Holiday Rambler Vacationer XE reviews

I Know I didn't buy an Holiday Rambler but now have owned 2 Fleetwood products that are built buy the same Group. Both the Motorhomes have been nothing but Junk. The first one was the Fleetwood Flair. I had not very good luck with that unit right from the fridge to the paint always cracking and them trying to take the easy way out buy giving me a payout and still being stuck with a piece of junk. So I thought maybe cause it was the low end, I decided to trade it up for a Bounder. The Bounder was another $200,000.00 so you would think the quality would be better, NOT still garbage. These units have been such a bad experience that we don't even want to camp anymore. Trying to get problems fixed through Warranty is a joke as they have no clue. I am still waiting for the factory to resolve the issue with the external bowing wall that pulls away from the cabinets at least 3/4 to a full 1" every time the sun shines on the exterior wall. The customer service/Warranty guy I am dealing with never gets back to a consumer. Isn't that right Ricardo Torres. That Is his name by the way. I have only been able to use this unit 9 times in 2 years cause it's always in for repairs. All as I can say as the REV Group is the biggest JOKE I have ever seen. I would watch out when buying a Holiday Rambler as well cause I know the exterior walls have been falling out as well. This Outfit (REV GROUP) Doesn't stand behind any of their products. I am trying to spread the word so no one else has to deal with the issues I am having. These idiots will regret dealing with me as I am posting on every site I can find. Show less

This has been the best RV. We have thoroughly enjoyed travel in it. Being a smaller RV we can visit some of the parks a larger RV can not. It has everything you need for month long trips. It is easy to drive, easy to operate, easy to maintain, easy to tow a toad, and very comfortable. The set up after arriving to a park is pretty easy and doesn't take much time at all. We have added a lot of after market extras to make the drive quieter and smoother. We tow a 2013 Chevy Equinox with our RV. It's a great RV! Show less

We purchased this RV to travel with our 2 daughters. The bunkhouse floorplan with 1 1/2 baths is perfect for a family with kids. Some of the things that make it very comfortable for long trips or even full time living are the washer / dryer combo, nice size shower, queen bed in the master bedroom with lots of storage, and nice seating in the living area. We like to turn the driver and passenger seats to the rear and use the removeable table between them as an office area when parked. The dual AC units (1 with heat pump), electric fireplace and dual propane furnaces keep it comfortable year round. There is a lot of basement storage as well. We have been happy with the overall quality of the RV. We have had no major problems. Would highly recommend. Show less

Starting with POP RV ads on their website and other RV sales sites, POP RV was very deceptive.. The RV salesman in Michigan was Brad from Team Vincent (Bradley & Kristy), at teamvincent@popsells... After the closing on our motorhome I emailed Brad to ask him for the keyless entry code, since I'm in New Mexico and the motorhome is in Holly, Michigan.. Here is Brads response after closing, ""I'm sorry to say that when the seller accepted his advertisement he did not uncheck that the unit does not have keyless entry. I apologize for this hiccup."" So now I wonder what else might be incorrect in their listing?? The closing agent at POP RVs was Tracy Howard, she also screwed up big time, I told her from the beginning to use my name and member of LLC.. She only used my name, which means I'll have a big hassle sending paperwork back and forth to be changed and notarized.. I wish I never did business with this incompetent company POP RVs... SUCKS!! Brad has never responded since I found his deception.. Update: Tracy Howard the closing agent has corrected the paperwork, which will alleviate any future problems with our LLC. Show less

Bought this floor plan because of the bath and 1/2. Drives great, has plenty of power even fully loaded and towing our Jeep Cherokee. We've used it in winter and summer and it has adequate heating and cooling to keep you comfortable year round. Love the large refrigerator with the ice maker (you never run out of ice). Not happy with the RV Dealer we purchased the motor home from but, that is what I hear from almost all RVer's. I've had to call the factory on several occasions and they responded right away and tried to help me any way they could. Show less

