2002 Country Coach reviews

Here is the thing, you asked me to rate a "Rolls Royce" motorhome, so of course it is going to rate high. My motorhome cost the original buyer over half a million dollars back 17 years ago, so you would expect something nice. Has it been perfect, no, but most of the materials used to make it and the design and assembly has been excellent. Plus we have had very good experience using the factory in Oregon for service. They are usually half the price of our local service people and do the job right. My biggest complaint with this coach is that my wife and I started out going to buy something much smaller 11 years ago and we ended up with a 42' coach instead of a 30' one. But on the other hand this coach has been a pleasure to stay in for long periods of several months when we go on extended trips. I am sure there have been some improvements on coaches in the last 17 years, but my guess is that most of the improvements would be similar to cars, limited mostly to electronics. Certainly TV sets have gotten better since 2002. But that was easily fixed in our rig. Motors, transmissions, generators, and so on are the same as back then. So overall I don't think there is much we miss by having a coach of this age. And we paid a price we could afford to buy this back in 2008. There is no way we could have bought a new one with our budget. Not one of our many RV friends has a coach that I would rather have than ours and that includes a number of high end ones and much newer ones. Show less

We absolutely love the Country Coach RV's we have had several, by far this has been one of the best. It handles remarkably, with plenty of power and stability. Also, the overall quality of the materials used is by far an upgrade above the rest. This is our only choice for an RV and have previously owned American Eagle, American Dream as well as a Monaco Dynasty, no comparison. I just worry now they have sold out, sad day... Show less

Second owner and owned for over 8 1/2 years. Have traveled coast to coast with last major trip being 16,674 miles to Alaska and most of the northwest. Lot of driver time over the years. Country Coach built a solid cold weather coach that can handle any roads and mountains with ease. The Coach came with the Engineered drawing and Technical Manuals identifying every part on the Chassis and House. Made identifying and repairing a breeze over the years. Ride is smooth and super quiet even with the generator running. No sway when semi's are passing. As for Livability using as a full timer would not be a problem. This model has an abundance of cabinets for storage and is a well thought out Coach. Dual head shower is very large with built in seat. If we were to continue RVing we wouldn't hesitate to buy a Country Coach - Show less

Second owner and owned for over 8 1/2 years. Have traveled coast to coast with last major trip being 16,674 miles to Alaska and most of the northwest. Lot of driver time over the years. Country Coach built a solid cold weather coach that can handle any roads and mountains with ease. The Coach came with the engineered drawing identifing every part on the Chassis and House. Made identifying and repairing a breeze over the years. Ride is smooth and super quiet even with generator running. No sway when semi's are passing. As for Livability using as a full timer would.not be a problem. Of coarse a 4 slide would be better as this Coach is only a 2 slide model but even with that it is a well thought out Coach. If we were to continue RVing. I would have to buy another Country Coach (although a Liberty or Prevost would be better). This is my honest opinion as we have owned other Coaches. Show less

Country Coach is one of the best in quality ever made. Handles and drives exceptionally well. Performance is strong, and everything works as it should. One of the best looking rigs on the road. Show less