New class B
New from Italy . U.S. ordering to begin in Jan 2022. Network of dealerships in the making. It will be interesting to see how this pans out with rising gas prices. Its all fiberglass. https://w...
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Definitely a Class C.
I'm confused what Dodge/RAM truck has a front wheel drive train? Not the pickup trucks. Is it juar a relabeling of the Fiat drive train like MB Sprinters being relabeled as Dodges for awhile?
Anyway, looks interesting but nothing about tank capacities, batteries, AC, etc.
It has the European penchant despite its short size to have those godawful upright side by side, shoulder to shoulder seats for passenger traveling for four when it doesn't adequately sleep four. Those passenger seats eat up a lot of valuable space in a short RV and they seem to be in most all European designs.
I don't see enough storage space for four people to travel any appreciable length of time. Maybe a weekender. Americans expect to travel long distances from Minnesota to Florida or New York to California routinely. Do Europeans travel from Poland to Spain routinely or do they mostly stay in country most of thee time? I know they are more adventurous than Americans evidenced by how many come over to North America with their vans. Do they accept more spartan accommodations?
It is a very clever design for under 18 feet. Too bad that skylight is not available other than for the bed occupants.
I'm confused what Dodge/RAM truck has a front wheel drive train? Not the pickup trucks. Is it juar a relabeling of the Fiat drive train like MB Sprinters being relabeled as Dodges for awhile?
Anyway, looks interesting but nothing about tank capacities, batteries, AC, etc.
It has the European penchant despite its short size to have those godawful upright side by side, shoulder to shoulder seats for passenger traveling for four when it doesn't adequately sleep four. Those passenger seats eat up a lot of valuable space in a short RV and they seem to be in most all European designs.
I don't see enough storage space for four people to travel any appreciable length of time. Maybe a weekender. Americans expect to travel long distances from Minnesota to Florida or New York to California routinely. Do Europeans travel from Poland to Spain routinely or do they mostly stay in country most of thee time? I know they are more adventurous than Americans evidenced by how many come over to North America with their vans. Do they accept more spartan accommodations?
It is a very clever design for under 18 feet. Too bad that skylight is not available other than for the bed occupants.
