Winnebago Trend
I am really excited about the new Winnebago Trend built on the RAM ProMaster chassis. Maybe too excited for my own good. For those not familiar with Winnebago's new unit, here is a nice link. http:/...
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I saw one yesterday at a dealer in AZ. I was there looking at Class Bs. He didn't have a Travato but he did have a Trend 23L, the one with the corner bed in back.
Very good looking coach with what I think are some quirky seating/viewing things going on. When you sit at the dinette, you are facing forward. The TV is behind you. You can swivel the van seats around but now you have to screw with table. Basically, dumb.
The overhead bed lowers quite a ways and I don't think it would be as claustrophobic as my overhead bunk in my Jamboree is. I can't sleep up there at all...gives me the heebie-jeebies. If I was to buy a Trend, I think I would get the 23B without the rear bed and use the descending bed at night, except you can't see the TV from up there. Dumb.
The dealer threw out a price of about $81K which makes it a bargain because the Travato, he guessed, would only be about $5k less.
I still like the Roadtreks better, but they're really pricy.
Very good looking coach with what I think are some quirky seating/viewing things going on. When you sit at the dinette, you are facing forward. The TV is behind you. You can swivel the van seats around but now you have to screw with table. Basically, dumb.
The overhead bed lowers quite a ways and I don't think it would be as claustrophobic as my overhead bunk in my Jamboree is. I can't sleep up there at all...gives me the heebie-jeebies. If I was to buy a Trend, I think I would get the 23B without the rear bed and use the descending bed at night, except you can't see the TV from up there. Dumb.
The dealer threw out a price of about $81K which makes it a bargain because the Travato, he guessed, would only be about $5k less.
I still like the Roadtreks better, but they're really pricy.
