Wow Glad no one was hurt and Zack was able to get you safely off the road. All is good in RV Life. Have Fun Stay Safe and Keep Making Memories. You can giggle about this one in years to come
You won't be liked by the industry with sharing all these realities owning a pre-owned Prevost conversion. How many issues since owning it? I had a YT channel called Prevost life for two years. It started off fun....even though I had a breakdown within the first 150 miles after buying it. $80k and 18 months later, the Prevost conversion business didn't like me sharing the truth online...of course. It got to the point were I was almost band from all small service centers. Then lies started happening. I was considered a complainer. Cheap and couldn't afford the ride. Then selling it myself became a nightmare because of the sharks in the used coach business. All my videos became about myself and others NOT happy with the industry. I will NEVER own a use Prevost again. Not because it broke a few times. Because of the people in the used RV business. They have this blank look on their faces like you shouldn't be complaining about the tens of thousands of dollars they're going to charge you. Almost actually saying...you can't afford it. Even though none of them can afford one. Or, know why they wouldn't own one. Most of them hate used Prevost owners and call them snobs. Entitled.....NO, some of us aren't. We're just SHOCKED at how often stuff breaks...and tired of the attitude we get when we're truly realizing just how much of a loss a bus actually is. Nervous to take it on long trips KNOWING something will go wrong. How much this time? Those who drive older Prevost that say nothing really goes wrong...are lying. Or drive it 500 miles a year then park it.
You have to be ready to fix stuff. America is full of pot holes and maintenance is ongoing. We love our Prevost, but understand your story. Thanks for reaching out!!💕Zack & Linda
We drive ours on average about 25K miles per year. Yes, things go wrong. Not always, but sometimes. Things happen. Roads are, well, roads. It also comes down to the converter as well. Some are better than others. Whether you purchase a new or pre-owned coach, you will have issues. Just like buying a house or anything else that is used for daily life. Things will happen. No matter what you own. I know people that purchase new and pre-owned homes and guess what they call them.....? Money pits. Our house is a money pit. A super nice money pit. Just like our coach. And vehicles. The other option is to lease from someone else and own nothing and let them do the repairs.
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Wow Glad no one was hurt and Zack was able to get you safely off the road. All is good in RV Life. Have Fun Stay Safe and Keep Making Memories. You can giggle about this one in years to come
It was shocking!! We both stayed calm and I appreciate God had us at the right a lot to exit the highway!! Stay safe!💕Zack & Linda
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Thanks Ken!💕
You won't be liked by the industry with sharing all these realities owning a pre-owned Prevost conversion. How many issues since owning it? I had a YT channel called Prevost life for two years. It started off fun....even though I had a breakdown within the first 150 miles after buying it.
$80k and 18 months later, the Prevost conversion business didn't like me sharing the truth online...of course. It got to the point were I was almost band from all small service centers. Then lies started happening. I was considered a complainer. Cheap and couldn't afford the ride. Then selling it myself became a nightmare because of the sharks in the used coach business. All my videos became about myself and others NOT happy with the industry. I will NEVER own a use Prevost again. Not because it broke a few times. Because of the people in the used RV business. They have this blank look on their faces like you shouldn't be complaining about the tens of thousands of dollars they're going to charge you. Almost actually saying...you can't afford it. Even though none of them can afford one. Or, know why they wouldn't own one. Most of them hate used Prevost owners and call them snobs. Entitled.....NO, some of us aren't. We're just SHOCKED at how often stuff breaks...and tired of the attitude we get when we're truly realizing just how much of a loss a bus actually is. Nervous to take it on long trips KNOWING something will go wrong. How much this time?
Those who drive older Prevost that say nothing really goes wrong...are lying. Or drive it 500 miles a year then park it.
You have to be ready to fix stuff. America is full of pot holes and maintenance is ongoing. We love our Prevost, but understand your story. Thanks for reaching out!!💕Zack & Linda
We drive ours on average about 25K miles per year. Yes, things go wrong. Not always, but sometimes. Things happen. Roads are, well, roads. It also comes down to the converter as well. Some are better than others. Whether you purchase a new or pre-owned coach, you will have issues. Just like buying a house or anything else that is used for daily life. Things will happen. No matter what you own. I know people that purchase new and pre-owned homes and guess what they call them.....? Money pits. Our house is a money pit. A super nice money pit. Just like our coach. And vehicles. The other option is to lease from someone else and own nothing and let them do the repairs.
@@imike0367 so true!! Thanks for sharing your experience!! 💕Zack & Linda