Fleetwood Fiesta LX reviews

Overall is okay, but lacks some of the quality detail of a Fleetwood Terra of the same size. Fuel mileage is not great, but the engine is more dependable than the alternate used by Fleetwood on a Ford chassis. Maintanance should not be neglected, and it gets a lot of improvenent with steering stabilizer and rear spring and axle torsion bar stailizer unit. The bathroom could be improved with the addition of a ceramic pedal flush toilet as the plastic ones tend to absorb smell, and are very low to the floor for taller persons. Hydraulic levelling is a better system than electric, and day night shades on all windows are a must! The entry door would leak less if it had a rounded corner top edge configuration. Show less

Perfect condition with bunks with goat screen to spoil kids…22 inch wheels Allison transmission Vortec engine full paint…great vinyl floor….new tires…fiberglass roof, 2 central airs. Drives like a dream… Show less

This is our 2nd class A motorhome and we are amazed at the comfort of the drive and amazing quality and comfort of the interior. The bathtub is so handy for the young en's when you need to toss them in the tub for a few minutes at the end of a long camping day. We appreciate the bunkbeds so much. This coach has the strong chassis for towing. Show less

This RV has it all! Outdoor living room with TV makes this motorhome even better for families that may want to have their space. The right size to park and drive in the city or through the National Parks. The side cameras make lane changes easy. The children love the bunk beds. Wife loves the master bedroom with two slides it is a master bedroom from home. Show less

This is a wonderful Class A motor home. Having the Workhorse 8.1L engine with the Allison transmission gave it plenty of power and a trouble free experience. This rig has all the benefits of the high end class A motorhomes with the lower price point of a gasoline rig. So much storage, always room for whatever you want to bring on your trip. Show less

The RV towed a car and it drove fine across the country. We lived in it and it is roomy and nice.The slide out makes it roomy. It is hard to live in it when it gets below freezing. We learned a lot living in it in the snow. Otherwise it is a good vehicle and it's nice to travel with. Show less

I have purchased a new RV every 3 to 4 years for the past 20 years. Although this coach puts on a nice appearance, the general quality has been the worst that I have experienced. I am used to fixing all the little problems but this one has a couple major issues,one structural That are above my level. The major problem is with the windshield. I had debris falling on the dash from day one and at 15 months the windshield started to come out. At 18 months I am told the windshield falling out is not structural. Show less

Ford V-10. This is same engine used in 39 And 40 foot motor homes. So Power is great and no slowdown on hills. Queen bed rear. Show less

For the age of the bounder I found it to very well built and stable on the road. It is well designed and is spacious even thou it does not have pullouts. It has alot of packing space in and under the vehicle and enough water grey water and sewage storage for a family of 4. It took us through 18 states over 7500 miles in 3 months. If you plan to tow try a vehicle with a bigger motor. Show less

Excellent RV. Plenty of space and smooth ride with 22.5 inch tires. Aluminum wheels make the rims shine all the time. V10 Triton Ford Chassis and Engine. Plenty of Power to pull/tow and get up those big hills or mountains. Show less