Airstream Airstream Class A - Gas reviews

Best of the last Airstream Class A coaches made! before they quit making class A's in 2007 after Thor bought them up. (a shame) My 2004 30 ft with slideout is a great rv, no rattles or leaks yet at 60k, handles very well for rig it's size (solid GM Workhorse chassis and engine) and 8.1 Vortex motor has plenty of power, only downside is 10mpg with a light foot, but 75 gal gas tank. Overall lots of great convenience in design, layout and functionality with upgrade touches all over and quality a standard. The 33 has reverse layout kitchen and table and no slideouts. Google 2001-2006 Airstream 30s and Specs and you'll see how stylish and quality made this coach is. Less than 60 or so of these models were made each year in last 5 years of production so its a desirable one in this owners opinion. Last of the best Airstream class A's! Orig list just shy of 120K Show less

I owned and lived full-time this model RV for 6 years.. It is easy to drive.. I am female and was traveling alone.. towing with it was a dream, the backup camera made hooking up a tow vehicle so easy.. maintenance was easy and the engine is powerful enough to hold it's own on the freeway. It is impossible to overload it weight-wise and because of the way the load bays are arranged your weight is always evenly distributed.. It handles extra well in high winds and the ability to level in from inside is wonderful For an older model this vehicle has all the bells and whistles without the high pricetag..I LOVED IT! Show less