Some of the features I like that weren't mentioned: The dinette table comes with shorter legs to convert it to a coffee table. The outside kitchen has a pullout counter for a small portable grill or extra prep space. Dual zone climate controls for AC.
Matt should spend more time speaking with the dealership salesperson and reading the brochures so when he's presenting the product he has the knowledge required to be a trusted resource. Currently I suspect he is simply an occasionally laughable comedian.
❤600lbs overcab bunk ❤ outside kitchen nice.. Could that be an "option" if I didn't want it? ❤ nice motor home. Like the size. 😡 agree bed to high. My dogs every day getting down on a hard floor 😡 no kitchen storage. More storage in bathroom then kitchen😡
We have senior furbabies, we always carry a foldable wide step so they can get up on the bed and it doubles as a first step up into the rv during the day
You guys are absolutely the best reviewers, I've watched others but get bored pretty fast. You guys keep the party going all the way till the end of the video.
Hey Matt Andrew! Guys,I want to comment so bad as I had been before!I can say that it is very roomy with in &out kitchen!Gotta go now. Still watching you with that ladder!MmmMmmMmm-Scary is right,Andrea!🤭Be careful!!The doggie window is great 👍 Take care!🎺🎺🎺🥗,,!
Reading the comments, I was surprised to see nothing but positive reviews. I thought everything was done very cheaply... the materials... the fit and finish... I just expected someone to mention that. Poor Andrea couldn't even get the kitchen drawer to pull out and in... that told a lot about how cheaply this thing was built. Sorry so negative... but it is honest. All that aside... I love Matt and Andrea and follow them faithfully!
Love the overhead bunk. I love the back splash in the kitchen. Love the colors. Dont like the big step up for the shower. Don't like no washer or dryer. Don't like little storage in kitchen
I absolutely love the colors and back splash! I would prefer a queen bed with more room to walk around! Also, I think Jenn missed the little prime pooping position guy. I laughed so hard when you guys did that. Matt's humor in the bathroom was making me chuckle..lol
Replace the Hide-a-Loft mattress with a 6" memory foam mattress, it will work because you do not have to raise the bed all the way up. Yes it will be a bit lower but it is WAY more comfortable. Replace the shower door with one from Shower Enclosures America that bows out 7" to give more room. And folks, that Serenity Mattress is actually really comfortable. We have a Fleetwood Bounder with the same mattress and love it. For the price and what you get not bad at all and an outside kitchen, nice. Now the Bounder driver and passenger seats are very comfortable but they could make the headrest a bit thicker to support your head better. This unit would have the same issue.
Like this one… good size, good colors, good layout. Yes, the bed and shower are two high. My husband would not be able to easily step into the shower. Our pup would not be able to jump onto the bed either. He has a stair set that would help, but it would take up some floor space to leave out all the time.
Another great video, M&A! I must ask… what did you edit out regarding the generator??? Likes: Bright!!!! Nice size rig! Nice interior colors! Dislikes: dinette, lack of kitchen pantry, lack of windows on side of bed. Keep up the good and fair reviews!
Am I the only one annoyed by the term "entry level" when it comes to overly priced RVs? Oh, and upvote #355 after Matt stuck the landing off the roof ladder.
The shower step is high, but a small stepper will take care of that issue. I wish there was space for a wash/dry combo machine. Matt, a stepper for the pooch also. Maybe they can include one with the RV or have as custom accessory. I like all that room under the bed.
I dislike the shower high step and the bed too high. My dog wouldn’t be able to get there either like Yoona. I don’t like the twisting doors outside either. My likes are the outdoor kitchen, dinette and the back splash in kitchen. Thank you Matt and Andrea abs Rv One of Charlotte.
I love this Class A, it has a lot of the features that our family would want while traveling round 'Merica. Love the set-up in both the indoor and outdoor kitchens with lots cabinets and storage. I would change the direction the outdoor door swings though to either the left or swing up so it does not interfere with camping space under the awning. Since the driver and passenger seat swivel to the living area I would also get rid of the sofa and move the L-shaped dinette there so more room could be added to the bathroom and shower. The TV could still stay on that wall with a swivel arm and have a little more storage below it instead.
