2007 Gulf Stream Yellowstone reviews

My 2007 Gulf Stream motorhome has had (o) problems. The motorhomes is easy to drive, duel braking system, easy to hookup. Set-up and leveling is a piece of cake as there are automatic levelers. All slides are level with the floor( good thing). Interior is maple wood , not plastic colored wood. Corian countertops. The model 8295 is an up-scale model with 3 slide outs which makes a very roomy area to have space of your own or for kids to play. List price in 2007 was well over $100,000. Very little maintenance required. Oil change at Ford dealership for the Triton V-10 was approximately $70. Another plus. With all the slide outs this is a very liveable motorhome. Show less

Well built and spacious with the slideouts out. King bed in the rear slideout. Purchased our unit used with low miles. Chevrolet V8 is powerful enough and gas mileage is between 6.5 and 8 depending on towing and terrain. We pull a aluminum car trailer with loaded SUV with no power or load issues. My wife has difficulty switching on the interior lights as the ceiling is high and the switches are on the overhead lights. Because this model is only 34 ft long the manuverabilty is quite good in tight campgrounds. The headlight brightness and aiming on the Kodiak chassis is not real good and auxiliary lighting helps with night visibility. Overall we are very satisfied with this motorhome over other units we have owned. Show less