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Easiest RV to drive and park. Fits in all national and state parks. Plenty of power to tow our Jeep Toad up big hills in the west. Winnebago Quality is evident in how well the coach is built. Literally have not had an issue with any system on the coach. All slides have worked perfectly, generator is quiet and the Ford E450 V10 is a work horse. You get the luxury of a large class A diesel for a third of the price. Show less

The 2011 Popular 210 Roadtrek is a great, travel exploring experience. Easy to maneuver and drive in all kinds of areas —city or country. It is fully contained, comfortable beds, seating, with lots of storage. We stronly recommend it-enjoy. Show less

Great all around motorhome ! Small enough for easy parking but plenty of space with 3 slides. One of the few motorhomes that you can get to bathroom ,refrigerator and bed while moving(closed slides). A lot of space for company. We even fit a child's cot at the end of our bed for grandchild's visit. Show less

How could I possibly write a review the man never answers the damn ad whether I email or I text you should just take it off your site if nobody's going to answer it. I found one the other day I really liked and I drove it and I was real happy with it but it did have some problems so I didn't buy it I seen this one which is also closer to my house but nobody answers the ad Show less

Incomplete Trim work -2 months use cupboard's started coming apart at the corners.. shower drain leaking. ( bent fitting installed at factory lots of puddy and glue to try and make it work) looks like it leaked from beginning. Sink pitted. Some fixes done - waiting for plumbing fittings. Black decals bubbling Show less

We love our Winnebago. It has a very durable design. The only con we have is, we wished it came with a 2nd AC in the bedroom. Other than that it is absolutely perfect, we have a family of 6 there is plenty of space and drives real smooth on the highway with tons of storage. I'm also really impressed with the performance of the Ford V10. Overall, very happy with it and really love the Winnebago brand. Show less

Factory difficult in the customer service area...non resposive both in phone calls as well as e-mails. Build quality terrible...water leaks/missing parts limited availabilities of upgrades and very little owner's manual information. Great floor plan...nice design but assembled by people who just did not care if it's components function or not. Cheap! Cheap! This was my 30th new motorhome. Owners of manufacturers[family owned I am told] just do not have any pride in their product. Would NEVER buy another of their products! Have a wonderful dealer though! Show less

My family has loved our Coachmen Freelander 21RS. Easy to drive at only 24 feet long, descent on gas, as far as RV's go, and great layout with plenty of storage space. We have taken our RV from Arizona all the way to Texas and back again. Through the mountains and through the heat with no problems. The Chevy V8 handled it all without any issues. Show less

Owned a 4043 for 10 years. Floorplan is great for a live-in couple. Loads of storage. Quality of the coach build was exceptional. Cabinets are solid. Coach drives well with the use of comfort drive in any windy condition. This was flex steal prior to the fabric quality problems. Cummins ISL is tried and true with power enough to do speed limit \with toad anywhere. fresh water (100) grey water and black water adequate to go a week with out worry. Nice to have washer and dryer. Show less

We bought this RV new with the intent to live in it and travel continuously. It fulfilled its purpose perfectly. It provides all the essential features and functions that are required for full time living. The floor plan is nicely organized to enable full time living and to accommodate occasional visitors. Given a more generous budget to work with, we might have preferred a diesel pusher, but the Ford chassis and drive train never really disappointed. In 7 and a half years and 60,000 miles of travel, we never experienced a roadside failure. We intentionally wanted a shorter length for maneuverability and for access to locations which might have length restrictions. This model was ideal for achieving that objective and still providing a comfortable living space. All systems functioned as efficiently as we needed and expected. We never considered our travel as camping as we were connected to utilities virtually all the time. We essentially wanted a moveable apartment. This coach was well suited to our purposes and I would make exactly the same choice if I were in the market today. Show less