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4.5 (18 reviews)
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Liveability
4.9
Overall quality
4.7
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4.9
Driving/towing
4.7
Factory warranty
3.1

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Corinna Fisher

West Virginia, USA

Reviewed on February 28, 2024

RV reviewed 2010 Winnebago Adventurer view listing

5.0
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...read more
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 .
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5.0
Overall quality
5.0
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5.0
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5.0
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Jason Zwolak

North Carolina

Reviewed on September 19, 2022

RV reviewed 2010 Winnebago Via 25R view listing

4.6
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...read more
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.
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5.0
Overall quality
5.0
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5.0
Driving/towing
3.0
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5.0
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patty

Florida

Reviewed on October 19, 2021

RV reviewed 2010 Winnebago Vista 26P view listing

4.8
I love this rv...it is bigger inside than it looks. it's comfortable, all one needs in this under 30 ft space. because it's called a 26 footer , reality is it closer tob27, it is easy to park at campgrounds or even on city streets..using 2 meters covers parking cost. If I want to sit on a couch, I...read more
I love this rv...it is bigger inside than it looks. it's comfortable, all one needs in this under 30 ft space. because it's called a 26 footer , reality is it closer tob27, it is easy to park at campgrounds or even on city streets..using 2 meters covers parking cost. If I want to sit on a couch, I put the dining room table down and put pillows on the back. There is also a good amount of underneath storage space.
Livability
5.0
Overall quality
4.0
Floorplan
5.0
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5.0
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Ava Rich

Florida

Reviewed on May 24, 2021

RV reviewed 2010 Winnebago Via 25R view listing

3.8
I had trouble with the slide out room since I first got it in 2010. I tried to file a lemon law, but my lawyer said I could not. I had the back motor replaced five years ago; and this past year, the front motor needed to be replaced. Winnebago does not make this motor anymore. My mechanic fixed...read more
I had trouble with the slide out room since I first got it in 2010. I tried to file a lemon law, but my lawyer said I could not. I had the back motor replaced five years ago; and this past year, the front motor needed to be replaced. Winnebago does not make this motor anymore. My mechanic fixed the motor, but the gear pack and timing, etc would not allow me to extend the slide (unless I go to the default and have help pushing it out). So, at this time, I am camping with the slide room permanently in, which means that I cannot bring down the loft above the driver's seat. I can open my refrigerator to a 45 degree angle. Fortunately I replaced my fridge with one with a separate freezer; otherwise, I would not be able to use the freezer. I am planning to trade it in at the end of this year; and will have to take a major loss on account of the slide room issue. I am desperately trying to find the parts at RV graveyards. My Mercedes engine and Dodge Sprinter chassis run "like butter". I have kept everything sparkling clean. I have stored the original carpet for the purpose of re-selling it; however, since the slide room won't extend, the carpet is useless. I have loved this floorpan (VIA 25R) because the bed was over the wheel base, and there was only one TV. So perfect when I took my grandchildren camping. But apparently, the VIA was discontinued on account of the problems with the slide out mechanism. Why did they not recall the motorhome when they knew it had a problem? I have a record of all of the times I have had the slide out room "fixed". Another problem is the location of the battery. The first time I took it on a trip, it wound up in the shop in the Dodge dealer in Orlando for two weeks. They thought it was a computer problem, but they discovered that some metal was touching the battery. I had to rent a car and drive 500 miles back home. In the meantime, someone broke in to it, stole my bicycle and tried to take the TV. It was a nightmare. This was the same trip that the slide out room would not go in. My mechanic said he could fix it with any gear pack from a class C Winnebago. Still looking and still hoping, and still planning to trade it in by the end of this year.
Livability
5.0
Overall quality
3.0
Floorplan
5.0
Driving/towing
5.0
Factory warranty/support
1.0
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Klaus Wandel

South Carolina

Reviewed on May 13, 2020

RV reviewed 2010 Winnebago View 24J view listing

5.0
I think, I can tell, that it is the best RV I drove so far and I already drove different types of RV worldwide. I drove Volkswagen Camper Van/Bus in Europe, I drove a similar RV in New Zealand like the current RV, but without slideout and many more. I like the most the size of the RV. It has...read more
I think, I can tell, that it is the best RV I drove so far and I already drove different types of RV worldwide. I drove Volkswagen Camper Van/Bus in Europe, I drove a similar RV in New Zealand like the current RV, but without slideout and many more. I like the most the size of the RV. It has the perfect size to drive on each type of road and with each kind of traffic. The compact size of the RV allows you to access almost every parking spot even from passenger cars and every campsite in all the NP, SP and CP. Though the slide out generates tremendous space during standstill. So it is also quite comfortable to stay inside.
Livability
5.0
Overall quality
5.0
Floorplan
5.0
Driving/towing
5.0
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Cammie Nuckolls

