All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: mercedes sprinter chassisI'm very interested in this topic because I've been conducting research for months on all the class-C's built on the MB Sprinter. I've owned several Mercedes diesel cars over 40 years and they all have been rock solid. On paper I thought the Tiffin Wayfarer 24WQ (queen bed in a slide out the back) would be my choice on the Tiffin reputation alone. It certainly has several nice standard features such as diesel generator, but it has practically no basement storage. Many other brands, such as the Dynamax Isata 3, do a little better on basement storage, but not much better, then I saw the Thor Synergy Sprinter SP24 (the same configuration with the queen bed in a rear slide). That model has a HUGE storage compartment that can be accessed from either side or the rear. Add their Summit Upgrade Package, and it still prices out way lower ($10 - $15K) than the Tiffin. It's my new favorite, but other Thor products have several fair to poor reviews. Thor makes the Sprinter C in three different price tiers, and Synergy is their "luxury" model. I see quite a few on the road. Are there any Synergy owners that can share their experiences with Thor's build quality and warranty service on the Synergy Sprinter? Much thanks!!Re: New Inexpensive Class A or a Used, Well-known Class-A ???Thanks, ohhell10339. Great advice.Re: New Inexpensive Class A or a Used, Well-known Class-A ???:)Re: New Inexpensive Class A or a Used, Well-known Class-A ???Thanks to all who replied. I will start looking for a used one.New Inexpensive Class A or a Used, Well-known Class-A ???My wife and I are retired and plan to tour the U.S. We have an RV budget of about $100,000, and have not owned an RV in the last 30 years. I want to get opinions on whether to buy a very inexpensive new Class A such as the brand new Fleetwood Axon 29M, which has a full wall slide and a king bed. I love this spacious floorplan but I'm quite sure many corners were cut to get the price point so low. Or, am I better off buying a tried-and-true Class A such as a Fleetwood Bounder, used and in good condition, with under 50,000 miles? I would definitely buy an extended warranty with a used coach. Thanks for your feedback.
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