Another gasser question
I have a question for you, not so much between a gas and diesel, more about the RV experience. A friend of mine recently bought a 27' Class C and just got back from a 1800 mile round trip, mostly t...
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Moondooker - Please do not take this the wrong way, but respectfully I would suggest you rent a few different types of motorhomes for a few trips before you buy anything. If you buy something and then don't like it it will cost you a lot of money to make a trade.
We rented for years before buying anything.
Your comments about quality of construction in many cases do not apply to the RV industry. Most reasonably priced motorhomes are built to a quality standard far below a Chevy or Honda. Only a few makers are really careful with engineering their product, carefully selecting high quality components, assembling them with care, providing good after sale parts and service. I cannot think of a single gas class A that fits this description. I can think of a couple of class C's - Born Free, Lazy Daze are two.
Of the class A gassers that I have personally seen and been in I was most impressed with Winnebago and Newmar.
We rented for years before buying anything.
Your comments about quality of construction in many cases do not apply to the RV industry. Most reasonably priced motorhomes are built to a quality standard far below a Chevy or Honda. Only a few makers are really careful with engineering their product, carefully selecting high quality components, assembling them with care, providing good after sale parts and service. I cannot think of a single gas class A that fits this description. I can think of a couple of class C's - Born Free, Lazy Daze are two.
Of the class A gassers that I have personally seen and been in I was most impressed with Winnebago and Newmar.
