2007 Itasca Meridian reviews

These older motorhomes have a lot of miles left in them. Back in the day these were built like tanks, to last. Many people may go out and buy a $100k-$150k motorhome that will be worth $50k in 5-7 years. they older ones are everybody as good without the depreciation. Saving $80k-$100k. In many cases built better. Show less

This has a 350 hp Cat engine that runs beautifully. Great condition. This has been a really nice roomy coach for us. We love it but are getting older and want something smaller. 2 slides, central air conditioning, electric sofa bed which opens at a push of a button. It has the most comfortable front seats you'll ever ride in. Washer/Dryer combo. Nice sized separate shower and sink with a ton of counter and cabinet space. Separate commode area. A nice separate laptop table. Great kitchen with tons of storage in the whole coach. 3 pull out pantries. We can't even fill up all the spaces. Master closet lights pop on upon opening door. Fans in the front of the coach. Fantastic fan. Electric patio awning. Slide covers. New tires 2024. Everything in this coach is done well and for your comfort. Drives like a dream. Clean Title. Thank you. Show less

It is a nice rig. Gone for 2 months not one problem. Solid unit, with the steering stabilizer, it is two finger steering (if you want). Very liveable unit, climbed Raton Pass at a steady 65 mph. Clean and free wear and tear. Show less

The coach is an upscale version of the Winnebago Journey 36G with different exterior colors and interior designs and many upgrades and desirable options that Itasca included as standard. With all the living accommodations of larger coaches, this very popular floor plan is set in a much lighter 36 ft coach, which makes it easier to drive and park and provides better fuel mileage. It is perfectly suited for a couple to travel alone (or with two others) or to live in fulltime. I have owned four motorhomes in my lifetime and three were Winnebago products. I have found the quality to be excellent. Show less

This is my first Winnebago and it is not what I expected for over all quality. I previously owned a Fleetwood class A and found it better. I have no experience with the warranty but found customer support was a long wait on the phone for a disappointing end result. Show less

I have owned several motorhomes (Foretravel,and Country Coach). This one is the most user friendly one I have owned. Quality coach and a pleasure to use. Show less

We Aquired our 35' Meridian in March 2007 as an insurance replacement for our 2004 Winnebago Journey which was essentially the same unit without all of the extra amenities of the Itasca. We have loved traveling in these two Coaches for more than 10 years. The size is perfect for providing adequate convenient living space while allowing us to park in most of the places we like to visit. We have crossed the U.S. at least 4 times, and spent 3 months living in the coach parked in our driveway while our home was being remodelled. All of the major systems have performend flawlessly. The power train combination of Catapillar C7 Diesel with it's 860 Ft LBs of Torque, and the Allison MH 3000 6 speed Automatic Transmission has provided plentiful pulling power and performed without any problems for more than 40,000 miles. The air ride suspension is very comfortable, and the handling of the coach is very easy. With the cruise control set on 1,850 RPM we cruise at 65 MPH on the interstates all day. Show less