Where do the luxury Prevost stay

This has gone way off track.

Reminds me of a post a while back where the class A owner complained that non class A owners were posting answers on the class A forum.

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Executive wrote:
WOW...just wow..I'm at a loss for words....:S...Dennis

Executive I'm with you on this one...... WOW.

Stereo typing is always bad!
I'll let you guys in on a secret all 5'er owners are not a like!
All Open Range owners are not a like.

And in case you never heard
You can't judge a book by its cover!... Good grief people!

Where do the luxury Prevost stay?

At dog shows!

Any given dog show, in any given state, I am always parked within 2 spots of a Prevost. And further down another one and another one!

And that goes for the grass/dirt field parking venues also, which is usually the norm for the designated RV parking area! They most certainly are not afraid to get their ties muddy like the rest of us!!:B

In our 1997 coach, we stay anywhere there's 40 acres to turn a 70' rig around. :B

WOW...just wow..I'm at a loss for words....:S...Dennis

tatest wrote:
You won't find them very often because:

1. There are not very many of them.
2. Most of them are not RVers, the luxury coach is a more often business tool, and it is going to the place of business.
3. Building on #2, the customer/star/business person often doesn't spend their life living in the coach, just for travel (they tend to be non-flyers). On location, at destination, somebody is probably footing the bill for the best accommodations available.

For some people who live in these things full time, the destination is most often a luxury motor coach resort, offering facilities one expects at the best resort complexes, full of other people as wealthy as them. Not at a state park, with a group in tents at an adjacent site building a big smokey cooking fires while their children and animals run around loose.

I don't think one size fits all luxury bus owners. Their owners cover the waterfront I suspect. Some wealthy, some not. Some on business, some not. It's impossible to say how or why all folks own 'em. Just sayin'.

Bill.Satellite wrote:
That's the party line from the guy with a brand new 2 million dollar Liberty Prevost. It's just not the reality. "It just depends whats available" means "it just depends what resort is available". If 20 Prevost owners are at the same place at the same time for a seminar they were in a VERY nice resort and likely being catered to by the folks giving the seminar. I used to be a member of the Prevost Proud group and, if you could afford the admission price, threw some really great get together's including catered meals, factory tours, carriage rides and formal dinners. I actually had to go buy a tie or I would not be allowed at dinner which was being held at the Chateau Frontenac in Quebec City. Had fun....quit the club right after! Just too much one-upsmanship going on and obviously with my really, really old Prevost I just could not keep a conversation going. One owner asked my wife and I what year coach we owned and we said a 1988. She said, "Oh" and turned and walked away without another word.
Don't get me wrong, I love my Prevost and I will own another if I ever get rid of this one but you just have to understand how things work in the real world.

Sorry to have read this. That's a horrible experience to have had to endure. I suspect there may be a lot of that going on amongst those owners. I don't know that it was a 2 million out-the-door coach. Just a hunch that was the msrp area of it. Probably far less.

Where do the luxury Prevost stay?

Usually not at their S&B house :B If they have one.

I have seen them everywhere from a Walmart parking lot to a luxury park in Vegas. I've seen em stopped at a rest stop for several hours and also in state parks. I just believe most of em are gypsies and they love to travel 24/7. Not for everyone like me but glad they enjoy it. They are usually nice folks I have found, and pretty happy to show you their pride and joy.... on the outside anyway :B

We go every year at spring break to Motorcoach Country Club in Indio, Ca.
Last year I counted 50 Newell's and quite a few Prevost's. Our Newmar is usually one of the cheaper coaches there but the people are great. Very friendly and hospitable even though we are short term renters and not lot owners. Last year within an hr. of our arrival the couple across the street from our lot came over to say hi and offered for us to use their golf cart whenever we wanted. We always see the occasional Prevost or Newell in our travels along the west coast. RVers, rich or poor are generally good people. Don't confuse shyness for snobbery.

You won't find them very often because:

1. There are not very many of them.
2. Most of them are not RVers, the luxury coach is a more often business tool, and it is going to the place of business.
3. Building on #2, the customer/star/business person often doesn't spend their life living in the coach, just for travel (they tend to be non-flyers). On location, at destination, somebody is probably footing the bill for the best accommodations available.

For some people who live in these things full time, the destination is most often a luxury motor coach resort, offering facilities one expects at the best resort complexes, full of other people as wealthy as them. Not at a state park, with a group in tents at an adjacent site building a big smokey cooking fires while their children and animals run around loose.