REXHALL REXAIR reviews

This 40' Rexair motorhome has been a dream come true. It has been meticulously upgraded, maintained, detailed, and kept clean & mold free. A pre-sale inspection was done and it is ready to hit the road. Even when the two wall slides are in, this unique motorhome is still fully functioning, allowing for use of kitchen, bath, etc. It really has a fantastic floor plan. Enjoy the freedom and independence with all amenities off-grid or in parks. The motor runs great, strong enough to tow any vehicle you like. There are many extras and lots of storage as well. There is no floor plan or factory warranty, but I have had no problems getting replacement parts, because they are typically made by manufacturers like Ford. Show less

This coach was the best model Rexhall ever built. This particular coach was the prototype built for the Pomona RVIA show in 1999. The livability is unmatched and the spartan mountain master chassis was the best chassis they ever used. Show less

We have had our Rex Air 3950 since 2000. We have put 150,000 miles on it and have had very little trouble with it. We have camped in all 48 of the contiguous states and been to Canada and Mexico several times. My husband and I are quite satisfied with our motor home and would buy Rex Hall again if we were going to buy one. Oh yes, it is 39 ft 8 1/2 inches long as verified by the ferry guy the last time we crossed the San Juan Strait. Show less

The Rexhall is an outstanding middle of the road RV. In this price range NOTHING will hold a stick to it. The 325 model has every upgrade imaginable and parts/service are a breeze. Wide open floor plan and great kitchen layout make it easy to entertain and not feel like you are in other peoples way. Looking at buying another new RV, and you can bet that I am looking at the Rexhall models. Show less

I've driven this, and my previous rexhall, Motorhome over 50,000 miles all over the U.S., including four trips across the country, and enjoyed every trip we've taken. Between this and our previous Rexhall, we lived in them full time for three and a half years. This 2004 rig is particularly well designed for living and traveling in. It's possible to live in the rig for an overnight or two without any slides open. With only the smaller slide in the bedroom open you could live in it for an extensive period with no real loss of livability, all functionability still availability. The rig is easy to handle on the road and very comfortable. My wife drives from time to time and is quite comfortable behind the wheel. We love the rig but just are not using it enough to justify keeping it, we'd love to find a buyer that would enjoy it as much as we have. Show less