2010 Class A - Diesel reviews

Smooth ride due to air ride suspension No problems with it i bought it used. Now it is 15 years old and still going strong i would recommend this unit to anyone looking for a diesel pusher. Only draw back is it only sleeps 4 but that is enough for what we use it for Show less

New to us 2010 Itasca Ellipse 40BD - love this diesel coach. Drives like a dream, 400HP w/ 10k tow is awesome. Everything is built solid. Excellent layout for us. 5 Star warranty rating is based on excellent current customer support with Winnebago on a 14 year old coach! Show less

We have owned our 2010 Pulse for nine years now and this has been the best engineered and built RV we have ever owned. This is our third motorized RV, we downsized from a 38' diesel pusher and have loved every minute. The build quality of the coach has been pretty much maintenance free and the interior is still like new. We have found the storage to be more than adequate, which was a big concern. The Dodge/Mercedes chassis has been flawless, just standard maintenance has all that been required. I would highly recommend one of these, even at fourteen years old now. Show less

This is an amazing RV. It is reliable and beautiful. I could live in this RV . But we have a seasonal park and we can only stay from April to October. It is a well built home. It is real wood. And they didn't skimp an quality. It is pretty quiet going down the road. And it has plenty of power to pull a vehicle behind and get down the road . Show less

I am widowed for 16 years , bought my mh 2012. Love it! Easy to handle, I tow a trailer with amphicar in it. I have painted all interior white and grey. I’m in need of shower door roller brackets. Anyone know of replacements? Knock on wood, not much wrong except just installed new Dometic refrigerator and need new seat covers in front cab. Pleather is falling apart. Thank you Gwen Show less

We bought our Little Guy a month before the pandemic hit the US, back in 2020. It's brought us three years of fun and adventures. I've owned campers in the past (sleeps 4 and sleeps 8 campers) and I've tented all my life. I prefer small as opposed to big styles. This Little Guy we called our "bed on wheels." It helped us keep the back to nature feel of tent camping with the comfort of sleeping in a warm (or cool), dry bed. The galley kitchen is perfect for fixing meals or snacks and entertaining. We revamped and upgraded it to our liking, so we eliminated the huge space between the galley and our sleeping compartment and got rid of the doors to remove the pass through feature which we don't like. All in all, it's served us well! Show less

Rock-solid RV layout. I especially like the bunks, flexible open floor plan, and lack of slide-outs, which add complexity, risk and expense. Short wheelbase and powerful engine so super-nimble. Nice mix of amenities; excellent storage capacities. Show less

This RV was my primary home for nearly 3 years. Compared to other RVs out there I highly recommend the Winnebago Via 25R. My main complaint is drivability. Though it drives pretty alright on flat straight roads on a calm day... its narrow track and large rear overhang makes it very unstable in windy conditions and going over bumps in and out of parking lots. The wheels are several inches inside the body on both sides. Most class A diesels have wheels going all the way to the full width of the body and the rear wheels further back. This helps with stability. Though I cannot say my time in the Via was uneventful in terms of maintenance and repairs. I was living in it nearly full time and I did own a previous RV (so I have something to compare it to). My annual repair and maintenance bills were less expensive than fuel, and I drove about 6k miles a year at an avg of 15 mpg towing my VW Rabbit around 60-65 mph. This was in the day when diesel was about $2.75/gallon. I never had a catastrophic repair that required immediate attention and altering my plans. My previous RV... I cannot say the same about it. Both in terms of cost and catastrophe. I really loved the small exterior size that enabled me to go many places including right into my parents driveway when visiting them. Combine that with the open spacious interior that includes a full bath and queen size bed with guest loft bed and I was very happy. I found there was ample exterior storage for my needs and just enough interior storage. I do wish it had automatic leveling jacks. That would have been another plus. Leveling was sometimes a pain. Show less

Purchased used a few trips ago and it's been absolutely rock solid after working out a few kinks from sitting unused(mostly spiderwebs clogging the propane systems on the water heater and fridge). I can't rate the warranty aspect as it's a 12 year old RV, but have had great experiences with Winnebago's support of older units in the past in regards to manuals, parts availability, and customer service. Show less

It is a great RV. This floor plan allows for a wide path when the RV slides are inside. We took a 3,000 mile trip from the Smokey Mountains and then covered all of Florida all the way south to Key West. It performed well in the mountains and without any issues whatsoever. I really like the Newmar product and the RV held up well even with 4 adults and 2 small kids inside. When we look at other RVs now, it is hard to compete with the Newmar Product. This length was also very manageable even when I needed to fill up in smaller fuel stations. Even though this is a model year 2010, it does not look aged and has held up very well. Show less