Coachmen Pursuit Precision Class A - Gas reviews

This is our first Class A RV. Needed something small for just 2 people. Easy to drive, easy to set up, especially because no slides. Huge basement storage. Quality of finishes are OK, but our "wallpaper" is now peeling off in the bathroom and shower, perhaps because of our excessive heat in the High Desert. Love the couch across from the TV, and the storage drawer under the couch. Love the separate toilet/sink area across the hall from the shower. The separation accordion door to the bathroom is wonky, so we installed a curtain from the wall with the fridge across to above the stove, for easier access for privacy in the shower, and also to block off the control panel lights, which are very bright at night. The mattress is low quality, but works well with a foam topper that we actually put UNDER the mattress. The wider bedroom closet has a lot of wasted horizontal space, so added some permanent shelving. The storage above the bed is difficult to access without crawling over the bed. Access to getting into bed on the right side is pretty tight, but all designed with the area available to supply a queen-short bed. In the kitchen, there is just one drawer, under the fridge, and the cabinet above needed shelving added. The under-sink cabinet needs a shelf also. Love the size of the fridge. We rarely fill it completely, and the freezer has more than enough room. Love the L-shaped kitchen, just enough room to cook, but others can pass by to the bedroom at the same time. Love the double sinks, but would like a cover for at least one side, to have more counter space. The thing that attracted me to this RV was the big windows in the living area. Lots of light and cross-breeze. We removed the piston fixture for the front door, as just a breeze would blow the door closed. We added a magnet, just like the ones for the basement compartments, to let the door open flat against the rig. It does block some of the window when open, but we can utilize the screen door properly now, and it is not sticking out into the site when open. We tow a jeep with this rig, and it has no problems when going up a steep grade. Very satisfied with our RV and hope to use it for many years. Show less

The best thing about this coach is it's simple rides very nice everything has everything has A purpose. Very comfortable bed a nice large refrigerator,The bathroom works very well with the separate showerAnd definitely a lot of storage.Very nice entry level class A RV and very dependable.love it Show less

Have had huge a/c problems. Replaced both rooftop units in first 6 months one of them twice. Still having trouble with both units. Have had other issues with door and drop down bed. Dealership and Coachman service response times are terrible. Good Luck if you buy an R.V. from this company. Show less

Fun to drive and quick and easy to set up and take down with no slides to deal with. Streamlined great for a couple or family as the table, and sofa make a double bed each and over the cab is a double bed and then queen size bed in the rear bedroom. Separate bath from shower gives you the flexibility to close the bedroom door and have plenty of room for privacy and to dress. 2 separate heat options overhead for electric, side panels for gas. Large holding tanks and extra large full width storage as well as many other storage areas for large and long items. Electric start oven means no more bending over to light with a lighter. Bathroom oversize with plenty of counter space and storage. Show less

We bought this brand new. The RV is what we wanted in our RV. No slideouts as we don't really camp but travel. The overall look is great, floorplan is sufficient for 2 persons, and all the major functions have worked well(generator, appliances, plumbing). There are, however, numerous little craftmanship items which were poorly constructed. Examples, windshield washer 'pee-ers' still shoot clear over the window despite numerous attempts to fix them - Coachman says they are designed to work and nothing more. I had it to dealers who cannot fix it. Other examples are: The generator hours clicker never worked, one of the decorative moulding panels wasn't screwed in, a small leak in the fresh water tank hose, (2) of the 12volt outlets were not working, a moulding in the rear storage compartment won't stay glue down, (2) of the dashboard gauges don't light up - again Coachman says that is they way it was designed, most of the compartment locks won't lock. In addition, when we first looked at the RV the front hood was already open to show us. When we got home and tried to open it we discovered why they didn't open it in front of us - the hood was out of alignment and had to be lifted and turned with 2 hands to open it. It left a scratch in the fiberglass from the rubbing. Took it back 3 days later and was scolded for not making an appointment. The dealer also installed the front license plate holder upside down, which had to be corrected but there are now (2) extra screw holes in the front bumper. The dealer is General RV near Richmond, VA. After we walked out the door, they didn't want anything to do with us. Again, overall we like the RV but plan on craftmanship issues from the get go. Luckily the problems are all more a nuisance than anything major. Plan on fixing some of the problems yourself because Coachman headquarters are no help at all. They keep saying that "this is the way it was designed". Show less