2000page=2page=2page=2page=2page=2page=2page=2page=2 Winnebago, Itasca reviews

We own this exact model & year. Love it. Compact, but has everything you need. The bathroom is a great size, especially considering the overall length of the RV. And there is lots of storage! This is important to us, as to not be sqashed in a tiny compartment while showering. We've used it on short local trips and cross country trips. This RV does it all. Show less

Great value for the money Features True Air residential air conditioning units in the basement not on the roof. Workhorse chassis. Huge 30" deep single slide. Thermal windows, powerful Onan generator. High demand for this mid sized RV. Well built. Show less

This is a very easy RV to use and live with. It has great storage capacity and the interior space is totally livable with the single slide in. We have looked at a number of newer RV's that are essentially unusable with the slides in the closed position. This unit is perfectly livable with the slide in and very spacious with the slide out. The only real complaint that I have with the unit is the fact that it could really use another 100 horsepower. Once you get it rolling it's OK, but you have to be patient and in hilly areas you have to plan ahead and use the shifter to keep the engine in the power band. Show less

We have made several trips across country from South Florida to Seattle, Washington and California to visit family. RV was very reliable. The Cat Diesal engine kept us rolling up hills and mountains without a problem. Set up so while I am driving my wife can go to kitchen and make me lunch or get a drink. Very comfortable bed. Extra storage room in a pull out pantry for food. We recently had an overhaul done before going on our last trip to Washington and back to south Florida. Never had a problem. Cant beat the price for a very reliable RV. Show less

I have owned 3 Rialta's and they are wonderful if you like economy and ease of parking. This one can seat up to 8 and sleep 4. It has all the features of a larger RV in a small size. Gas mileage is 16 to 18 Insurance in less the 500$ Show less

Winnebago's are well made and well organized. The planning and care that went into design is not matched by many other manufacturers, The mechanicals are installed and setup to make the ease of use superb. The Ford engine and chasis have plenty of power and drivability, handling and economy. We run typically between 5.5 and 8 MPG. Show less

This is a very nice coach. It is clean and shows no significant wear for an 18 year old motorhome. Everything works except the dash ac which blows out the defrost instead of the dash vents. Has an amazing amount of storage both inside the coach as well as outside. Show less

I bought this RV new in 2000. I've lived in it full time for 18 years. I love the floorplan and amenities. It's been a joy to drive, has towed cars on trailers, boats and jet skis on trailers, and does it with ease. I've also flat towed my car on the ground and the motorhome doesn't even know it's there. I've added a lot of creature comforts which has made it even better. Show less

It's in great shape for it's age. Seems to be well maintained and has very few blemishes on it's exterior. Seems to have been repainted. Everything works as designed. Has very low mileage for it's age. Seems to be a great live-in unit for a couple or bachelor. Show less

Owned this rv 7 years and have lived in it 5-6 months of the year. 2 slides and ducted basement air/heat make this unit very comfortable. Has Micro/convection oven and frige w/ice maker. Sleep number queen bed and plenty of storage. First trip was to Alaska and this unit provided all the comforts of home. Show less