It does have the pullout bathroom door. We love it because it opens up the entire bathroom to include bed "room" and wardrobe. Makes it feel much less claustrophobic. Some owners don't like the doors, and have taken them down and hung a curtain. I thought having the door would also work well if you wanted to confine a pet to the back while going in and out the camper door.
My husband is the main driver, and he likes the way it handles. He says the steering felt 'skittish' to him at first, like a Jeep Cherokee we once owned. He is now used to it and can't remember what the Pulse even felt like. It is a very comfortable cab, and I love riding it. It feels luxurious! It has a longer wheelbase, although it is only 6 inches longer than our old Pulse (which was equivalent to the Navions and Views), so the turning radius is not as 'tight'. He says that doesn't bother him. We both think it is more stable when parked and we notice less rocking when going in and out of driveways.
Personally, I still think the Sprinter Class C's are the best looking motor homes out there from the exterior. But the interior of the Axis/Vegas offers so much more for the size and price, including a drop down bunk and tons of exterior storage. We've had almost no issues with ours.
