We went to the Grech after a long look at both. Finish on the cabinet edges of the Airstream was rough. Grech uses only stainless in the underbody (Tank holding assemblies, thru bolts and all the side mounting brackets). New Airsteams were already rusting around the tank brackets. I have owned 3 Airstreams. Grech spoke for itself
Had 2 Airstream Lounges and switched to the Gretchen Srada Ion in 2022. The fit, finish, quality and reliability has been incredible. The Lithium battery package is a must if you travel with pets-- no noisy generator. We use this like some families use a suburban for a trip to dinner with a big group. It’s not a contest. Gretchen for the win.
GREAT comparison video! And, very detailed. We just switched from a 2021 Airstream Classic to a 2023 Airstream Interstate 24GT with the E1 package, 4x4, auto-leveling jacks and Tommy Bahama styling. We’re also full-timing in it as a family of three, so lots of adventures ahead. Grech was on our radar initially, and they are similar in quality, but the community aspect of Airstream is ultimately what sold us on it. Again, excellent video Andrew! Lauren+Daniel+Dash
Great comparison video, Andrew!! I've had my eye on the Interstate 24GT for some time but I have also been following LivinRVision and am impressed that they are now touring their 3rd Grech coach and in each instance, little to no break-in issues that interfere with their journey. Unbelievable - no shakedown required - 3 for 3. Contrast this to the poor customer experience that Wanderlocal has had to endure with their loaded Interstate 24GT (flooded rear coach from Timberline leak, coach wouldn't start from apparent dead chassis battery that wouldn't take a charge) but they have been positive regarding Airstream support team. Bam Bam RV Adventures highlight their use of Interstate 19, and while their overall experience appears positive, they have covered many repairs for their rig including a toilet/black tank leak (omg) very early in their ownership. What is Grech doing that Airstream is not? Looking forward to see what Airstream is improving for 2024. Grech and Airstream were using same air suspension (VB Air Ride) but Grech has upgraded theirs to Kelderman. WIll Airstream follow suit?
@@dww1213 A few more insights in last 11 days ... Grech 2024 upgrades air conditioner unit - much quieter and includes heat pump. Airstream sticking with theirs despite complaints. Also microwaves - Grech includes convection with air fryer; Airstream keeps their "just a microwave" despite complaints. How hard would it be to swap it out? Also discovered that Grech drives all their models approximately 200 miles to eliminate any rattles and squeaks as part of their QA and well before customer receives. When Wanderlocal removed the panel hiding the Timberline on their Interstate my jaw dropped at the rat nest of wires. Contrast with Grech which includes an access panel to their connections that they are actually proud to showcase as being neatly bundled and tucked. And this NIT ... both Grech and Airstream get same chassis from Mercedes but Airstream is charging > $20K for the AWD option whereas Grech adder is only $10K. They are both getting the same "apples" but one is charging way more. Another maybe NIT - Airstream lowers the back and side chairs with those dedicated black buttons at the front of the coach. I've never seen that this could be controlled from the touch panel controls as is the case with Grech. The reason I point this out is consider the use case where the back bed is raised to watch tv before calling it a day. In the Airstream you would have to get up and use those buttons at the front to lower the bed, whereas the Grech you could most likely use the companion app on your phone to lower the bed. Not to completely call out Airstream shortcomings - I do really like Airstream's pass thru screen over the kitchen sink - very cool. I like the extra tv behind the driver seat. I like the separate coach audio system. I like that the rear view mirror is a full time rear view camera display. I like the hydraulic jack option.
Thank you for mentioning LivinRVision. I am a fan have fallen in love with Grech through their travels. If I had to choose, I'd choose Grech in a heartbeat, even if their price point was higher.
Irene Irons Travel loved moving out of the Airstream into a trailer. They outgrew the Airstream but while living in it, they liked the parkability and ease of use the best. If I had my druthers, I'd pick the Grech for a lot of reasons. I like the cabinets and bathroom on the driver's side and I love the solar/lithium ion batteries.
