2008 Itasca Navion IQ reviews

The 24H is best for a single traveler. The jack knife sofa is very uncomfortable and will not accommodate a tall person. I replaced it with a platform and custom mattress. The bathroom across the back provides for a very generous shower and good space for lav and commode. All components e.g. HVAC, frig, stove/microwave/convection over, cabinetry, etc. are 1st class and very tasteful. Sprinter chassis is very good and gives outstanding mpg. My unit had a design flaw that required an expensive repair but I understand Mercedes has corrected the issue. Show less

What is there not to like about the Navion IQ. Powerful Mercedes, turbo diesel engine that gets 16-19 mpg. Combine the powerful 3500 Dodge chassis is a perfect combo to get up those hills effortlessly. Convenience and luxury that seem to work with just a flip of a switch everytime; battery, propane, 30 amps, generator, dish satellite and more. WOW. Perfect start to any journey. Show less

The quality, construction, design, driving stability, mileage, and comfort are first class all the way.The 2008 Itasca Navion iQ is perhaps the best designed class B+ motor home on the market today. I strongly recommend this unit for a couple who are seeking a class B Roadtrek, Pleasure-Way or other small motor home. This is definitely a step above in every way. Show less

What an awesome motor home for exploring this great land! Perfect for a couple or young family, and very easy to drive. It gets 15-18 mpg and the diesel has plenty of power on those steep mountain roads. The Sprinter chassis has been very reliable and easy to maintain. Show less

I bought one just like this last week and I just love it. I get 14 mpg pulling a 2200 lb. vehicle. I took it off cruise and it only shifted down into 4th gear once on the way through Tennessee. I slept like a baby on the memory foam mattress. It drives and rides better than my new car. Show less

Love the RV. We travel across the US at 60 MPH and get 15 - 17 MPG. Mostly country roads and park anywhere. Converted the dining area in the rear to a permanent queen size bed. Yes, we'd like more outside storage but overall this beats hooking and unhooking a toad and on our day trips, if we like a place we just stay there and dry camp. Show less

Having the Mercedes Sprinter chassis means this is a great vehicle for driving. Easy to maneuver, park, and back-up. Also gets excellent fuel economy (15.5 mpg) for a motor home. The diesel engine has plenty of power. I would not want this unit if I were the type of camper to stay in a campground for an extended period, but for travel and staying 1 or 2 nights at each stop it can't be beat. There is excellent support from the Winnebago factory and from the Skinnie Winnie Yahoo User's Group. The H floor plan has no dedicated bed, therefore the living space and bathroom is larger. The downside is having to make up the bed nightly unless you sleep over the cab, which I only did once! Show less