I hear you, it is a trade off. We prefer a full bathroom but then the one we have is huge and is not as easy to get around in so.... It all depends on what your priorities are in the moment. Thanks for watching.
Driveables are wonderful in so many ways but they aren't for everyone. It really depends on your priorities and how you plan to use your RV. There are many reasons we would love and Class B and there are many reasons we would not. Honestly, we would be the worst customers never being able to make up our mind. I tell Kory all of the time I just need one of each. haha Thanks for watching.
The prices of these small RV’s are absurd. One is WAY better off buying a quality slightly used high roof cargo van for 30-35k. Then drop another 20-30k with a professional to have it outfitted to ones needs.
Your suggestion is an option but it has some cons to it as well. You may save in price but lose in warranty and then there is a lot of planning, effort and time involved in a project like you are suggesting which some folks just don't want to do. Also the quality level of materials used with complete systems, as you get in these rigs, you will probably not be able to get for 20-30K unless you are doing lots of the outfitting yourself. So although we agree with you that you can get a pretty amazing build out in a reliable used van for less, check out our favourite one ua-cam.com/video/ooty1q7nKqI/v-deo.html here, there are still lots of details that don't appeal to everyone. That's why we always say 'there is a right RV out there for everyone', thanks for sharing your thoughts and watching.
Does Size Matter Agree. I’ve watched so many vlogs featuring DIY van conversion and I have to say fit and fitness (not to mention reliability) in general were suspect. While it is true sticker pricing on these premium Class B’s could be a shocker to most people (myself included), one must take in consideration the R & D put in by the manufacturers to built these hi-tech motor homes. Case in point, I’d prefer to drive around in a reliable vehicle especially in remote places.
Very interesting van, well built. Im not a fan of wet baths but in a van that is what you get.
I hear you, it is a trade off. We prefer a full bathroom but then the one we have is huge and is not as easy to get around in so.... It all depends on what your priorities are in the moment. Thanks for watching.
Not a big fan of A-C vehicles, however this looks great. Thanks for the Video!
Driveables are wonderful in so many ways but they aren't for everyone. It really depends on your priorities and how you plan to use your RV. There are many reasons we would love and Class B and there are many reasons we would not. Honestly, we would be the worst customers never being able to make up our mind. I tell Kory all of the time I just need one of each. haha Thanks for watching.
The prices of these small RV’s are absurd. One is WAY better off buying a quality slightly used high roof cargo van for 30-35k. Then drop another 20-30k with a professional to have it outfitted to ones needs.
Your suggestion is an option but it has some cons to it as well. You may save in price but lose in warranty and then there is a lot of planning, effort and time involved in a project like you are suggesting which some folks just don't want to do. Also the quality level of materials used with complete systems, as you get in these rigs, you will probably not be able to get for 20-30K unless you are doing lots of the outfitting yourself. So although we agree with you that you can get a pretty amazing build out in a reliable used van for less, check out our favourite one ua-cam.com/video/ooty1q7nKqI/v-deo.html here, there are still lots of details that don't appeal to everyone. That's why we always say 'there is a right RV out there for everyone', thanks for sharing your thoughts and watching.
Does Size Matter
Agree. I’ve watched so many vlogs featuring DIY van conversion and I have to say fit and fitness (not to mention reliability) in general were suspect. While it is true sticker pricing on these premium Class B’s could be a shocker to most people (myself included), one must take in consideration the R & D put in by the manufacturers to built these hi-tech motor homes. Case in point, I’d prefer to drive around in a reliable vehicle especially in remote places.
As someone doing exactly this there no way you can have the amount of amenities this vehicle offers for 20-35k in addition to the chassis.