The bathroom on the passenger side is only on that floor plan, he’s comparing two different plans and that’s deceiving. Same as the sound of the generator, in the same floor plan there is no generator
We have a 2023 Grech Terreno Ion and love it. Many higher end finishes and materials that you don't typically see in mas produced Class B's. Grech also has been very responsive. They swapped out the noisy Dometic A/C unit for the new whisper quiet unit they are now using. Great company!
Regarding the rear view screen, I think the advantage goes to Airstream as it's an always-on rear view image. It appears that on the Grech you can't view the GPS and the rear view screen at the same time. As we know, having a clear rear view is an important factor.
Andrew I own a 2022 Airstream Interstate 19 and absolutely love it. I looked at the Grech also, and they build a great van also, but like being part of the Airstream family, great video! Thanks
Hey Andrew! Great comparison video of these two awesome vans. I'm more partial to the Gretch due to the Lithium batteries. Propane just make me nervous.
Hello Andrew, a few points here. 1. The A/S that has the Tour package has the washroom on the left for the window issue, but you have cameras and mirrors, I am not sure how important that visibility issue needs to be. 2. I know Grech and perhaps A/S have gone with the Gree 12V roof AC to make it more efficient with running off batteries. Apparently, they are much quieter as well. Of course, ear plugs will make the sound go away regardless. 3. No matter which brand, the lounge version is more of an office and is not really compatible with camping. You give up so much storage space losing the closet and the work desk behind the captain’s chair for the two chairs that will hardly (if ever) be used. Also, you get a very small fridge. I think your point of having such a model to work in, sleep in (but not really camp), have meetings in and all of that makes sense, but I don’t think it is comparable to the Tour package … at all. I get that you were trying to compare the same model, but it did not work out. 4. I understand the concerns about generator noise and pollution, but the Grech uses the engine to charge the batteries when they are flat, which may be quieter (perhaps not so much as a diesel) than a OG 2500 LP, but my point is you need to compare the propane Genset with running the main engine in the Grech. What I would suggest IS an issue is that the generator’s exhaust comes out on the play side of the van. The vast majority of RV’s exhaust their generators on the left (port) side. (so the fumes go to the neighbours instead of yourself … hah!). However, propane exhaust such as HWH's and furnaces does not seem to stink like a gas generators exhaust does for example. 5. This is the first case I have heard of a van having leveling jacks. It is a wonderful option compared to messing around with plastic levelers or blocks of wood. . If you get somewhere and it is raining, or with lots of bugs and all the rest and you can stay inside and set up your vehicle. I think that is a really important option that Grech should be considering. 6. In these wet baths, you can shower a fair bit while sitting and then changing position. It’s a pain, but worth it the compromise for the ease of being smaller. Too me, the Grech washroom is more square than the A/S which is nice as well. 7. I think both Grech and A/S redo the upholstery of the cab seating to upscale it from the manufacturer. 8. Grech removed the flip-up side table in 2023 and then put it back as it is a really big help. 9. The Grech fridge is a 12V DC compressor and there is no LP gas in the unit. This is becoming more common with the use of the lithium batteries and finding auto propane is getting a lot more difficult. 10. Based on what I could see from the video the A/S has a propane furnace and the Grech has the hydronic system for heating. The furnace does not make much of a stink with its exhaust. What of the hydronics exhaust on the Grech?
I just searched grech versus interstate and low and behold 6 days back Andrew Steele does a bang up job of a comparison. Our daughters going to college this year in California and we live in Maui, so have been considering some transportation options to explore national parks and the west coast over the next foru years, but not always camping per say. We have done some rving across the country.. 60 days 6k miles in a Thor magnitude and enjoyed that experience immensely. I’d probably lean in the grech direction but look to buy one used and given that there’s more used inventory in the airstream the pricing could drive the decision. Again, fabulous interview and comparison and appreciated your fathers perspective as well. Aloha from Maui.