That outdoor kitchen looks amazing. I love how the setup looks with the outdoor kitchen. I love grilling it's been a while since I've last grilled. I am blown away with the outdoor kitchen and the space. Holiday Rambler is doing an amazing job building the coaches.
Hi Matt. I have the sister product, the Fleetwood Flair 29M and have to disagree with you on one point. It is on the comfort of the captain seats in front. Initially, sitting in the captain chairs feels very comfy. But for any distance driving, when you are sitting there for several hours at a time, it plays havoc on the back. The bottom cushion is too large and for the legs to hang over the end, the lumbar portion of the back does not make contact with the back of the chair. To solve this problem, I purchased a cushion back rest from Amazon. Now my back has ample support which really extends my driving time and comfort without any stress on my back. My wife feels the same way in the passenger seat if she sits there too long.
I really dislike the dinette, the seats seem very narrow, which can strain the knees. Can't think of a solution because of unit size. Otherwise, pretty nice RV. It would be perfect for our national/state parks visits. It's so much fun to pull over and fix breakfast while watching large bird flocks!
I love this rv! Matts dislike for the bed, I love tall beds and my dog leaps super high so its no problem for her to get up. I dislike the size of that shower, it seems very cramped, I would rather have no couch since the two seats swivel and get a better bathroom then compromise on the bathroom
I looked at this motorhome when I was shopping and I didn't like the dinette because the L shape is dangerous when someone tries to get in next to the step well where it would not be difficult to trip and fall into the steps. The dinette can be upgraded to a standard dinette instead of the L shape. Another thing is that some of the exterior latches are slam and some are twist type. I ended up buying an Entegra Vision 29S.
OK, this ones comes the closest to perfect for me. Dislikes: 1) would rather there was a pocket door for the bathroom; 2) the small, round sink in the kitchen; 3) would rather have an entertainment center over the cab than a bed. Likes: 1) Size (since it's just me this is perfect); 2) it has an oven; 3) love the outdoor kitchen.
Dislikes: 1. The kitchen sink, kinda small and shallow. 2. The bathroom especially the smaller shower. 3. The dinette, the design and materials look cheaply made. 4. The limited amount of storage space in the kitchen. 5. I don’t like the outdoor kitchen but only because it doesn’t have a built in grill, griddle, etc. and there isn’t a place to put one without packing a table for one. Likes: 1. The layout is nice for this length of motorhome. 2. The refrigerator. 3. Dual A/C units.
Almost perfect. Get rid of the rear bed reducing the length to a far better 25 ft and drop the overhead bed into the middle of the RV. I would buy one in a heartbeat. ❤️❤️
We considered and looked at one of these a year ago, before we purchased our Esteem 29V. At the time, we wanted an RV with an outdoor kitchen. But, decided, we preferred the storage space over the outside kitchen and our 29V was $23k cheaper. Dislike: exterior paint, dinette, smaller tires, bathroom too small. Likes: big awning, window above door, outside kitchen, king size bed (with storage under).
Do we really need a king size bed? Go with a queen and it’s that much more in the shower or a little more room sitting on the can. Great review guys. Cheers!!!
I Personally Love everything about this RV I Would Love to own Something like this when I am ready to get one. God Bless You Both for all you do for us Thank You So Much
This motorhome and its sister, the Fleetwood Flair 29M, could actually be my preferred Class A as I visit national campgrounds often and the outdoor kitchen and unique dinning are ideal. Unfortunately for the last two years due to the very high bed in both units I would never be able to consider it. We have a small member of the family, Coco, who would not be able to jump up to enjoy the bed. I hope a "normal" size bed is in the works for the future.
Nice rig. I just wish the slideout would be on the right for roadside parking. Extra: Matt is always "super excited" 😁😂🤣 I'm still looking for a video where he's just happy.
Scratch that! I would absolutely do it if the price was within my range. I currently have only 80k lying around. Still waiting for the perfectly conditioned and priced RV... Or waiting to save up more
@@Lisa-ec9qb There are just too many options to explore. Last week I saw a used Showhauler 4x4 in perfect condition. They said I could get it for $150k in 2022. Since I'm planning an overseas road tour, I thought that would be best option to save up for. However, if I see something else similarly appealing before then, I'll go for it
Matt's RV Reviews can you agree with me on what i told you my i will buy a fifth wheel because of safety like they say more than the class a and a super class c thats best of both worlds of a and b
I love the outside kitchen ...thats my one thing I would want on my RV ..the bed set high for the kitchen area so I wont complain about that ..are the walls finish in plastic over wood or are they natural or stained thanks
Dislikes: tight bathroom (shorten the L shape dinette), no dedicated pantry and no solar. Likes: outside kitchen, decor and all of the storage in the bedroom.
