Just for fun - RV's in 30 years...
So, DW and I are about 25-30 years from buying our 'retirement rig.' Last night, that got me thinking. When I think of what our TT has that was not part of trailers 30 years ago (multiple televisi...
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I would agree that office space will evebtually be more common than an oven (that many use for storage :)
My DH predicts that someone will be brave enough to move the bulk of the kitchen completely outside leaving only a small snack prep area inside with the main fridge. Speaking of which a true sized refrigerator accessible from inside and outside would be a selling point. In our neck of the woods all across the CG you see people cooking outside.
I think awnings will eventually be incorporated with fold down screen rooms. Also, someone will invent a deck that slides out from under the camper.
Otherwise Lite will be the name of the game. Fuel economy matters. On the other hand today's consumer has reviews and first hand experience at his/her fingertips - so quality builds will be necessary or pricing will have to reach "throwaway" status. I do think people will no longer expect an RV to last decades (sadly).
How about something that drives like a true A, but the front pulls off for stand alone driving - think the best features of a truck camper in a huge A?
I see more "all purpose space" as seen in toy haulers. Kennels and comfort for pets will be designed in.
My DH predicts that someone will be brave enough to move the bulk of the kitchen completely outside leaving only a small snack prep area inside with the main fridge. Speaking of which a true sized refrigerator accessible from inside and outside would be a selling point. In our neck of the woods all across the CG you see people cooking outside.
I think awnings will eventually be incorporated with fold down screen rooms. Also, someone will invent a deck that slides out from under the camper.
Otherwise Lite will be the name of the game. Fuel economy matters. On the other hand today's consumer has reviews and first hand experience at his/her fingertips - so quality builds will be necessary or pricing will have to reach "throwaway" status. I do think people will no longer expect an RV to last decades (sadly).
How about something that drives like a true A, but the front pulls off for stand alone driving - think the best features of a truck camper in a huge A?
I see more "all purpose space" as seen in toy haulers. Kennels and comfort for pets will be designed in.