Airstream Grand Tour would have been a closer comparison. That Grand Lounge with 4 chairs & less kitchen & small frig. Grand Tour is where its at with E1package, 4x4 & Rivets are my preference.
The revolutionary changes in battery powered steam cleaners I think is a huge positive for both the Boating and RV Industry 2023 and looking back and looking forward and for me the reason why I wouldn't purchase any of either product at the moment as for this price should come with said system as standard...along with a convenient fire extinguisher system as well. Still better to have product to sell than the alternative absolutely.
The American Coach/Midwest Passages are even nicer. Literally the same as the Grech except they have massage seats and the correct placement for the lithium batteries, which is exactly where a generator is supposed to go according to Mercedes. The Grech lithium placement takes away from cabin storage space.
We used to own passage 2022 with lithium batteries but switched to Grech. Grech workmanship i believed is better. We loved the stainless steel they used underchassis.
Lithium needs to be in the cabin environment due to its temperature sensitivity. (No charging below freezing, and shortened lifespan over 90F). Heating elements are a poor workaround as they consume valuable energy themselves, and unless I can have a VERY well insulated compartment outside, I would never want to install my LFP batteries outside the cabin space.
At the start you mentioned both with the lithium batteries but when you mentioned the sound of the airstream generator, that was deceiving. If you get the batteries on the airstream there’s no generator 🤷🏼♂️
Do either of these vans have an alarm system? For the money, they should. My 2017 Pleasureway does not - shame. After market alarms are easier to crack, imo. Great comparison.
You didnt mention that the Grech only allows the front tv to be used with headphones, the window at thr captains chair behind the driver doesn't open, and are there filler boards for the rear when the back is down as a bed? That could be an deal breaker for tall people. Also, the table top in thr Gretch is just pressboard? Its a granite top on the Airstream. The Airstream also has the big storage space in the rear, along with the wifi cables. Did you mention that Airstreams E1 package includes 400w of solar, 100w of which is dedicated to keeping the chassis battery charged. It would have be nice to see similar floorplans and power source compared. All in all, they look identical (Airstream has been around longer, so it looks like the Grech copied the best od the best), however, I do like the inconspicuous utilities on thr driver side. Nice touch.
big Grech fan, unfortunately I think we just didn’t have the best of luck w ours or our dealer, campers inn in leesburg florida; left the dealer and about half way home had a roof leak from the ac unit, common I guess and Andrew’s right, that ac unit is loud!! our alternator wouldn’t charge the batteries, power window shade probs and a few other minor problems. Still think grech is a great product and their customer service is well above any other in the industry! We traded for a storyteller but do miss some of the benefits of the gretch i.e lithionics, the app etc…
Show Me Underneath Both Thats The comparison I want to see. Build quality and where the Critical components are and How Secure are they and if they are all weather. I do Like Grech more for the Build Quality and The Stealth Aspect. But I would go with a Leisher Travel Because it has a Separate Shower. Thats My Top Priority. But I Love B Vans
I forgot to say that one can purchase a reasonably nice house or condo for those prices. Those purchases increase in value, the Class B’s you propose loose value as time goes by. Really, tell us WHY someone would make such purchase!
Alternative to staying in expensive hotels when traveling. Jotels also require 48hr cancellation and lots of fees and taxes can run into the $$thousands. And can also take your time traveling to destination.
I guess I'm in the class that just doesn't get this class. Too much money for what looks - simply cramped. I don't get the value prop. I mean, it's not as though they're all that great at maneuvering in small spaces. Hard pass on the category.
$200 thousand plus, you must be kidding. One can purchase a reasonable Class A, or an even better Class C for that price or less. I didn’t finish the video, I became so disillusioned with the RV industry manufacturing such rigs. I feel they are taking advantage of those of us who want to make a valued purchase. Enuf said!!!
