Rivian R1S
Sitting next to an SUV with that model designation. Nice looking rig, appears to be in the same chassis as pickup. No plates out. Marty
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Reisender wrote:ronharmless wrote:
Hum!! That’s the opposite of what I noticed last summer. I was camping and thought somehow I got misplaced into the big fiver’s section. It felt like I was camping in a teeny tiny TT compared to the rest of the sites (and mines 28 ft). One was even being pulled by a class 8 tractor. Now makes me wonder what the real statistics are about the size of the campers being sold. This seat of the pants blathering is probably very subjective and possibly not very objective. Real data backed up with links would be very useful.
Yah for sure. I think a lot depends where you are and where you travel. There would be very few spots that would handle a 28 foot rig in many of the provincial and forestry parks we stayed in over the summer.
Now snowbird parks, whole different ball game of course. We snowbirded for years in a 40 foot diesel pusher.
Aside from it not mattering what sort of useless stats about how many RVs of different sizes are sold or in use, you both have good points.
The term “There’s an @ss for every seat.” comes to mind.
Although geographically and politically, even though there are ALOT of big RVs of every sort out here in the left part of the country, I believe the concentration of smaller units, canned ham trailers and such is probably greater than other areas.