Beware of any rebuilt title. They are much harder to insure, and believe me, a rebuilt title means, the damage to the vehicle was more than the vehicle was worth. No gray tank cost 49000. Far to often people are being taken by dealers who quickly hide, or deny the massive damage done, to turn a quick buck. Trust me the savings will dwindle quickly with the repair bills. Show less

We are very well pleased with our 2017 Holiday Rambler Admiral XE model 31B. The build quality is very good, inside and out. Our rig came with large front & rear anti-sway bars and we added a steering stabilizer – easy to drive, handles very well on the road and in cross-winds. Comfortable to sleep 6 adults in the RV full size 2 queen beds and single bunkbeds. If needed, the jack knife sofa and dinette table convert into beds for up to 4 children. Well appointed interior, a touch of elegance with the cherry cabinets and accents. Three burner stove and a large convention oven/microwave take care of all cooking needs in the kitchen. The rig came with a 15,000 BTU A/C ducted system, however with the extreme heat in the southwest when we camp at a lake or desert area, the AC could not keep up comfortably. So we added a second 11,000 BTU A/C in the bedroom, which cools off the bedroom, bath and dual bunk beds. Now all is comfortable. All equipment operates properly and is in excellent condition and with less than 17000 miles, this is a gently used and well cared for family sized RV! Show less

Original owner, just under 17,000 miles, this rig is cherry, you won’t find many RVs in such excellent condition! This is one well maintained and cared for RV. The Pecan Grove color scheme and Dark Cherry hardwood and prefinished provide a touch of elegance and grace to the living space. Holiday Rambler built a quality coach and created an excellent floor plan in this RV designed for comfortable family use sleeping 6 adult sized people and up to 4 children in this Bunk Bed model RV. Plenty of storage in the basement and when the bunk beds are not in use – great storage space and the top bunk flip up for even more usable space. Easy, comfortable to drive, handles very well on the road at highway speeds or where ever your travels take you! Show less

2017 Holiday Rambler Admiral XE 31B Holiday Rambler built a quality coach and created an excellent floor plan in this Admiral XE 31B Bunk Bed model RV. Plenty of storage in the basement and when the bunk beds are not in use – great storage space and the top bunk flips up for even more usable space. Inside designed with a touch of elegance and well built throughout. Very happy with Holiday Rambler and the Admiral XE in particular. No significant mechanical issues, manufacture responsive with any questions I had over time and quick to provide PDFs of design schematics or user manuals. Plenty of power towing a vehicle – don’t even notice the additional weight, no sway or buffeting when tractor/trailers pass with the front and rear rollbars and Safe-T-Plus steering stabilizer. Very comfortable to drive on long trips. Show less

The Holiday Rambler is an excellent Class A RV for many reasons. First, the 31' length allows you to park completely in two normal parking spaces. Pull into a space, take the one in front of you also and you are out of the lanes and safely parked. It also handles very well from the factory. The Ford F-53 chassis is a very popular chassis and you can get parts for the chassis such as brake shoes, calipers, starter, alternator, etc. from any auto parts store. They carry parts for large F350 pickups and the parts are the same. The engine (Ford 460 V8) and Transmission (Ford C-6) are known as being Bulletproof. My 59,000 miles with only oil and brake changes are a testament to that. I did add airbags front and rear as the chassis swayed a lot about 30,000 miles. The springs were tired. They offer thicker sway bars but I was happy with just the airbags. The coach is made from Welded Aluminum tubing and is well insulated. Mine had the winter package with dual pane windows and heat to the wet bay where the water tank is. The cabinets are solid oak frames and faces of drawers. We never (24 years old) has never had a door or drawer come apart. The bed is very comfortable with just a mattress topper, and the Drivers seats are very plush and soft. At about 40,000 miles I switched the driver and passenger seat because the right side of the driver was worn and compressed. The passenger didn't even notice it and the seat is like new now. I have often driven 10 hours at a time and never complained about the seat. Show less