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No matter what you use to camp with an RV is a compromise. That said, accepting the different types, floor plans, engines, levels of quality and how you prioritze them will predict your level of satisfaction! We chose the diesel over gas, the class A coach over class B, C or a trailer, we chose a small over a larger vehicle - Heres why. First, diesel power is, in a word, comforting; more torque than power, it feels right when driving a heavier vehicle. Step on the throttle and you get a surge of reassuring power, not as much with a gas engine. Second, a Class A gives you a huge view, when you are driving, the large expanse of glass is like a window to the world! In a smaller rig, this space is your picture window when you are all set up camping; makes the space feel much larger. Third, The smaller vehicle has gotten us to places that are off limits to larger vehicles; state parks or campsites that are close to capacity, the odds of an available site are better; we have gotten into places that others wouldnt fit. Lastly the quality of a coach especially ours is top shelf which makes the experience that much more enjoyable! Show less

We have traveled long distance and camped near in lovely campgrounds. This rig is easy to set up - I am 62 yr old female (this is our first Rv) I am able to set up by myself. All the systems are easy to use. The manual is helpful. It has storage space galore - honestly way more than a person needs unless you choose to be a full timer. The tv antenna picks up a number of channels and the dvd players work great. Nice for a couple and a couple of children or grands. Show less

Love the idea of Rving but don't love the idea of a 40 ft-er? This Vista is the perfect size that gives plenty of room, all the amenities needed and a comfortable place to dwell whether you are parking it or driving cross country. It is great at cooling and wonderful for heating. Hot water is pretty instant. Loads of storage within and under the unit. Setting up is a breeze. Show less

We have owned many different motorhomes, campers, trailers, etc. and have found the quality and value of the View to be outstanding. Interior space is very livable, seating is good, cabinetry is well made including drawers, doors, and trim items. Kitchen layout is really function and has lots of counter space storage. Kitchen and bathroom fittings are high quality. Appliances are all good quality and work well. Ducted AC and furnace work really well on gas and electric. Slides work well in these and windows are tight. The plumbing configuration on these is really functional making it easy to connect and clean and winterize. From a coach perspective the 1 ton dually Sprinter chassis drives really well and we have driven it coast to coast in all conditions. In short, high recommend on these. Show less

Winnebago is a standard for the RV industry. They have been around forever and make a good quality product. The cabinetry is beautiful and for a moderately priced class A motorhome, you get a lot for you money. This particular vehicle has a new engine with only 13000 miles on it due to a bad oil change done by and independent company. They replaced the engine at their cost. This particular unit has new a/c and batteries throughout. They have kept all the repair receipts and also have a vin checkup showing the unit has never been in an accident. Show less

Bought this M/H in 2017 when it was 1 year old from Mesa RV in Phoenex AZ. 9000 miles on it. Imported it to Canada. Probably didn't save any money but there were no similar RV's in Canada to look at. Since then the hydraulic jack system had to be replaced, the 2 large slides quite working costing thousands of dollars to repair, the air conditioning on the engine had to be replaced, and now one of the engine cylinders is low on compression. Repair estimates are from $12,000.00 to $20,000.00. Never buy another Winnebago with a ford V10 engine. Show less

RV has everything you need to take off and camp Safe, dependable. Including extras in sale price. Listed below. Taken out twice. Performed as expected. Love slide out. AC , heater excellent. Shower excellent. Lots of windows lets nature into RV. With outdoor canopy. Show less

What I Love about this 2016 Navion J RV! This unit has been easy to drive and park, only 24 Ft long. The only thing that you need to remember while driving is looking at your Driver and Passenger mirrors, there is no Rear view mirror! Sitting up high above the road driving you are able to see more in front of you. Mercedes partnered with Winnebago to give the power you need to climb Hills and the style of Exterior/Interior of a Tiny Home. Adventure awaits with comfort traveling a short or long distances. Swizz2022 Show less

This RV is a Super Star. Comfortable while traveling, easy to cool and heat. Tows a Ford F 150 Extended Cab Truck so easily. Love having the bath and 1/2, queen bed and large shower while on the road. Its a little load on the road, but I feel this could be quitened by insulating the front end of the engine. Show less

Purchased new in 2016, stored in a garage since new. Overall a nice motorhome for a class C. Paid $135K to much in 2016. Never took rv back to dealer for warranty work, did work myself. First week replaced all 22 Led recessed lighting fixtures because they started to fail. (supplier issue using new low temp solder}. Then metal Z bracket on roof cab pulled away from front cap because they used aluminum rivets. Pulled cab headliner down and replaced rivets with bolts. Floor in living area was not even could fill ripple from manufacturing. Roof started separating from front cap, found attachment screws were never installed by workers, had predrilled holes that attach cap to roof framing just no screws. Roof fiberglass started to separate from foam at foam seams. Double pane frameless windows were terrible, did not seal against wind. No insulation in critical areas like front cap, under shower over plastic wheel well. No corrosion protection of sheet metal storage compartments, used thin layer of rattle can paint. Had nice Alcoa wheels, Michelin tires. Never had any issue one with the Ford chassis. Put motorhome on consignment with the dealer I purchased it from. Haven't missed it at all. Show less