes it will fit but the bed will not be able to fully extend down.
Good presentation.
Thank you!
15:50 wtf is all that black silicone? the workmanship is subpar, better to just build your own.
You remind me of Steve Martin. 🙂
60 amps a day is meaningless without the time factor 60 amp HOURS per day. It could also be expressed as approximately 720 watt/hours, which will run a 720 watt load for one hour, not counting conversion losses, which are usually between 10 and 20% in and out of the batteries and an inverter. Obviously, the batteries can run that load about 5 times longer than just a days' solar input. Neat little rig there. :)
He said 60 amps a day. „a day“ is the time factor. Sure, it is debatable if a day is a full 24 hours or perhaps only 8 „business“ hours so I agree, amp hours would be less ambiguous. Still, „60 amps a day” is not meaningless
@@orange13 I know what he meant and it IS meaningless. We are talking about draw over time. It cannot be expressed as amps alone. Amps is a measure of draw, not power. AmpHours is a measure of power use. One can correctly express it as 60 AmpHours per day. The qualifier has to be there or it means nothing. It is a common error for those that are not entirely familiar with electricity.
People have to be nuts to pay that kind of price, $186,000.00 for a van that only fits 1-2 people. ROFL crazy.
amen brother. Terestarship above is one of the nuts.
how much...
There are other options like Pre-Owned that help folks get in at a reasonable price.