Why buy a new $125,000 motorhome?

pnichols wrote:

Medico wrote:
Yes I can, and do sit on my countertops. I can also put hot pans on them and cut on them without damaging them. I have a king size sleep number with a 4 to 5 inch memory foam topper, and yes I do have a VERY strong roof system that does not leak! The point was if you wish to buy or build an RV with cheaper products, then so be it, but don't try to tell those of us who chose to get more that we might be crazy because "why buy a new $125K MH". Heck, $125K is cheap for a descent NEW MH. You might get an entry level, shorter gas MH for that!

But .... can you go here with your motorhome?:



Or here?:



Or here?:



We can .... with our $70K motorhome.

And for what it's worth .... we do have a one piece fiberglass roof, and two generators, and two queen size beds, and distributed air conditioning and heating, and long range Internet access, and long range cellular phone access, and twin deep kitchen sinks, and an outside ducted cooktop exhaust system, and an oven, and heated tanks, and an electric step, and 100% LED lighting, and an outside hot/cold shower, and an outside entertainment system, and two powered roof vents, and seven outside steel carpet lined storage compartments with two of them being extra long for fishing poles/shovels/beach umbrellas, and access from the inside to the outside battery compartment, and it's all on an overkill chassis so the DW can bring home around 2,000 more lbs. of rocks from our adventures.

P.S. I'm just having some fun with ya' - enjoy your luxurious rig!

Just curious, what is about your Class C that makes you think you can go to these places but a more expensive Class A could not? I don't see exceptionally high ground clearance or any sign of 4WD on your class C. So I would venture to guess that most any Class A could get to the places in your photo. The only limiting factor would be any tight turns that a longer motorhome couldn't get around.