Matt & Andrea, FANTASTIC a class A with an outdoor kitchen and one that is very nice. Second like is the price. Third like is the 600 pound loft bed. Dislikes are that it is not a DP with 10,000 lb. tow capacity, high shower step, and prefer a lower height queen size bed.
Hi u two. 1. Really love the layout in living/kitchen area. Matt is absolutely right. We spend the least amount of time at the dinette, so the layout of that dinette is perfect for solo or couple or even a small group cause gives much more living space that way! 2. Colors are great. Finally getting out of 1950 color ranges. 3. Outdoor kitchen ….another perfect addition. Dislikes: 1. The step up into shower is awful. 2. The HUGE height of the bed. Impractical and unsafe for a lot of RV’ers out there…..we’re not all basketball players ya know. And 3: sadly, as much as I love this RV, those 2 dislikes would definitely force a total ‘thumbs down’ on this otherwise perfect RV and I would shop elsewhere. What the RV industry needs to recognize is that us baby boomers value ‘safety’ as much as comfort. And there’s a TON of us purchasing RV’s. We have the money, we’re retiring and we are an important part of profit for this current industry. At 70 years old, a solo senior female, I cannot ever fathom purchasing an RV, (even this really wonderful RV), where I am risking a fall every time I took a shower or got in/out of bed…..let alone those potty breaks in the middle of the night…. Holiday Rambler, you’ve got a really great product, it’s size is perfect for parks and just maneuvering, but please look at safety concerns cause the majority of ‘buying power’ out there is coming from seniors.
Having the TV over the booth is weird. A lot of people like to watch tv while eating breakfast. They should have had the TV near the front of the coach
Matt, you did not climb into the overhead bunk. The non-paying customers could be a slew of grandchildren. The kitchen and bathroom were not that much better than a class B. The colors were nice. Agree about the bed height. What were they thinking?
nice RV, one of the nicer ones you've done in awhile these prices are insane today. Do not like the out door kitchen Door, they should always hinge Up for more cover. Matt, that bed does sit up a little high, but the storage is awesome.
@@pilotrobroy I rather take a lower outside kitchen in exchange for a lower bed which is easier for people and pets get in and out. Additionally, a lower bed makes a bedroom seem larger and less bulky. Just my 2 cents.
I’m 5’2”. The bed is way to high for me. I would have to literally climb into it. I do like the counter space in the kitchen area. The more prep area, the better. Love the dinette. Shower step up is just not necessary. Don’t like it. Don’t want it.
Matt: These units with 74” beds are deal killers. When are the manufacturers going to wake up (no pun intended) to the fact that folks don’t sleep well on short beds? Kills resale values too.
I really like this Class A. LIKES: outside kitchen, decor, floorplan is usable with the slide in and the BOC is awesome. DISLIKES: the bed is too high and the shower step up is too high.
lol, i was thinking the same for the height of the bed. We have a husky and an Akita, they could both jump up there but the Akita would never go up as it would be too small for him. The height would be an issue for him coming down but since I know he wouldn't go up there, it wouldn't really be a problem.....might be nice though to ensure the cat stays off!
Get yourself a drone and use that to show the RV from above, circle around it, and most importantly to show the roof. Matt should not be climbing up the ladders... many new RVs don't have ladders in 2022 so a drone will be very useful.
I really like the layout of the RV dinette area is great love the jackknife sofa the colors are fantastic but I don’t like as you didn’t is that step up into the shower I’m not crazy about the height of the bed because I’m shorter than you are Matt and Andrea so I would need to use a stepstool to get in and out of bed and my French Bulldog would need to be picked up also. I would really prefer a queen size to the king size and I really wish that even though it’s a smaller RV that it had the option of a washer and dryer or an area for washer dryer hook up. Overall it would be the perfect size for myself and my dog to travel In and I think we could even live in it full-time.