You know I used to enjoy watching your videos but lately all you show is multimillionaire coaches and resorts, not everyone is a millionaire. You have lost me as a subscriber
We went to the Grech after a long look at both. Finish on the cabinet edges of the Airstream was rough. Grech uses only stainless in the underbody (Tank holding assemblies, thru bolts and all the side mounting brackets). New Airsteams were already rusting around the tank brackets. I have owned 3 Airstreams. Grech spoke for itself
That’s great feedback. Thank you.
Had 2 Airstream Lounges and switched to the Gretchen Srada Ion in 2022. The fit, finish, quality and reliability has been incredible. The Lithium battery package is a must if you travel with pets-- no noisy generator. We use this like some families use a suburban for a trip to dinner with a big group. It’s not a contest. Gretchen for the win.
GREAT comparison video! And, very detailed. We just switched from a 2021 Airstream Classic to a 2023 Airstream Interstate 24GT with the E1 package, 4x4, auto-leveling jacks and Tommy Bahama styling. We’re also full-timing in it as a family of three, so lots of adventures ahead. Grech was on our radar initially, and they are similar in quality, but the community aspect of Airstream is ultimately what sold us on it. Again, excellent video Andrew! Lauren+Daniel+Dash
I have a 2016 Airstream Interstate that I pretty much live in that now has 360,000 miles on it……..I love it.
Great comparison video, Grech for the win between these two IMO.
Great comparison video, Andrew!! I've had my eye on the Interstate 24GT for some time but I have also been following LivinRVision and am impressed that they are now touring their 3rd Grech coach and in each instance, little to no break-in issues that interfere with their journey. Unbelievable - no shakedown required - 3 for 3. Contrast this to the poor customer experience that Wanderlocal has had to endure with their loaded Interstate 24GT (flooded rear coach from Timberline leak, coach wouldn't start from apparent dead chassis battery that wouldn't take a charge) but they have been positive regarding Airstream support team. Bam Bam RV Adventures highlight their use of Interstate 19, and while their overall experience appears positive, they have covered many repairs for their rig including a toilet/black tank leak (omg) very early in their ownership. What is Grech doing that Airstream is not? Looking forward to see what Airstream is improving for 2024. Grech and Airstream were using same air suspension (VB Air Ride) but Grech has upgraded theirs to Kelderman. WIll Airstream follow suit?
Been following both the Grech and Airstream podcasts you mentioned as well. Resdy to goneith 2024 Grech due to new air ride suspension. Great post.
@@dww1213 A few more insights in last 11 days ... Grech 2024 upgrades air conditioner unit - much quieter and includes heat pump. Airstream sticking with theirs despite complaints. Also microwaves - Grech includes convection with air fryer; Airstream keeps their "just a microwave" despite complaints. How hard would it be to swap it out? Also discovered that Grech drives all their models approximately 200 miles to eliminate any rattles and squeaks as part of their QA and well before customer receives. When Wanderlocal removed the panel hiding the Timberline on their Interstate my jaw dropped at the rat nest of wires. Contrast with Grech which includes an access panel to their connections that they are actually proud to showcase as being neatly bundled and tucked. And this NIT ... both Grech and Airstream get same chassis from Mercedes but Airstream is charging > $20K for the AWD option whereas Grech adder is only $10K. They are both getting the same "apples" but one is charging way more. Another maybe NIT - Airstream lowers the back and side chairs with those dedicated black buttons at the front of the coach. I've never seen that this could be controlled from the touch panel controls as is the case with Grech. The reason I point this out is consider the use case where the back bed is raised to watch tv before calling it a day. In the Airstream you would have to get up and use those buttons at the front to lower the bed, whereas the Grech you could most likely use the companion app on your phone to lower the bed. Not to completely call out Airstream shortcomings - I do really like Airstream's pass thru screen over the kitchen sink - very cool. I like the extra tv behind the driver seat. I like the separate coach audio system. I like that the rear view mirror is a full time rear view camera display. I like the hydraulic jack option.
