Winnebago Trend - First Drive Impressions
My wife and I recently test drove a 2014 Winnebago Trend 23L (same as the Itasca Viva) and were very impressed. As previous View owners that was the benchmark for our comparison. We then drove a new...
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We are on an extended road trip right now. So far we have racked up over 2500 miles. All types of roads and terrain. I can't complain one bit. Handles well on the interstates, plenty of acceleration. Handles the back roads well also.
There was just a little bit of front wheel slippage in some rain but backing off the accelerator took care of that. Know better next time.
We've had two class 'A's and one 450 chassis 'C'. I'll take the Viva any day. We've made some adjustments with regards to storage, didn't need 2/3 of the stuff from the 'A'.
We are well with in the carry weight of the Viva and have been averaging 14-15mpg (6 with the A) at or under 65 mph.
We had a toad with the class A so now fuel stops are a breeze. Easy in, easy out.
We use this as a daily driver for sight seeing. It usually takes two parking spots end to end or just park in a remote area of a lot.
All in all-no regrets on our purchase.
There was just a little bit of front wheel slippage in some rain but backing off the accelerator took care of that. Know better next time.
We've had two class 'A's and one 450 chassis 'C'. I'll take the Viva any day. We've made some adjustments with regards to storage, didn't need 2/3 of the stuff from the 'A'.
We are well with in the carry weight of the Viva and have been averaging 14-15mpg (6 with the A) at or under 65 mph.
We had a toad with the class A so now fuel stops are a breeze. Easy in, easy out.
We use this as a daily driver for sight seeing. It usually takes two parking spots end to end or just park in a remote area of a lot.
All in all-no regrets on our purchase.
