Holiday Rambler reviews

Fabulous motorhome. Very reliable high-quality interior and exterior. Cummings 400 engine easily towed our Toyota four Runner and later our Jeep Wrangler cross country and through the Rocky Mountains without any difficulty. The two furnaces and two air conditioner/ heat pumps provided comfort in all seasons. The HWH airbag levelers worked great. The jackknife and queen sofa bed worked great for guests. The master bed was very comfortable. We had no plumbing or electrical problems. Most of our guests and many other RV owners repeatedly commented on the quality of workmanship and the appearance of the cherry wood in interior. The quality was typical of the Monaco motorhome production at that time. It was very similar in features to the Navigator model but shorter.. The mechanicals were easy to understand and I did most of the mechanical work without difficulty. The 38PST size (OAL 39’6”) was easy to maneuver. We owned it for 20 years and would still have it but our needs changed and we outgrew it Show less

We used it for a week....had planned to drive out west... It's back at the dealership for repairs that they fixed the first time....nothing was done..the entrance door, has a leaking seal..sounds like the windows are open while driving, driver seat doesn't lock into place One of the recliners was falling off they said it was repaired (it's mounted with lag bolts on a wood floor...really? )...shower head drips, they can't figure it out A/C. Dash....blows cool air,not really cold ...after an hour of driving....it blows warm air.... Slide out seal is falling off.... We traded in a class C.....there was absolutely nothing wrong with it....overall we're not happy with the RV...simple things, just poor quality Show less

we traded in our super C,for a 2025 holiday rambler nautica 33tl..not at all happy...from general RV..what we thought were a few minor repairs..it took over a month to schedule and order a door seal...the driver seat swivel, will not lock into place...one of the recliners was falling off, the shower leaks ok,we live 3 hours away from the dealership...we waited 4 hours to get the work done....the driver seat still does not lock into place the door seal still leaks the shower still leaks...and the recliner, well it might be ok for now, but it's going to be an issue.....and the a/c....doesn't blow cold air...(dash) Show less

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

The floor plan is extremely good with full slide, very spacious. King bed with lots of bedroom storage. Bath is roomy especially the shower which is uncommon. Cabin area also easy to get in and out. Passenger side working slide out desk is very functional. This is the second Holiday Rambler we've owned with no issues. Don't let the other reviews sway you, check out for yourself! Show less

We have really enjoyed the Invicta 32RW. It has an exceptional floor plan. The large tv’s, especially in the bedroom. We stayed in South Texas for several months and were very comfortable. The only issues we have had were related to the Ford chassis , the rear axle and the sway bar recall. Both were address by the local Ford Dealership. Show less

I Know I didn't buy an Holiday Rambler but now have owned 2 Fleetwood products that are built buy the same Group. Both the Motorhomes have been nothing but Junk. The first one was the Fleetwood Flair. I had not very good luck with that unit right from the fridge to the paint always cracking and them trying to take the easy way out buy giving me a payout and still being stuck with a piece of junk. So I thought maybe cause it was the low end, I decided to trade it up for a Bounder. The Bounder was another $200,000.00 so you would think the quality would be better, NOT still garbage. These units have been such a bad experience that we don't even want to camp anymore. Trying to get problems fixed through Warranty is a joke as they have no clue. I am still waiting for the factory to resolve the issue with the external bowing wall that pulls away from the cabinets at least 3/4 to a full 1" every time the sun shines on the exterior wall. The customer service/Warranty guy I am dealing with never gets back to a consumer. Isn't that right Ricardo Torres. That Is his name by the way. I have only been able to use this unit 9 times in 2 years cause it's always in for repairs. All as I can say as the REV Group is the biggest JOKE I have ever seen. I would watch out when buying a Holiday Rambler as well cause I know the exterior walls have been falling out as well. This Outfit (REV GROUP) Doesn't stand behind any of their products. I am trying to spread the word so no one else has to deal with the issues I am having. These idiots will regret dealing with me as I am posting on every site I can find. Show less

Shoddy workmanship and cheap materials. However, REV replaced (via dealership) the following: 1. Passenger chair 2. loft bed curtain 3. Dinette window shade 4. Couch wall 5. Dinette cushions 5. Bed headboard 6. Kitchen faucet 7. Passenger side fog lamp Current problems: 1. Levelers are not functioning properly 2. Entry door cylinder broke off - screws were rusty 3. Recliner armrest is loose 4. Kitchen air fan not functioning - seems electrical 5. Exterior wall separates (on driver side) from counter above couch and bathroom vanity We are grateful we have no problems with the roof and/or any leaks. 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

This has been the best RV. We have thoroughly enjoyed travel in it. Being a smaller RV we can visit some of the parks a larger RV can not. It has everything you need for month long trips. It is easy to drive, easy to operate, easy to maintain, easy to tow a toad, and very comfortable. The set up after arriving to a park is pretty easy and doesn't take much time at all. We have added a lot of after market extras to make the drive quieter and smoother. We tow a 2013 Chevy Equinox with our RV. It's a great RV! Show less