Could a combo washer/dryer go in that closet in the bedroom? Doe sit have a bed over the driver/passenger? Dislikes - 1. No pantry 2. High bed. No theater/recliner seating. 3. Shape of the shower. Likes - Outdoor kitchen. 2. Light colors and overall interior design. 3. Bedroom storage.
I remember when the bounder was "the" entry level mh. I dislike the shower and the door for the ginny. I love the layout. Could this be considered extended stay or full timeable?
For this size and all the features, I was surprised at the price. Affordable, to me anyway. I have to agree on the shower step up, not a safe feature and unsure why it is that way. Great review!
No place for the $104 trash can in the kitchen! It felt good overall but the lack of storage and no solar kind of took it out of contention. Like the color scheme.
Hi Matt & Andrea: I’m confused. You & other RV reviewers are saying the engine is the new Godzilla but when looking at the specs, it says TRITON. I’m not sure but I think the TRITON V-8 is NEW with the earlier TRITON being a V10 with less MPG than the new V8’s? New Triton = 7.3L, V-8, 350 HP & 468 lbs Torque. New Godzilla = 7.3L, V-8, 430 HP & 475 LBS of Torque. ALSO, I discovered that not all RV televisions are the same! I read individual owners complain about not knowing their Televisions in their newly purchased RVs DO NOT have HDMI or Bluetooth. For me, even though it sounds minor, I’d like to know if TVs have HDMI & Bluetooth. I think the Coachman Pursuit is one that a new owner complained about TV along with other pros & cons. ALSO: great to hear you state cargo carry capacity. For me, the less cargo carry capacity is a game changer. Lots of desirable Class C’s but after adding driver & co-pilot weight, very small cargo carry capacity. So, I’m happy you all state the cargo carry capacity. Thanks for all the great reviews.
Andrea, there is a difference between pocket doors and sliding doors. I've noticed on many reviews that you have referred to sliding doors ad pocket doors, they are not. A pocket door slides out of the middle of two walls/partitions. The walls form a pocket hence the name pocket door. Sliding doors are not between two walls, they simply hang alone and slide out to close a doorway. There is a big difference between the two doors.
You should start doing reviews of RV resorts/campgrounds
I missed you saying “You can call me, text me, email me or FaceTime me” I’m glad it’s back. 😊😀😀
I agree the step into the shower and into the bed are to high for us old fluffy people! I Hate a round kitchen sink!
I like the high bed. I have severe arthritis and getting out of bed is my biggest challenge of the day
Andrea thank you for saying kitty window. 😻😻
Some of the features I like that weren't mentioned: The dinette table comes with shorter legs to convert it to a coffee table. The outside kitchen has a pullout counter for a small portable grill or extra prep space. Dual zone climate controls for AC.
Matt should spend more time speaking with the dealership salesperson and reading the brochures so when he's presenting the product he has the knowledge required to be a trusted resource. Currently I suspect he is simply an occasionally laughable comedian.
Great information to know, thanks!😊❤
wow! Those are important omissions!
❤600lbs overcab bunk
❤ outside kitchen nice.. Could that be an "option" if I didn't want it?
❤ nice motor home. Like the size.
😡 agree bed to high. My dogs every day getting down on a hard floor
😡 no kitchen storage. More storage in bathroom then kitchen😡
I wish the dinette was flopped so someone could imitate Matt's favorite TV watching position!
We have senior furbabies, we always carry a foldable wide step so they can get up on the bed and it doubles as a first step up into the rv during the day
I love when it's actually Andrea 😍. I know she's super busy but always nice to see the real one! Lol
Awe thank you ☺️
You guys are absolutely the best reviewers, I've watched others but get bored pretty fast. You guys keep the party going all the way till the end of the video.
Personally we dislike overhead bunks in Class A’s, this one is 👍for my wife and I. ❤️everything else about it. 👍👍👍👍keep’m coming
Hey Matt Andrew! Guys,I want to comment so bad as I had been before!I can say that it is very roomy with in &out kitchen!Gotta go now. Still watching you with that ladder!MmmMmmMmm-Scary is right,Andrea!🤭Be careful!!The doggie window is great 👍 Take care!🎺🎺🎺🥗,,!