I could never justify spending that kind of money on small units like that but to each their own
Thank you for mentioning LivinRVision. I am a fan have fallen in love with Grech through their travels. If I had to choose, I'd choose Grech in a heartbeat, even if their price point was higher.
Irene Irons Travel loved moving out of the Airstream into a trailer. They outgrew the Airstream but while living in it, they liked the parkability and ease of use the best. If I had my druthers, I'd pick the Grech for a lot of reasons. I like the cabinets and bathroom on the driver's side and I love the solar/lithium ion batteries.
But know they are in a white box. Big downgrade in my book
The bathroom on the passenger side is only on that floor plan, he’s comparing two different plans and that’s deceiving. Same as the sound of the generator, in the same floor plan there is no generator
And remember he’s paid by grech for this video. Which is fine
We have a 2023 Grech Terreno Ion and love it. Many higher end finishes and materials that you don't typically see in mas produced Class B's. Grech also has been very responsive. They swapped out the noisy Dometic A/C unit for the new whisper quiet unit they are now using. Great company!
Regarding the rear view screen, I think the advantage goes to Airstream as it's an always-on rear view image. It appears that on the Grech you can't view the GPS and the rear view screen at the same time. As we know, having a clear rear view is an important factor.
Airstream also shows the rear view from the MBUX too... so you get 2 views of the rear when in reverse
Andrew I own a 2022 Airstream Interstate 19 and absolutely love it. I looked at the Grech also, and they build a great van also, but like being part of the Airstream family, great video!
Thanks
Hey Andrew! Great comparison video of these two awesome vans. I'm more partial to the Gretch due to the Lithium batteries. Propane just make me nervous.
Hello Andrew, a few points here.
1. The A/S that has the Tour package has the washroom on the left for the window issue, but you have cameras and mirrors, I am not sure how important that visibility issue needs to be.
2. I know Grech and perhaps A/S have gone with the Gree 12V roof AC to make it more efficient with running off batteries. Apparently, they are much quieter as well. Of course, ear plugs will make the sound go away regardless.
3. No matter which brand, the lounge version is more of an office and is not really compatible with camping. You give up so much storage space losing the closet and the work desk behind the captain’s chair for the two chairs that will hardly (if ever) be used. Also, you get a very small fridge. I think your point of having such a model to work in, sleep in (but not really camp), have meetings in and all of that makes sense, but I don’t think it is comparable to the Tour package … at all. I get that you were trying to compare the same model, but it did not work out.
4. I understand the concerns about generator noise and pollution, but the Grech uses the engine to charge the batteries when they are flat, which may be quieter (perhaps not so much as a diesel) than a OG 2500 LP, but my point is you need to compare the propane Genset with running the main engine in the Grech. What I would suggest IS an issue is that the generator’s exhaust comes out on the play side of the van. The vast majority of RV’s exhaust their generators on the left (port) side. (so the fumes go to the neighbours instead of yourself … hah!). However, propane exhaust such as HWH's and furnaces does not seem to stink like a gas generators exhaust does for example.
5. This is the first case I have heard of a van having leveling jacks. It is a wonderful option compared to messing around with plastic levelers or blocks of wood. . If you get somewhere and it is raining, or with lots of bugs and all the rest and you can stay inside and set up your vehicle. I think that is a really important option that Grech should be considering.
6. In these wet baths, you can shower a fair bit while sitting and then changing position. It’s a pain, but worth it the compromise for the ease of being smaller. Too me, the Grech washroom is more square than the A/S which is nice as well.
7. I think both Grech and A/S redo the upholstery of the cab seating to upscale it from the manufacturer.
8. Grech removed the flip-up side table in 2023 and then put it back as it is a really big help.
9. The Grech fridge is a 12V DC compressor and there is no LP gas in the unit. This is becoming more common with the use of the lithium batteries and finding auto propane is getting a lot more difficult.
