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| Re: The first hybrid-electric Class A motorhome chassis | Gerald K | Yes, this is a step in the right direction. With both Fleetwood and Winnebago building prototypes no doubt other manufacturers will do the same and other chassis builders will come up with new developments. Looks good. | See RoTi item |
| Re: RV sales down but reasons for optimism | Robyn | Okay all you nayayers... look at it realistically, will ya'? Traveling with your RV still has all the benefits it always has had!
I hate hotels, so vacationing in my Travel Trailer is aways better for me than flying somewhere and staying at a hotel.
I save enough money to more than pay for my plane ticket, stay at the RV Parks, and my gas to RV Versus, fly, rent cars, and stay at hotels, and eat out all the time.
Because, even though the gas prices were up this summer, so were the hotel rates, plane fairs, etc.
So, RVing is just as affordable as any means!
And by the way, mine went to Tenn. & Florida in November, this year.
The media does a good enough job painting doom and gloom. Let's look at it this way, we're all going to still want to, and try to "get away" using our RV's not just because it's affordable but also because in todays economy and with todays stresses, we need it! | See RoTi item |
| 2008 Great West Vans - Sprinter Legend | Jo | Looks beautiful & livable - would like to know what mpg it gets. | See RoTi item |
| Re:2009 Airstream Interstate Class B | Homer | Can one person live in one of these Class B's for say, 3 months without going stir crazy. Are the showers usable and practical or is this just a stop gap impracticality. I am on the verge of going to a "B" from many years as an "A" owner. Only those of you that have them and use them would know. | See RoTi item |
| Re: The first hybrid-electric Class A motorhome chassis | Richard A | Greater fuel efficiency on a truck diesel/electric chassis has been running around our cities for some time..in the form of diesel electric buses....thank you Freightliner for FINALLY doing something with RV's | See RoTi item |
| 2008 Pleasure-Way Dodge Plateau | Bird's Eye traveler | ) and the comfort of the seats were outstanding. Never felt discomfort. They do have lumbar adjustment (just not automatic). You have to use the manual knob controls. The fabric is more practical than leather (more easily cleaned, and doesn't tear or puncture easily). Feels quite luxurious. Love the PW Plateau!!! | See RoTi item |
| Re: RV sales down but reasons for optimism | John A | People like traveling and RVing is better and probably cheaper. It's great to see more younger people getting into RVing and a smart move by Thor to arrange financing. RVing will go from strength to strength once the market starts to turn up. | See RoTi item |
| Re: Roadtrek SS-Agile class B motorhome | Brenda Cordon | Really love the look and layout of this model and definitely think class B is the way to go. We have a class A and if we can sell it I'm set to buy the Agile. | See RoTi item |
| Tiffin Allegro Bay class A motorhome | RoTi RV Reviews | "You simply won't find another coach that delivers more space and value for the money..." | See RoTi item |
| Re: Emphasis on smaller vehicles | William K | We downsized from a 40' motorcoach to a class B and the fuel consumption is better of course. But engine builders and RV manufacturers still have a long way to go. We need more fuel efficient vehicles, where's the hybrid designs for RVs? | See RoTi item |
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