Oregon

Reviewed on May 2, 2020

RV reviewed 2010 Winnebago Adventurer 35P view listing

5.0
We bought the 2010 Adventurer in 2020 (10years old) let me tell u this is one well made coach! The design on this is amazing! Have never seen a more user friendly floorplan as this! The three slides give u the impression of being in a small apartment while u are camping! Drives great, super...read more
We bought the 2010 Adventurer in 2020 (10years old) let me tell u this is one well made coach! The design on this is amazing! Have never seen a more user friendly floorplan as this! The three slides give u the impression of being in a small apartment while u are camping! Drives great, super comfy, bathroom space is Amazing with a truly usable shower space! Sliding doors into bedroom space with room to dance at the end of the bed! We have owned 19ft, 27ft, travel trailers and a 35 ft wide light Toy Hauler travel trailer and loved everyone of them but there was always a sacrifice on something not with this RV it is BEAUTIFUL! 😍
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5.0
Overall quality
5.0
Floorplan
5.0
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5.0
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5.0
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Howard Wilson

Arizona

Reviewed on June 29, 2019

RV reviewed 2010 Winnebago View 25A view listing

5.0
The Winnebago 25A is an upgrade from the 24A, as the 25 A comes with ultra leather interior, along with a quiet diesel generator, and powered awning, along with a 15000BTU air conditioner-heat pump. Both units are easy to drive and park. The full wall slide gives the coach a generous amount of...read more
The Winnebago 25A is an upgrade from the 24A, as the 25 A comes with ultra leather interior, along with a quiet diesel generator, and powered awning, along with a 15000BTU air conditioner-heat pump. Both units are easy to drive and park. The full wall slide gives the coach a generous amount of living space.
Livability
5.0
Overall quality
5.0
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5.0
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5.0
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Howard Wilson

Arizona

Reviewed on June 29, 2019

RV reviewed 2010 Winnebago View 25A view listing

4.8
Our Winnebago View is an enjoyable and easy to drive RV. We have taken it on many trips and found it to be fuel efficient, have a comfortable ride, plenty of storage for its compact size and it fits in many spaces a larger RV wouldn't. The interior is beautifully made and the quality is excellent....read more
Our Winnebago View is an enjoyable and easy to drive RV. We have taken it on many trips and found it to be fuel efficient, have a comfortable ride, plenty of storage for its compact size and it fits in many spaces a larger RV wouldn't. The interior is beautifully made and the quality is excellent. The benefit of having our own sleeping accommodations, bath, ample kitchen space and still be able to maneuver in large cities and on busy freeways has been a plus.
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4.0
Overall quality
5.0
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5.0
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5.0
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charles wynn

South Carolina

Reviewed on April 19, 2018

RV reviewed 2010 Winnebago Adventurer 37F view listing

5.0
nicest of the nice----best of the best---can not be beat---first class all the way---all electric and push button---this class a gas is built like a high cost coach in every way---very solid built--the very...read more
nicest of the nice----best of the best---can not be beat---first class all the way---all electric and push button---this class a gas is built like a high cost coach in every way---very solid built--the very best
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5.0
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5.0
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5.0
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5.0
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Jay

Florida

Reviewed on February 20, 2018

RV reviewed 2010 Winnebago Sightseer 37L view listing

5.0
this floor plan is Excellent!! with the french doors giving a division between the living room and kitchen, it makes ideal for creating a separate private space when needed, such as for your kids (creates a separate room), or family and friends when sleeping over. This Rv comes with a King size...read more
this floor plan is Excellent!! with the french doors giving a division between the living room and kitchen, it makes ideal for creating a separate private space when needed, such as for your kids (creates a separate room), or family and friends when sleeping over. This Rv comes with a King size bed, an electric fireplace which works as a furnace for those cold nights. It has plenty of storage space both inside and out! 2 powerful 13,500 btu acs which keeps the rv cold even during those hot summer days!
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5.0
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5.0
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5.0
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5.0
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5.0
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