10. Based on what I could see from the video the A/S has a propane furnace and the Grech has the hydronic system for heating. The furnace does not make much of a stink with its exhaust. What of the hydronics exhaust on the Grech?
Grech has a cleaner look and can't tell it's an RV ! 👀 and all stainless steel undercarriage
I just searched grech versus interstate and low and behold 6 days back Andrew Steele does a bang up job of a comparison. Our daughters going to college this year in California and we live in Maui, so have been considering some transportation options to explore national parks and the west coast over the next foru years, but not always camping per say. We have done some rving across the country.. 60 days 6k miles in a Thor magnitude and enjoyed that experience immensely. I’d probably lean in the grech direction but look to buy one used and given that there’s more used inventory in the airstream the pricing could drive the decision. Again, fabulous interview and comparison and appreciated your fathers perspective as well. Aloha from Maui.
Airstream is so expensive but it is so ugly AF with all those cutouts at the side.
Grech for the win always :)
Subscribed to both you tube channels. Placement of bathroom and bathroom sink: I would choose Grech.
I'll go with the Grech.
Airstream Grand Tour would have been a closer comparison. That Grand Lounge with 4 chairs & less kitchen & small frig. Grand Tour is where its at with E1package, 4x4 & Rivets are my preference.
I watch literally ALL of the RV videos. Have a question, post it!
Wish you could have shown the underneath of both vehicles to see the difference! No one has yet to my knowledge!
FIBERGLASS BODY SKIRTS ON THE GRECH VS PLASTIC. HUGE
The revolutionary changes in battery powered steam cleaners I think is a huge positive for both the Boating and RV Industry 2023 and looking back and looking forward and for me the reason why I wouldn't purchase any of either product at the moment as for this price should come with said system as standard...along with a convenient fire extinguisher system as well. Still better to have product to sell than the alternative absolutely.
I would like to see a comparison of the Grech Strada-Ion versus the Airstream Atlas.
The American Coach/Midwest Passages are even nicer. Literally the same as the Grech except they have massage seats and the correct placement for the lithium batteries, which is exactly where a generator is supposed to go according to Mercedes. The Grech lithium placement takes away from cabin storage space.
We used to own passage 2022 with lithium batteries but switched to Grech. Grech workmanship i believed is better. We loved the stainless steel they used underchassis.
Lithium needs to be in the cabin environment due to its temperature sensitivity. (No charging below freezing, and shortened lifespan over 90F). Heating elements are a poor workaround as they consume valuable energy themselves, and unless I can have a VERY well insulated compartment outside, I would never want to install my LFP batteries outside the cabin space.
I Like The Grech
At the start you mentioned both with the lithium batteries but when you mentioned the sound of the airstream generator, that was deceiving. If you get the batteries on the airstream there’s no generator 🤷🏼♂️
Which has a better ride? Both have air ride? Grdch does nothing to the front suspension, what does airstream do?
Love my Grech’s quality.
Do either of these vans have an alarm system? For the money, they should. My 2017 Pleasureway does not - shame. After market alarms are easier to crack, imo. Great comparison.
Andrew, very nice comparison of the high end Class B Rv’s. wondering how the Embassy RV would rate against these two? What are your thoughts?
You didnt mention that the Grech only allows the front tv to be used with headphones, the window at thr captains chair behind the driver doesn't open, and are there filler boards for the rear when the back is down as a bed? That could be an deal breaker for tall people. Also, the table top in thr Gretch is just pressboard? Its a granite top on the Airstream. The Airstream also has the big storage space in the rear, along with the wifi cables. Did you mention that Airstreams E1 package includes 400w of solar, 100w of which is dedicated to keeping the chassis battery charged. It would have be nice to see similar floorplans and power source compared. All in all, they look identical (Airstream has been around longer, so it looks like the Grech copied the best od the best), however, I do like the inconspicuous utilities on thr driver side. Nice touch.
