2008page=2page=2page=2page=2page=2page=2page=2page=2page=2 Winnebago reviews

We rented a few different kinds before buying an RV. We were lucky there were others in line to buy this unit and we gave it the thorough once over. Found it to be acceptable and bought it. We have had it for a year now and I can tell you the previous owners took care of it. Everything is original and what isn't there is a receipt for. We just did the acrylic and the rubber roof paint even though it wasn't leaking nor do I think it's ever leaked. It needed shocks when we got it so I changed them and it rides like a new rig. Since the oil and transmission fluids are the life of the vehicle I'm changing them out frequently I just did them both at 40, 000 miles I plan to change both out every other oil change. Let you know how it goes. Everything is rock solid on the rig. We changed the original mattress went from 5 inches thick to 12. Much better. Yes the decor is dated but it works like a top. Not changing a thing until something breaks👍 Show less

Wide-open space and easy to move around even if the slides are closed. Inside finishes were well made and sturdy. The finish on the outside of the coach was also well done. Easy access to the wet bay and electrical systems. Driveability is a little challenging. Due to the size, a lot of movement when being passed by large trucks or on a very windy day. Too much air in the tires makes it completely undrivable. The worse thing about these coaches, you will see it in almost every ad, are the leveling jacks. A lot of them have been replaced and you may be ok. If not run. Run! These cannot be rebuilt. IF you can find the parts, each jack will set you back 1500-2000. The master pump will also go our- another $2000. Overall a great coach but I could not stomach $10k in the leveling jacks only for them to possibly go out again. Show less

We owned this Rv for 6 years and both traveled in it and lived in it during a home renovation. We have four kids and found this floor plan an absolute delight. The u-shaped dinette made it possible for us to all eat together and game play during rainy events was so fun. Everyone could reach the board game or puzzle without a strain. The bunks with private DVD players for the kids were a huge win. They could retreat to a private space behind the curtain or be out in the main living space. A door that separates the master from the rest of the space is great bc I could lie down with the little ones while the big kids relaxed in the living room. One thing we disliked about it was that the dinette is a hassle to turn into a sleeping space. We would usually put a pallet on the floor before we would convert the dinette. The oven was also a hassle and not very large. We put a ninja air fry oven in, which was big enough for a pizza. But otherwise, it was 10/10. I literally had to stop and think of gripes because it suited us so well. If you can find one, it’s a winner! Show less

I like everything about it. It sure has been dependable. I LOVE the driver side slide out- It goes the full length. I love the command center that does things like-turn off one AC compressor if you use microwave... if on a 30 watt hookup. Amazing how it works. Live the inverter switch. Enjoy the motorized sofa with foot rests Show less

Great RV. Easy to drive and set up. Slide outs make it roomy. Only draw back is shower is a little tight because I’m 6’6 and 300 lbs. Everyone else’ finds it great. Automatic leveler is the best invention since sliced bread Show less

Lived in several motorhomes from class b to 34' class a Worked in engineering and traveled through USA in all weather staying at campgrounds. Nothing ever came close to the comfort of my itasca epilse 34d Show less

Good size for drivability. great for one or two people and an occasional guest. Feels like driving a pickup. Open floor plan with accessible galley, microwave, pantry, and refrigerator. Refrigerator will run on propane if needed, or shore power and generator. Show less

We have enjoyed this rv for comfort, dependable, layout, options,everything about the rv has been exellent. Would buy this brand again, in fact this is our 2nd class a diesel from this builder. Winnebago makes a very good reasonable RV. Show less

Great RV for full-timing! Lots of storage in bay areas and inside kitchen has a pull out in-wall pantry. Extra closet in the hallway is fantastic and also love the quality built cupboards and interior walls. Drawers for clothing are deep and much bigger than what is found in newer RVs. The desk area and storage were some of the main features that drew us to this home. Overall, both mechanically and the living area, have made our travels a great experience! Show less

This is my 7th motorhome and my last as health forces me to give it up. She has been a great motorhome plenty of room and storage the electric reels are a god send no more wrestling with hoses or power cable. she rides great. two vanities makes it nice. very easy to drive and maneuver the kitchen is big enough for two people to work the opposing slides make for a great entertainment area tv is in front of you not on the ceiling between the seats big shower i'm 6 2 and have plenty of room most of the lighting has been replaced with leds Show less