Holiday Rambler Neptune RVs Reviews (7)
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Amazing livability and very comfortable for a several month snowbird trip. Equipped with enough features to make living on the road comfortable. Drives well and you don't even feel your tow vehicle. Some quibbles - the ride is jiggly which tires you out on drives more than four hours. The furnace is noisy and too hot. The biggest problem are the constant repairs. On every trip, several things break and after most trips, the motorhome is in the shop for weeks.

Whoa what a nice rig. We are in the market for a new one, upgrade. This was our first motorhome 5 years ago. Bought it from an older gentleman who was getting too old to use. Had low mileage then and still does. Rides and tows very nice, nicer with the cruise control on. Everything major works. Minor scratch in the rear. Has been well maintained. No leaks. Best ice maker built in the fridge!

37 foot 330 Cummins Diesel pusher with 51,000 miles. Full body paint has side and rear camera. New steer safe, new trailing arms, and new shocks and air bags. It has queen size sleep number bed. RV has 4 slides. 4 door refrigerator that runs on gas or electric or inverter when traveling.

This motorhome is very manageable. My late wife and I enjoyed this because of the floor plan, the diesel power, the quality/fit and finish, along with the fact that she was able to drive it herself. We made some of the best memories of our lives in our 2007 Holiday Rambler Neptune 37PBD. I recommend this motor home to anybody! This looks like it's about $15,000 - $20,000 underpriced as well, might talk to these guys about that. -Bart in Buhl, Idaho

We spent two winters in Arizona living in this RV. It was a very comfortable coach even with company. There is plenty of room for 4 people. We have done 2 week vacations with our son and grandchildren and did not feel crowded. When we were in Arizona, we did many meals in the motorhome. The kitchen and dining area are very reasonable for cooking and eating.

I've owned this Neptune for going on 4 years. Like any complex machine it need maintenance. If your not able to do any of it yourself put aside $10000 to cover repairs. All motorhomes can be expensive to keep up. The Neptune rides and handles ok but you need to be a seasoned driver as when driving any large vehicle. Fuel mileage is good at 10mpg even in the mountains. Power is pretty good considering its size. Climbs all hills in WV at 50mph or better towing.

Bought used 65,000 miles only problem I had was air tank rusted had small leak you have to get under rig to drain tank But really happy with Rv