2017 Winnebago Fuse 23T

[mccabin]

Hello and thanks for the add to RV.NET. We are looking to purchase a new 2017 WBGO Fuse 23T/diesel. We have traveled in other WBGO's but this will be our first purchase. Anyone out there own one - pro's, con's, issues, tips, helpful hints welcome! TIA!

[Snowman9000]

The Paseo is a Class B, so it will be a good bit smaller.

[ernie1]

I wonder how the Fuse compares to the Winnebago Paseo which is a gas version of the Transit?

[skipole]

Come on over to the Winnebago Fuse Owners group. Lots of us there. Hope that RV.net adds a Fuse category to the site.

mccabin wrote:
Hello and thanks for the add to RV.NET. We are looking to purchase a new 2017 WBGO Fuse 23T/diesel. We have traveled in other WBGO's but this will be our first purchase. Anyone out there own one - pro's, con's, issues, tips, helpful hints welcome! TIA!

[mlts22]

I'm curious what they are offering for price. Here in Texas the 23T, one dealer wants $85,000 drive-out (including TT&L).

As for Fuse stuff, there is the conFused blog, and a Facebook group (don't have links at the moment) that address stuff found with these rigs. So far, the problems people have tend to be relatively small, from what I've read.

I do like the 23T floor plan.

[mccabin]

Yes below the slide is large storage area (could crawl in there if needed to). You can also access this storage from inside. There is storage on the sewer line side for the hose. Hoping someone on here has good insight after owning for a bit.

[MobileBasset]

That's new to me so I looked it up. I like it a lot except that It appears there is negligible exterior storage. Where do you store your big stuff? lawn chairs, spare tire, sewer hose, ground mats etc. Did I miss it?

Edit: i checked out RVTrader and I see the T version does have some storage under the slide out. Winnebago doesn't show that exterior on the website.