NeXus RV Triumph reviews

Bought this RV 3 days ago, it came with a huge leak! Don't know where it's coming from!! The 2 side mirrors don't stay put they're about to fall off the windows rattle when you're driving down the street there's a huge plumbing backup so you can't flush the toilet so we can't use it to go to the bathroom.. My $100,000 RV is A P.O.S stay away from this cheaply made vehicle.

Well built well equipped I love that fact there's no slide to worry about. They have always been a pain in the past. I've owned 6 other RV from 36 ft. fifth wheels to 16 ft trailers Mercedes that are hi maintenance or Winnebago that are now ownec by the cheap manufacturer THOR. Thor sucks Everything they touch lowers the standard Now they own Tiffin. What. Shame

I originally reviewed my new RV upon purchase when we were sent home with an RV that A/C was not connected, broken screen, and missing door closures from General RV in Tampa. The concierge assigned to us on purchase changes multiple times with no call backs even from the service manager. Dave, owner of Nexus put me in touch with his Director of Service when our paint started peeling. She originally said she would cover it. We are still awaiting approval for paint

So, what do you get when you purchase a NEW NeXus Class C unit for over $100K? Problems!! After waiting almost five weeks for them to ship the generator...our FIRST trip included a leaky water pump, a slide-out that ripped the flooring, wallpaper that was lifting, warning lights that stayed on the entire trip, and an outside storage door that fell off. Even better...on our second trip, the back window shattered while driving. Coincidence maybe?! All of this to say, we had planned a summer of camping that didn't happen. Since signing the contract in April, we have used our RV for seven days in the past five months. Note...we are still waiting for NeXus to address the damaged flooring. It's a beautiful model with a lot of problems and poor customer service from the manufacturer. If you plan to purchase a Class C RV our advice would be to buy one you get to use.