2007page=2page=2 Winnebago, Itasca reviews

Actually, it was a 23J, 2007, bought new in 2006. Just traded it with 160K miles on it. Kept outside for two decades. No leaks despite never recaulking it. Fair amounts of flat out on the highway and crawling off road. None of the gauges were accurate. The steps failed over and over. The wheel covers flew off over and over. The TV antenna crank collapsed repeatedly.. W/o ever having an accident it cost about $112K in repairs and maintenance. It sold for $75K back when that was big money. It was worth $30K (retail) at trade. At 60 mph on flat ground and little wind it got 17 mpg. For the first 2 years it was nearly impossible to find chassis service because Dodge Sprinter dealers mostly wouldn't work on them, despite their contractual agreements. Back then, WGO could not be interested to help fix the problem. So I fixed it by calling Chrysler's (Dodge's) chief stockholder, Cerberus. Then everything changed overnight. Quickly the Dodge Sprinter dealers got a legal warning...and Mercedes took back the Sprinter brand. Show less

Winnebago is synonymous with "motor home" for reason. Each part is carefully designed and skillfully built. The 33T is great because of the two couches and the separate bedroom. As with other basement models, there's plenty of storage and the driving position is high for good visibility. There are some extra touches I didn't expect, like using the engine heat in the water heater while driving. It seems that they thought of everything. Show less

Wonderful to drive and easy to set up. Has all the necessary amenities needed for a great camping trip. Durable/reliable diesel engine with great mpg. Sleeping areas have thick, firm mattresses for a great nights sleep. Kitchen area has ample space for preparing meals and convection oven works just like a home oven. Show less

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

Our 2007 Winnebago Journey was wonderful for our family. We had plenty of space with the 3 large slides. The back bedroom with the king-size bed was big enough for a 6-foot tall person. The full-size fridge fit enough food for all 5 of our kids. There is plenty of storage everywhere. The 2 roof top air conditioners handled the summer heat without any issues. We were able to pull our Yukon XL (heavy) vehicle with all our bikes and the strong Journey diesel engine handled it well. The automatic hydraulic leveling system made it easy to get settled at the campsite. The automatic air suspension makes driving it and riding in it very comfortable. It has been a dream for our family. We are looking forward to helping another family get started with their RV dreams. Show less

We lived in it for a year, and it is so spacious, espcially with the high ceilings and 4 slides. Our motorhome has a custom built retractable patio, so in the mornigs you can grab your coffee and walk right out onto the patio without going down the stairs onto the ground, (which is often wet from the Houston rain). Great layout with a large couch and small dining area lots of room to move around, a full size fridge, with ice-maker, even with using the gas stove daily we never ran out of the 31 Gal of propane. It has a 50" TV at the electric multi-color fireplace which puts out plenty of heat. The bathroom is compact but plenty big to clean up and get ready for the day. It has a very compfortable bed with adjustable base for sitting up, raising your feet, and even masage. The outside compartments are attached to the slides so you dont have to crawl under the slides, (except for the patio area) With 400HP it has plenty of power to climb hills and get up to speed with ease, and the 2 stage engine brake make downhill easy to maintain a safe speed. Great rig... Show less

Personally I'm not too happy with pop's RV they seem to advertise stuff that they don't know what they're talking about for instance a 42 footer which I know vectra doesn't come in it's listed as one of their motorhomes for sale and advertise to me only because I'm looking for a 40-footer if I'm not mistaken after 40 ft they go to a double axle also at another time they advertise one as a wd with all my extensive research into the vectras they did not have a wd model and when I wrote to them I never got a response back so I believe I have to take their experiences do your homework because they are not going to do it for you or make good on their own and if I'm mistaken I'll be the first one to apologize but right now I wish you all good luck and do your homework Show less

Our 4 th RV..I fell in love with the kitchen,..would love to see Winnebago design the adventurer 35A living space with the 35L bedroom! That would be a winner! Took our girl on a 2900 mile roadtrip …kept right up with our diesel road trip buddy! The quality of these older coaches is in matched.. only thing missing is a king size bed! Show less

Workhorse model, perfect length, good quality. Two slides on opposite sides even out weight. Air shocks supplement rear shocks, pretty good ride at #15-18000. Full shower, nice size bathroom. Queen bed just right size. Liveable on the road Show less