Reading the comments, I was surprised to see nothing but positive reviews. I thought everything was done very cheaply... the materials... the fit and finish... I just expected someone to mention that. Poor Andrea couldn't even get the kitchen drawer to pull out and in... that told a lot about how cheaply this thing was built. Sorry so negative... but it is honest.
All that aside... I love Matt and Andrea and follow them faithfully!
Thanks for sharing your feedback Lisa :)
Love the overhead bunk. I love the back splash in the kitchen. Love the colors. Dont like the big step up for the shower. Don't like no washer or dryer. Don't like little storage in kitchen
Nothing like the build quality of the holiday ramblers of a few years ago. will take a pre 2010 HRC any day over a new one.
Dislikes: the step up shower, no pantry in the kitchen. Likes: the storage throughout the unit, both kitchens and nice layout.
I absolutely love the colors and back splash! I would prefer a queen bed with more room to walk around! Also, I think Jenn missed the little prime pooping position guy. I laughed so hard when you guys did that. Matt's humor in the bathroom was making me chuckle..lol
I agree about the table,, the rest of the RV makes up for this deficit,
This is a wnner!!!
Are you not sharing the discount price? I would love a side-by-side comparison to the Thor ACE.
Replace the Hide-a-Loft mattress with a 6" memory foam mattress, it will work because you do not have to raise the bed all the way up. Yes it will be a bit lower but it is WAY more comfortable. Replace the shower door with one from Shower Enclosures America that bows out 7" to give more room. And folks, that Serenity Mattress is actually really comfortable. We have a Fleetwood Bounder with the same mattress and love it. For the price and what you get not bad at all and an outside kitchen, nice. Now the Bounder driver and passenger seats are very comfortable but they could make the headrest a bit thicker to support your head better. This unit would have the same issue.
Like this one… good size, good colors, good layout. Yes, the bed and shower are two high. My husband would not be able to easily step into the shower. Our pup would not be able to jump onto the bed either. He has a stair set that would help, but it would take up some floor space to leave out all the time.
The bed is too high for senior citizens!!!!! Love the front seats
Another great video, M&A! I must ask… what did you edit out regarding the generator??? Likes: Bright!!!! Nice size rig! Nice interior colors! Dislikes: dinette, lack of kitchen pantry, lack of windows on side of bed. Keep up the good and fair reviews!
Am I the only one annoyed by the term "entry level" when it comes to overly priced RVs?
Oh, and upvote #355 after Matt stuck the landing off the roof ladder.
The shower step is high, but a small stepper will take care of that issue. I wish there was space for a wash/dry combo machine. Matt, a stepper for the pooch also. Maybe they can include one with the RV or have as custom accessory. I like all that room under the bed.
Nice on describing the tires 👍
I dislike the shower high step and the bed too high. My dog wouldn’t be able to get there either like Yoona. I don’t like the twisting doors outside either. My likes are the outdoor kitchen, dinette and the back splash in kitchen. Thank you Matt and Andrea abs Rv One of Charlotte.
I love this Class A, it has a lot of the features that our family would want while traveling round 'Merica.
Love the set-up in both the indoor and outdoor kitchens with lots cabinets and storage. I would change the direction the outdoor door swings though to either the left or swing up so it does not interfere with camping space under the awning.
Since the driver and passenger seat swivel to the living area I would also get rid of the sofa and move the L-shaped dinette there so more room could be added to the bathroom and shower. The TV could still stay on that wall with a swivel arm and have a little more storage below it instead.
That outdoor kitchen looks amazing. I love how the setup looks with the outdoor kitchen. I love grilling it's been a while since I've last grilled. I am blown away with the outdoor kitchen and the space. Holiday Rambler is doing an amazing job building the coaches.
Hi Matt. I have the sister product, the Fleetwood Flair 29M and have to disagree with you on one point. It is on the comfort of the captain seats in front. Initially, sitting in the captain chairs feels very comfy. But for any distance driving, when you are sitting there for several hours at a time, it plays havoc on the back. The bottom cushion is too large and for the legs to hang over the end, the lumbar portion of the back does not make contact with the back of the chair. To solve this problem, I purchased a cushion back rest from Amazon. Now my back has ample support which really extends my driving time and comfort without any stress on my back. My wife feels the same way in the passenger seat if she sits there too long.
