What constitutes an "entry level" Class A?
So I've been researching, reading about, and even seeing first-hand various Class A RVs. I was told to specifically check out Newmar, Tiffin, and Winnebago as they were better quality than the Tho...
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azdryheat wrote:
It's easy for me to tell the entry-level Class A gassers - how much noise the engine makes going down the road. Tiffin Allegro Open Road is much quieter and rides better than Thor, Fleetwood, and Winnebago. I figure that if a builder took the time and $$$ to make a rig quieter then it must be a better built coach. Haven't driven the Newmar's yet.
This is simply not true and echos only your narrow expereince. I've driven a lot of coaches and have had 2 of almost the exact same model. Our current is much quieter than our old one and frankly a lot quieter than some other high end coaches friends I have ridden in. I just read a post the other day about how much noise they get out of their new DP. It's really a case by case basis and no way you can say one brand rides quieter than another, it's the same chassis. Tiffin can make one coach that rides quietly and 30 mins later make one that sounds like a broken chain saw.
