HOLIDAY RAMBLER ENDEAVOR XEpage=2page=2 reviews

Purchased 2024 Holiday Rambler Endeavor 40 E from General RV. Had a lot of construction issues, poor quality materials used, and numerous service problems related to taking care of problems. Since we took delivery in September the coach has been in for repairs for 14 weeks. It was at General RV, two trips to REV factory in Decatur IN and Freightliner for chasis issues. General unable to make necessary repairs. REV factory made repairs twice for same problem and it’s still a problem.. Freightliner can’t figure out how to stop diesel fuel from leaking out of fuel tube when you fill it up. Nobody can seem to fix entry door from having a lot of wind noise going down the road. Second trip to REV in Indiana they replaced door and still have wind noise. A lot of rattles! I would suggest a lot of checking before buying a Holiday Rambler. Floor plan is great and price is fine if you don’t mind a lot of aggravation. Show less

I picked up this unit in November, and I’ve covered around 10,000 miles already. The build quality is, for the price point, exceptional. There were minor issues that snuck up on us, however, nothing major. Additionally, when I was in touch with rev group, I let them know about the first mid range trip I was taking, covering about 3000 miles. The folks from the factory reached out to me more than once just to see how things were going. That’s not something you expect and it goes a long way to building brand loyalty. Having two full bathrooms, with showers, is fantastic, when traveling with kids. Additionally, the drop-down bunk, above the driver and passenger seats, along with the bunkers, adds more sleeping volume. The only issue I have with the drop-down bunk is, if you are traveling with dogs, and they need to go out in the middle of the night, you really have to crouch down, which could be a problem for somebody who is a little older than me, I am only in my mid 40s was not an issue. it could also oppose an issue if there is an emergency overnight and you need to get out quickly As for the issues, there were a few, but despite General RV running away and hiding, the manufacturer has stood behind this product, 100%. In fact, it is currently in Indiana, having all of the issues taken care of, and a few that I was willing to take care of myself. Based on my experience with this unit, if I don’t buy a Foretravel Realm for my next unit, I will absolutely buy an American coach. Unfortunately, American coach doesn’t offer anything with two full bathrooms with showers while Foretravel does which, when traveling with my wife, daughter and nanny, the second full bathroom is a must. Prior to this unit, I owned a Thor and the level of factory support is night and day, not to mention, the quality is, in my opinion, far superior on my unit. I’ve been in rainstorms, snowstorms, and everything in between and, thus far, this has been a solid unit. Anybody looking for a reasonably priced non-tag axle bunk model, should look at this unit. Show less

We just picked up our 24 Endeavor and, to be sure, it has fallen way short of our expectations. First, there are several issues the factory QC should have picked up; they did not; the dealer, who charged a $3000 PDI should have also found these issues; they also did not. The inspector found several issues that the dealer claimed would be addressed. Sadly, they only addressed what they wanted to deal with, and ignored the others. The dinette table is broken on delivery, a laughable joke. Worst of all, the rep who sold the unit said it had, "heated floors throughout", but it does not. Only in the front which makes no sense. Heated floors in the baths would make sense, but just the living room; scam! Show less

My wife and I bought our 2002 endeavor 2 years ago. We love it. Really only 1 problem we have is can only go 1,500 to 2000 miles and we need to replace the fuel filter on driver side. No biggie very easy to do. Must be sludge in the tank. Otherwise love it. Show less

This is our fifth RV, 4 motor homes and 1 travel trailer, and the largest of them. Because of health reasons, we only were able to travel about 16,000 miles spanning from Wyoming to Maryland while based in Oklahoma and Texas. We started with a Honda CRV toad and later moved up to a Ford F150. We seldom ever felt the toad while driving. This RV is very easy to handle and the 400 HP Cummins diesel just keeps on chugging down the road. I loved the way the Roadmaster chassis handles curves, with the 8 airbags that keep the coach level. Steering is easy and even in a fairly stiff wind, and you don't have to fight the steering wheel like our earlier gas rigs or the travel trailer. We did replace the mattress with a nice hybrid King that was every bit as comfortable as ou home bed. Nothing like a good nights rest after busy day exploring natures wonders. Show less

This is an excellent floor plan for the weekend traveler, full timers, or snowbirds. Very roomy and with the one and one half baths makes it a very great living experience. The coach has excellent power for towing and has averaged 8.9 miles per gallon. The induction cooktop and onboard vacuum make it a great living space. Would recommend this coach to anyone. Show less

I absolutely love this rig but I am so concerned about how low the front is. I have seen many reviews and complaints filed regarding this issue but too date I have not seen where REV croup has stepped up to make this right. Does anyone know if anything has ever been done to correct the front end clearance issues. Show less

We purchased this awesome coach from the original owners. They owned it a short time but made numerous trips to central Florida from their home in NJ. We searched high and low for this type of floor plan. We wanted maximum room inside and maximum storage. This coach has it all. The woodwork and cabinetry is suburb. We have owned this now for nearly three years and have traveled almost 20K miles and not one single problem. We flat tow our Jeep and even in the mountains of the west coast, she pulls up the hills with no issues. We pass the semi's all the time. The rear bath is spacious with a very large shower. Since i am almost 6ft 2" tall I like a big shower! The floor plan is great. There is storage everywhere! Huge pantry, large fridge and freezer. and plenty of room for all the groceries. We absolutely love this coach. Why pay for an over priced name when this coach is just as luxurious and at a fraction of the costs. You still get an awesome Freightliner chassis that the industry standard for all the big trucks, and you get the name brand 380 hp Cummins diesel engine.. It just does not get better. 380HP is more than enough for this coach. Its not under powered and not over powered. More HP just uses more fuel and cost more to fill up at the pumps! If you have a small family or its just the two of you, this is your perfect coach. Show less

I've had this coach for over 10 years and it is an extremely well built vehicle! The last year that Holiday Rambler was built by Harley Davidson, and the interior wood and furniture is A-1 throughout! I upgraded to a Holiday Rambler Diesel Pusher, which is a much rougher ride, but that's what we did. I would've kept this if it would've had a bump-out, although the wide body has worked very well for us. Someone is going to get a great coach to travel and/or live in! Show less

This is our first diesel RV. The upgrade over our last gas model is unbelievable. Much quieter and less stressful to drive. Climbs hills like a car instead of a semi. Fit and finish are good. No squeaks and rattles. The king mattress is so comfortable my wife wants to move it into our house. After 17 months and 16K miles, we are very satisfied with our home on the road. Show less