Next compare the Greco and the Chinook Bayside please?
Partial to the Grech. All thanks to Brian and Michele (Pie Girl 😄). Great plug/shoutout to LivinRVision. Stay safe, stay well.
Would love to see Dean put his artwork on one of these units.
The price is ridiculous. Cant imagine spending that kind of money on something so small. Its a van, hardly an rv.
How about the atlas?
I like the Grech it checks all the boxes I will be buying a Strada Ion Lounge /AWD in the next couple of months.
Better to have bathroom at rear so less closed in feel for the rest of van. And further away from kitchen area.
The van is $260,000-$300,000. Looks like a Grech Lusso. There are a couple of others that make similar floor plans and quality
Grech wins. Is it possible to flat tow any of them behind a Class A?
Nice video keep up the good work fella
Great job as usual.
Thanks for what you bring to the table.
Micky C
I think 🤔 the tank specs on the grech are little better than the airstream 🎊
I would still like the Roadtrek CS Adventureous with the lithium pkg.
big Grech fan, unfortunately I think we just didn’t have the best of luck w ours or our dealer, campers inn in leesburg florida; left the dealer and about half way home had a roof leak from the ac unit, common I guess and Andrew’s right, that ac unit is loud!!
our alternator wouldn’t charge the batteries, power window shade probs and a few other minor problems. Still think grech is a great product and their customer service is well above any other in the industry! We traded for a storyteller but do miss some of the benefits of the gretch i.e lithionics, the app etc…
Keep hearing about the a/c leak problem. Scary. And the alternator. Oh no.
For me i love my Grech Strada Ion’23 simply the best and world class B elegant rv.
Show Me Underneath Both Thats The comparison I want to see. Build quality and where the Critical components are and How Secure are they and if they are all weather. I do Like Grech more for the Build Quality and The Stealth Aspect. But I would go with a Leisher Travel Because it has a Separate Shower. Thats My Top Priority. But I Love B Vans
Lose the skirts so that you can keep an eye on things while travelling. No need for them.
Wow, these are really nice!
Great video, thank you
The Gretch has a bigger fridge that is the advantage not the closet.
Or a parlor and bathroom in the back all
Why do you pick the most expensive? Not everyone can afford this
Because some can...
I'm under the impression that if you're at going across America you'll have easier time fixing the Airstream
Great vid!!
Expensive and just too small for me… but they are popular and more power to the folks that buy them…
Superbe 🤩
There must be no new class A coaches around these days 🤔.
The big difference. Airstream holds it value.
I forgot to say that one can purchase a reasonably nice house or condo for those prices. Those purchases increase in value, the Class B’s you propose loose value as time goes by. Really, tell us WHY someone would make such purchase!
The vans tend to be a little easier to travel in than a condo.... I've never come across a condo that does well on the road.
Alternative to staying in expensive hotels when traveling. Jotels also require 48hr cancellation and lots of fees and taxes can run into the $$thousands. And can also take your time traveling to destination.
I wanted to buy Mercedes Grech v.
Airstream a lanitarafat's pal carajo
I guess I'm in the class that just doesn't get this class. Too much money for what looks - simply cramped. I don't get the value prop. I mean, it's not as though they're all that great at maneuvering in small spaces. Hard pass on the category.
Very confusing.
$200 thousand plus, you must be kidding. One can purchase a reasonable Class A, or an even better Class C for that price or less. I didn’t finish the video, I became so disillusioned with the RV industry manufacturing such rigs. I feel they are taking advantage of those of us who want to make a valued purchase. Enuf said!!!
Bigger toilet no closet
TOO MUCH MONEY ~!
You can put on all the lipstick you can, but it's still an overpriced van, 😮😂 lol
You know I used to enjoy watching your videos but lately all you show is multimillionaire coaches and resorts, not everyone is a millionaire. You have lost me as a subscriber
BYE BYE!!!!
Oh, shame....poor guy.
Grech customer service is phenomenal.