American Coach American Heritage RVs Reviews (4)
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This we bought our '08 American Heritage used with 126K miles,it's the 2nd motorhome we've owned, the first one was a 1999 Fleetwood Discovery. The difference between the two is stark. My wife was scared to drive it bc it was all over the road. The Heritage is just the opposite, stable and solid. It has lots of built in redundant systems. Like, the heat system is a heat pump, AquaHot adds heat and hot water, there's heated floors, then the diesel burner really amps up heat when you need it, then if all that fails then the house batteries kick in and keep you warm for a few days. It's just solid, spacious and comfortable so much more so than the Fleetwood. Interestingly, Fleetwood bought Am Coach back in 2008; it took Fleetwood a few years to finally take over the actual manufacturing of American Coach. So Am Coach went from being handmade quality to being manufactured the Fleetwood way. I've read that later American Coaches just aren't the same. Our coach is a monster at 45' but my wife can drive it and maneuver it into some tight spots. She wishes the kitchen was bigger but so goes it with RVs, even the opulent ones like this.

Nothing but great.

I have owned and driven American Coach prouducts for the last 10 yrs.. There customer service is first rate and they always go above and beyond, for even the smallest of problems. I have owned other makes and have not had the same experience. All there products are fist glass but their Heritage is at the top of the Luxury Motor Home experience.

Purchased in Texas in 2013. To date, after living aboard for over one year, we can say that not one thing could be improved!!