Holiday Rambler Neptune XL reviews

i'm writing about my 2004 Holiday Rambler Neptune which have been "charring out" since bought it. I paid $60k for it and replaced alost everything with a newer part/furniture/electric for example adding a Splendidewasher/dryer and a 3.6 gallon per minute water pump. The Cummings motor and Alison World Transmission 6 speed ,upgrade, have been as reliable as sunrise. The Onan 5500 kw, 50 amp diesel generator runs like a camp. Show less

excellent motorhome, enough power when needed,quality interior and exterior, have had other mh's including Winnebago, Fleetwood but this has been out best one. holiday rambler offers many useful options and the cost of the motorhome is quite reasonable. Show less

I purchased this previously owned coach 4 years ago. I am constantly surprised about its reliability and overall good performance. The engine and transmission work flawlessly and make driving an easy experience. A Class A coach is a complex machine with hundreds of working parts and HR engineering has proved to be of high quality since this coach has required minimal repair due to normal wear and tear. My experience has been very positive. Show less

I bought the 2007 HR Neptune XL used and it's age explains some of the reliability issues. The chassis A/C has required 3 major and expensive repairs in the year I have owned it. The temperature guage always reads at least 3/4 towards the hot side even when the unit has barely run. After running several hours in hot hilly terrain, the generator alarm will go off requiring a pull over to the side of the road and letting the unit idle. On the good side, it drives well. The steering is much smoother since I added a Roadmaster steering stabilizer. With the 4 slide outs there is a lot of usable room inside, especially for a 36' model. The shower is a nice size. Overall I am satisfied with the unit, I recognize that mechanical issues come along with older motorhomes. I have no experience with the manufacturer warranty/support. Show less