Hi Nick. A proper mini coach motorhome. Exterior galley and entertainment, sleeps 6 people. Even with slide out (in) theres still plenty of room. Wow. Great walkthrough tour thanks 😊
Might be nice to us here in the UK, but I would definitely recommend if you're in the market for something like this, do proper research into them from other owners. These things are mass produced in the States and there are plenty of bad stories about build quality, slideout mechanism issues etc and poor warranty support. I'm not singling out this manufacturer, as there are many who build this class and size of motorhome. I'm just saying do research before you buy. Hope you can get proper warranty support here in the UK, and better service than they give in the USA. Also this thing is going to cost you a fortune in fuel at European fuel prices. Nick, can you find a Class C motorhome maybe something from Nexus or Renegade based on a truck chassis.
The Big question is what is the unladen weigh of the motorhome. By the time you've put clothes etc etc in you'll most probably be overloaded. And just lately the police and dvla have been taking a interest in motorhomes I would say 95% of motorhomes are. You only have to look at them going down the M5 to Cornwall and Devon.
Fantastic! Loads of space. Unbelievable to think that I could drive that beast. The outdoor entertainment and kitchen is really nice touch. Very impressed by this Nick.
Amazing Motor home. 3 things I loved the most. 1. Barbecue space on the outside. 2. The space alloted for shower is perfect. 3. A family of 4 can comfortably stay in this Motor home.
What an appropriate alternatve site....Yachts on wheels. Excellent. And appreciate the extimate costs which saves me having to open another search for their cost range. Thank you, sir
Love it, feels like every area has been thought through, rather than compromised. Loads of room, good sized beds, privacy, and great use of the outside space with the awning, kitchen and TV. Even the stying felt homely and modern. In the UK you would probably prefer diesel, just for running cost purposes.
I notice you call the pull out storage ''draws''!! I've noticed this in the last few videos of yours! The first time I heard them referred to as ''draws'' was when I lived in Essex. I've always known them as ''drawers''! Each to his own I guess. Thank you for producing these videos, I find them quite interesting even though I can't afford one, I'd love to live in one!
As a Brit living in North America, it always amazes me how keen Americans and Canadians are on old fashioned shaker style kitchens. I design kitchens for people who spend $40-50k on them for their newly built houses, only to have them replace the cupboard doors and drawer fronts with 1980s-style MFI shaker door fronts. Breaks my heart. Most of the time it’s because the owner genuinely has not been exposed to anything else in their life and so feels that any deviation from shaker is a dangerously risky move.
My boyfriend is American and can confirm they really are attached to those old fashioned dark woods. I’ve kind of learnt to see the charm in their love for it (like it’s almost classic now, it must remind them of their childhoods or something) but i do sometimes think, oh come on, change the record 😂
I found the £ 110.000 asking price rather reasonable for such a mega-RV, until I heard it is powered by a petrol-V8. I think you will have to spend half of the sales price on petrol every year. Too bad it isn't diesel powered.
@@omarwilliams6729 Any gas engine can run on LPG . You find an authorised company that converts the engine to run on LPG . I own a Toyota Hybrid that runs on LPG
For the UK you need diesel, if you want it to run on LPG you need to find a BIG space for the tank. That petrol engine will probably do 5 mpg, a 6 ltr diesel would pull better and get you around 12 to 15 mpg. It's no good for UK fuel prices.
I really don't miss the shiny vinyl oak veneer plastered everywhere that these things usually have. This looks fresh and airy. I wouldn't be able to deal with the 5 MPG, but that's probably just me. Thanks for another great tour!
Great presentation as usual. Looks a fantastic machine. Would like to think I might own a motor home eventually. Currently mightily invested in caravan and car outfit. But vehicles like this are increasingly appealing to me.
The thing doesn't even have twin propellers and side thrusters or lower and upper deck, I don't know about this one. I subbed over here and now I will probly want one like I want a yacht real bad from watching your videos.
Amazing price. I had no idea that Class A's could be so affordable. I note the 2022 MRSP is 135K USD which is cheaper than many Class B RV's - most of which are closer to $200K. Of course the larger Class A will cost you more on gas and will be a little limited on where you can park but I would take this over any Class B. Love the light contemporary interior styling. It really feels like a home on wheels.
OMG finally a decent size motor home with a good size Ford engine & no 140/160 HP Fiat econobox that would get stuck at the bottom of a small hill. I’m surprised to see North American LH side drive unless it plans to see mostly Euro countries instead of UK. This is the type & style we see on this side of the pond for driving thousands of kilometres/miles. Good job Nick & lucky new owners of this fantastic piece of kit.
Maybe I'm old fashioned, but I hate it when they put TV's on the outside of RV's. There's nothing worse than going camping and ending up next to people who drove all the way out to the campsite to sit outside and watch TV... Or maybe I'm just an old curmudgeon :)
I know this RV model from here in the US. Interesting to see it's offered in the UK (I am concluding this as you're posting the price in British Pounds). However, I am puzzled as the steering wheel is on the left hand side. What's up with that ?
Wonder how practical these are in the UK and Europe, I'd hate to try and take it away from A roads. Still, very nice and seems like a lot for your money when you consider the step up from a ~70k van derived camper
I love the interior. I find that some motorhomes have really dark interiors that just make it feel small. Dumb question. How come some motorhomes come with a petrol engine? Surely it's more expensive to run. Diesel has more low-end torque and can get better MPG. I know you're not driving it all the time but still, I never understand. I drive an 18-tonne truck with a 13 litre, 330hp engine, and on the motorway fully loaded it averages around 15mpg. I'm aware that you won't be driving it all the time but I bet the fuel tank is about 200 litres so will cost about £230 to fill up.
It's undoubtedly a lovely place to spend quality time, but a 7l V8 petrol engine is going to cost thousands per year in fuel, not to mention tax. Plus, it would be a nightmare navigating that on tiny uk roads. Great for the US though.
