2020 Pleasure-way reviews

2020 Pleasure-way Lexor FL. Had it for 4 years (selling today). Excellent quality. Spent as much as a month at a time in it during the winters down south. I did upgrade the fridge/freezer to from an absorption to compressor based. And replaced the noisy air conditioner with something much more quiet. Since my purchase, RV manufacturers have switched to quieter ACs. My only weaknesses in this specific model is the very limited ground clearance due to the generator. And I would have liked a larger propane tank (4.7 US gal). But the build quality is excellent and has the largest wet bath in a class B. Very happy to have the 2 KW inverter, making it more like a home Show less

The 2020 Pleasure Way Plateau TS was our first RV, and it has met and, in many ways, exceeded our expectations. We love the Class B footprint for its nimbleness and the ability to park it in both tight camping spots or regular-sized parking spaces. The Mercedes Sprinter platform has proven to be very reliable, as we have had no issues outside of regular service. The 2019 Sprinter cab upgrade provided very usable improvements, including USB-C connections, Apple Car Play, and (in our unit) a 7-inch infotainment display. Seating in the cab (thanks to Pleasure Way) is memory foam and is very comfortable over long distances, with good leg support for tall drivers (like me). Pleasure Way's buildout of the coach is top notch! Cabinetry is top quality and extra deep to hold a lot of gear. There is also plenty of storage in the rear under the sofa. That's where I keep my grill, leveling blocks, a Yeti Loadout Gear Case, the RV's power cable, tire inflater, and miscellaneous other items. The sofa/bed is one touch of a button to recline, and it is very comfortable. Lithium batteries (200 amp hours) are adequate for a few days off-grid if you are judicious with your electric use. If you drive even a little bit during the day (as we often do), then the batteries recharge quickly (or you can use the generator). There is plenty of room in the refrigerator for a week's worth of food, and the fridge "sips" propane, so a full tank will last a long time. Criticisms? The standard Winegard digital TV antenna is not very good for off-grid use (we usually download movies, etc. on an iPad in advance). Also, leveling using blocks can be challenging at times too. But I am nitpicking. All in all, this is a wonderful unit that has brought a sense of adventure into our travels. Love it! Show less

Great floor plan, ground clearance is a problem in some situations had mine lifted. Quality and reliability are excellent. Average 15 mpg overall at 65 to 70 mph. A little on the expensive side but if you want a reliable rv this is the one. Show less