Time to upgrade, 2016 Sporttrek 327 VIK?
Hello! First post here, I guess I'll just dive right in! Currently have an old Jayco popup that is really nice but just not enough for the wife and I and three young kids. As the title suggests, we...
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Startrek and Sonic are both manufactured by Venture RV.
Venture RV
0985 North, 900 West
Shipshewana, IN 46565
I've seen a few Sonic's running around in Indiana, but never noticed a Startrek (and I'm always noticing RV's).
Considering the camper is manufactured in Northern Indiana right in RV manufacturer's paradise, I would think the Startrek would be a reasonably good camper. I looked at their website and didn't see if the body frame is wood or aluminum. It says it has walkable roof.
Not having personal experience with this model, I would give it a 50/50. It would have to have the floor plan I like first, then the price I'd consider second.
Best advice I can give you is to do some comparable shopping. You know what the floor plan looks like. Now go visit the camper at the dealership and get a good feel for it. THEN go visit other campers at the dealership or another dealership with the same floor plan and see what's different between the different brands...weight of camper, construction, interior decor, appliances. Which is more appealing to the eye, which has better mattresses on the beds. Which has a more comfortable couch. By comparing with similar floor plan, but a different brand, you'll soon have your own answer.
Venture RV
0985 North, 900 West
Shipshewana, IN 46565
I've seen a few Sonic's running around in Indiana, but never noticed a Startrek (and I'm always noticing RV's).
Considering the camper is manufactured in Northern Indiana right in RV manufacturer's paradise, I would think the Startrek would be a reasonably good camper. I looked at their website and didn't see if the body frame is wood or aluminum. It says it has walkable roof.
Not having personal experience with this model, I would give it a 50/50. It would have to have the floor plan I like first, then the price I'd consider second.
Best advice I can give you is to do some comparable shopping. You know what the floor plan looks like. Now go visit the camper at the dealership and get a good feel for it. THEN go visit other campers at the dealership or another dealership with the same floor plan and see what's different between the different brands...weight of camper, construction, interior decor, appliances. Which is more appealing to the eye, which has better mattresses on the beds. Which has a more comfortable couch. By comparing with similar floor plan, but a different brand, you'll soon have your own answer.