❤️ kitchen counter space
❤️ Decor
❤️ Nice fridge
Not a fan of the bed, lack of storage or the shower.
Appreciate your reviews Matt. You are the hardest working salesman in the business
Hey, I got an idea. The "crappy dinette" that becomes a sofa is a dinofa.
I really dislike the dinette, the seats seem very narrow, which can strain the knees. Can't think of a solution because of unit size. Otherwise, pretty nice RV. It would be perfect for our national/state parks visits. It's so much fun to pull over and fix breakfast while watching large bird flocks!
I love this rv! Matts dislike for the bed, I love tall beds and my dog leaps super high so its no problem for her to get up.
I dislike the size of that shower, it seems very cramped, I would rather have no couch since the two seats swivel and get a better bathroom then compromise on the bathroom
Matt and Andrea!! Love watching you guys!
Thanks Laura 😊
I looked at this motorhome when I was shopping and I didn't like the dinette because the L shape is dangerous when someone tries to get in next to the step well where it would not be difficult to trip and fall into the steps. The dinette can be upgraded to a standard dinette instead of the L shape. Another thing is that some of the exterior latches are slam and some are twist type. I ended up buying an Entegra Vision 29S.
Love the outdoor kitchen, love the dinette, great drop down bunk. Lots to love about this class A.
Thanks Matt & Andrea!
Likes:
King bed is useable with the slides in, 600# overhead bunk capacity, and 2500# CCC.
Dislikes:
Small 19 inch tires, TPO roof, and small kitchen.
OK, this ones comes the closest to perfect for me. Dislikes: 1) would rather there was a pocket door for the bathroom; 2) the small, round sink in the kitchen; 3) would rather have an entertainment center over the cab than a bed. Likes: 1) Size (since it's just me this is perfect); 2) it has an oven; 3) love the outdoor kitchen.
Dislikes:
1. The kitchen sink, kinda small and shallow.
2. The bathroom especially the smaller shower.
3. The dinette, the design and materials look cheaply made.
4. The limited amount of storage space in the kitchen.
5. I don’t like the outdoor kitchen but only because it doesn’t have a built in grill, griddle, etc. and there isn’t a place to put one without packing a table for one.
Likes:
1. The layout is nice for this length of motorhome.
2. The refrigerator.
3. Dual A/C units.
Matt. The prime pooping position should not be a sliding scale based on price or size. It ether is or not 4P. How are we going to depend on it?
I'd take it, if not for the high step shower. Thumbs up, y'all.
i noticed you have not been putting the specs down here like you used to please put specs back in on the rv thanks
Bathroom looks so tiny..but this is my favorite size and floor plan. Love the outside kitchen..keeps the guys out of the kitchen..LOL
Love seeing sister products gives a good idea between brands. Nice outdoor kitchen and I like the family living interior.
I like all the closet spaces in the bedroom, the kitchen counter.
Almost perfect. Get rid of the rear bed reducing the length to a far better 25 ft and drop the overhead bed into the middle of the RV. I would buy one in a heartbeat. ❤️❤️
We considered and looked at one of these a year ago, before we purchased our Esteem 29V. At the time, we wanted an RV with an outdoor kitchen. But, decided, we preferred the storage space over the outside kitchen and our 29V was $23k cheaper. Dislike: exterior paint, dinette, smaller tires, bathroom too small. Likes: big awning, window above door, outside kitchen, king size bed (with storage under).
Do we really need a king size bed? Go with a queen and it’s that much more in the shower or a little more room sitting on the can. Great review guys. Cheers!!!
I Personally Love everything about this RV I Would Love to own Something like this when I am ready to get one. God Bless You Both for all you do for us Thank You So Much
Glad y'all aren't associated with that other RV chain anymore.
This motorhome and its sister, the Fleetwood Flair 29M, could actually be my preferred Class A as I visit national campgrounds often and the outdoor kitchen and unique dinning are ideal. Unfortunately for the last two years due to the very high bed in both units I would never be able to consider it. We have a small member of the family, Coco, who would not be able to jump up to enjoy the bed. I hope a "normal" size bed is in the works for the future.
I actually like the dinette better than the tiny ones where you're sitting across from each other knocking knees together
Nice rig. I just wish the slideout would be on the right for roadside parking.
