2015 Thor Motor Coach Challenger 37GT Class A - Gas
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We bought this 2015 Thor Challenger GT new at an RV show. We had lots of issues, both big and small. Received very poor service from dealer. After a year and a half, we traded it in on a used 2008 Winnebago Destination 39W. Much happier.

The rig is great. The slides could be better. We love the coach we just bought a boat and don’t need both. I’m not sure what else you want me to say. You should allow a person to opt out of this section. It’s a great couch.

We really liked the layout and how it feels when your livin in it. Others will talk about the suspension and yes it a soft but with sway bar upgrades and Sumo springs and front and rear stabilizers you go from white knuckle to one handed joy. We followed up with a 5 Star reprogram and it all together a different coach. Like I tell everyone that asks, if you don't which end of a wrench to hold, an RV is not for you. Things go wrong and it parts of hauling 27,000 pounds around. The Owners Group will help answer pretty much any question that come up so your not alone out on the road.

Like the floor plan and easiness of setting up at location. Class As have less room than trailers. Driving is as most other owners I have talked too is ,"white knuckle". You'll need about 4 to 5 thousand up grades on the suspension it make it safe.

This is one of the most beautiful RV's on the market. It is the only Gas Class A built in the diesel pusher plant and it has everything you could ever want from Automatic Generator Start to Remote Set Up where you can remotely level the rig, open the slides, start the generator, turn on the outside lights, and open the awning. This is the only Class A Motorhome I know of that has a kitchen island.