Thanks for the video! I’m really surprised Foretravel used the cheaper / less capable S2RV chassis. I would have expected them to go higher end with the M2 or Cascadia. The better chassis options would fare better in the luxury market they are trying to be in. Also, the front cab interior appears to be an afterthought with little attention to detail / lack of changes from the base Freightliner. However, the rest of the RV looks to be of very high quality (living room, kitchen, bath, master suite). I really like the extended seating in the main area.
Today I was back at the RV show in Tampa and we did talk a little bit more about the supersede that for travel is producing but again it’s still early in its design stages. They’ll be quite a few options I guess maybe for different chassis but it’s still premature to make any decisions because they’re still playing with the concept of a super C thank you for watching and your comments.
Saw this today. You can get a super c from tiffin for half the price. Other than upgraded furniture you’re not getting what you’re paying for. They didn’t even bother to change the paint from the standard cab that freightliner provides
Thank you for watching and your comments. Yes, I understand when I was talking to the sales people in the booth and they told me that this was still in development and there will be probably many changes as they come to fruition with this product.
When I was talking to the sales reps at Foretravel, they told me that this is still in development, and things could change on it, but it was nice to see they went into a super C
I expected better from Foretravel than the weak-sauce S2RV chassis. At the very least, the M2-112 chassis so you could get the 450 L9 Cummins, or 525 DD13 Detroit. Perhaps "Valium" would be a more appropriate name?
Again, when speaking with him at the show, they did say to me that this was still in a development stage and they would be changing chassis and engines and various other things so it's still quite new to them, and still many improvements to go
Foretravek has manufactured some beautiful Class A coaches over the years, that are second to none. I like to say, functionally beautiful. I have never owned a Foretravel but if I decided to go back to a Class A coach I would consider one. After seeing this video, I have some constructive criticism. First, the coach looks long for a single axle. The coach chassis is not the Freightliner Cascadia. We have a Renegade on the Freightliner Cascadia and there is no comparison to how the ride is as opposed to the M2 106 ( ? ) chassis which is built for day delivery and the Cascadia is more for long highway travel. The Foretravel coach will be solid, unfortunately, I believe it is on the wrong chassis.