Extra: Matt is always "super excited" 😁😂🤣 I'm still looking for a video where he's just happy.
Scratch that! I would absolutely do it if the price was within my range. I currently have only 80k lying around. Still waiting for the perfectly conditioned and priced RV... Or waiting to save up more
@@jon_s If you have $80,000, go used all the way! You can get a good used Diesel Pusher with a luxurious inside for that amount of money.
@@Lisa-ec9qb There are just too many options to explore. Last week I saw a used Showhauler 4x4 in perfect condition. They said I could get it for $150k in 2022. Since I'm planning an overseas road tour, I thought that would be best option to save up for. However, if I see something else similarly appealing before then, I'll go for it
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can you agree with me on what i told you my i will buy a fifth wheel because of safety like they say more than the class a and a super class c thats best of both worlds of a and b
I love the outside kitchen ...thats my one thing I would want on my RV ..the bed set high for the kitchen area so I wont complain about that ..are the walls finish in plastic over wood or are they natural or stained thanks
Dislikes: tight bathroom (shorten the L shape dinette), no dedicated pantry and no solar. Likes: outside kitchen, decor and all of the storage in the bedroom.
Matt & Andrea, FANTASTIC a class A with an outdoor kitchen and one that is very nice. Second like is the price. Third like is the 600 pound loft bed. Dislikes are that it is not a DP with 10,000 lb. tow capacity, high shower step, and prefer a lower height queen size bed.
Can a stackable washer & dryer be installed in the large closet in the bedroom?!
Nice, but no pantry is a deal-breaker!
Hi u two. 1. Really love the layout in living/kitchen area. Matt is absolutely right. We spend the least amount of time at the dinette, so the layout of that dinette is perfect for solo or couple or even a small group cause gives much more living space that way! 2. Colors are great. Finally getting out of 1950 color ranges. 3. Outdoor kitchen ….another perfect addition. Dislikes: 1. The step up into shower is awful. 2. The HUGE height of the bed. Impractical and unsafe for a lot of RV’ers out there…..we’re not all basketball players ya know. And 3: sadly, as much as I love this RV, those 2 dislikes would definitely force a total ‘thumbs down’ on this otherwise perfect RV and I would shop elsewhere. What the RV industry needs to recognize is that us baby boomers value ‘safety’ as much as comfort. And there’s a TON of us purchasing RV’s. We have the money, we’re retiring and we are an important part of profit for this current industry. At 70 years old, a solo senior female, I cannot ever fathom purchasing an RV, (even this really wonderful RV), where I am risking a fall every time I took a shower or got in/out of bed…..let alone those potty breaks in the middle of the night….
Holiday Rambler, you’ve got a really great product, it’s size is perfect for parks and just maneuvering, but please look at safety concerns cause the majority of ‘buying power’ out there is coming from seniors.
this motorhome, can it go through a dri thru?
Having the TV over the booth is weird. A lot of people like to watch tv while eating breakfast. They should have had the TV near the front of the coach
Did you say the MSRP? I’ve missed it twice.
Matt, you did not climb into the overhead bunk. The non-paying customers could be a slew of grandchildren. The kitchen and bathroom were not that much better than a class B. The colors were nice. Agree about the bed height. What were they thinking?
Nothing about this one is as good as my Bounder. IMHO.
nice RV, one of the nicer ones you've done in awhile these prices are insane today. Do not like the out door kitchen Door, they should always hinge Up for more cover. Matt, that bed does sit up a little high, but the storage is awesome.
Yes, if the bed was lower, the outdoor kitchen would be smaller.
@@pilotrobroy I rather take a lower outside kitchen in exchange for a lower bed which is easier for people and pets get in and out. Additionally, a lower bed makes a bedroom seem larger and less bulky. Just my 2 cents.
I’m 5’2”. The bed is way to high for me. I would have to literally climb into it. I do like the counter space in the kitchen area. The more prep area, the better. Love the dinette. Shower step up is just not necessary. Don’t like it. Don’t want it.
Isn't the Newmar Baystar Sport better?
Matt: These units with 74” beds are deal killers. When are the manufacturers going to wake up (no pun intended) to the fact that folks don’t sleep well on short beds? Kills resale values too.
