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bobndot
May 12, 2020Explorer II
We are looking for the most reliable Class C out there
IMO, they all have issues. Doesn't much matter which brand you buy, just buy what you need. A good dealer willing to help you resolve issues and prevent future ones will be a better solution than trying to find a certain brand.
Reliable ones are the ones that get regularly maintained. Anytime an rv mfg pokes a hole in an rv is a potential leak source.
The more bells and whistles you add will lessen reliability. Keep it simple or learn how to repair this stuff yourself. That means you'll need the storage space to carry tools.
The inexpensive 12v motors and attached hardware that control slides, awnings and electric steps are susceptible to malfunction. Fancy digital circuitry is what it is, when it works its fine but when it doesn't …..you'll be digging out your tools.
The appliances are basically the same in rvs and have there own warranties.
You already have done your share of homework, I would decide on a floorplan with a towing capacity to handle whatever vehicle you plan to tow.
If you do not need the large cabovers extra storage then choose a floorplan with a low profile cabover. You'll appreciate it in crosswinds.
If you plan to extend your season and venture in colder climates then you need to find a floorplan with the water tanks and lines that are run through the interior. The shower assembly should be on an interior wall as well for cold weather use.
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