I really like this Class A. LIKES: outside kitchen, decor, floorplan is usable with the slide in and the BOC is awesome. DISLIKES: the bed is too high and the shower step up is too high.
lol, i was thinking the same for the height of the bed. We have a husky and an Akita, they could both jump up there but the Akita would never go up as it would be too small for him. The height would be an issue for him coming down but since I know he wouldn't go up there, it wouldn't really be a problem.....might be nice though to ensure the cat stays off!
Hey guys is the ceiling padded? It looked like it did
Next time y’all come through Charlotte lunch/dinner is on me…love your channel
Get yourself a drone and use that to show the RV from above, circle around it, and most importantly to show the roof. Matt should not be climbing up the ladders... many new RVs don't have ladders in 2022 so a drone will be very useful.
I really like the layout of the RV dinette area is great love the jackknife sofa the colors are fantastic but I don’t like as you didn’t is that step up into the shower I’m not crazy about the height of the bed because I’m shorter than you are Matt and Andrea so I would need to use a stepstool to get in and out of bed and my French Bulldog would need to be picked up also. I would really prefer a queen size to the king size and I really wish that even though it’s a smaller RV that it had the option of a washer and dryer or an area for washer dryer hook up. Overall it would be the perfect size for myself and my dog to travel In and I think we could even live in it full-time.
What is going on with all the jump cuts?
Could a combo washer/dryer go in that closet in the bedroom? Doe sit have a bed over the driver/passenger? Dislikes - 1. No pantry 2. High bed. No theater/recliner seating. 3. Shape of the shower. Likes - Outdoor kitchen. 2. Light colors and overall interior design. 3. Bedroom storage.
This is a great RV!
can not say there is anything i do not like, aside from the usual theatre seats, solar, and washer dryer of some sort, rest fine as it is.
I remember when the bounder was "the" entry level mh. I dislike the shower and the door for the ginny. I love the layout. Could this be considered extended stay or full timeable?
For this size and all the features, I was surprised at the price. Affordable, to me anyway. I have to agree on the shower step up, not a safe feature and unsure why it is that way. Great review!
Love it.
The bed is that high because of the outside kitchen.
No place for the $104 trash can in the kitchen! It felt good overall but the lack of storage and no solar kind of took it out of contention. Like the color scheme.
Hi Matt & Andrea: I’m confused. You & other RV reviewers are saying the engine is the new Godzilla but when looking at the specs, it says TRITON. I’m not sure but I think the TRITON V-8 is NEW with the earlier TRITON being a V10 with less MPG than the new V8’s?
New Triton = 7.3L, V-8, 350 HP & 468 lbs Torque.
New Godzilla = 7.3L, V-8, 430 HP & 475 LBS of Torque.
ALSO, I discovered that not all RV televisions are the same! I read individual owners complain about not knowing their Televisions in their newly purchased RVs DO NOT have HDMI or Bluetooth. For me, even though it sounds minor, I’d like to know if TVs have HDMI & Bluetooth. I think the Coachman Pursuit is one that a new owner complained about TV along with other pros & cons.
ALSO: great to hear you state cargo carry capacity. For me, the less cargo carry capacity is a game changer. Lots of desirable Class C’s but after adding driver & co-pilot weight, very small cargo carry capacity. So, I’m happy you all state the cargo carry capacity.
Thanks for all the great reviews.
Andrea, there is a difference between pocket doors and sliding doors. I've noticed on many reviews that you have referred to sliding doors ad pocket doors, they are not. A pocket door slides out of the middle of two walls/partitions. The walls form a pocket hence the name pocket door. Sliding doors are not between two walls, they simply hang alone and slide out to close a doorway. There is a big difference between the two doors.
I ❤️ this RV/Motorhome. It's Perfect for me...
However, I Rather a Manual Pull Down over the cabin Bed, instead of it being Electrical.
my dogs sleep in bed. they couldnt do that either
I love it, except to beds too high...😮😊
Very nice!
This RV almost hit a homerun. Get rid of those twisty locks.
See see it can be done you CAN walk from front to back with the slide IN See it's not hard to do
Nice RV baby
Why do you hate the generator cover?
Nice floorplan, but the decor appears to be a completely neutral, colorless pallet to me, otherwise known as dull.
how can I see one of these here in California ..I am in Northern California Near Sacramento