Rexhall Reviews on RV Insider (15)
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Drives very well. No overheating even on 10 mile steep grades up from Colorado river in Arizona, in mid-Summer! Good mileage even when towing our Saturn

The livability of this motor home is very good. With both slides deployed there is lots of room to move around in the living room, kitchen, and bedroom. We actually lived in the motor home as much as two to three months at a time.

We love this RV it has large windows.. two large slide outs the one in the bedroom opens all the way from the refrigerator to the back of the coach. Plenty of room for entertaining to sit and enjoy the fireplace. We like the coffee table raises up for additional entertaining The bed is very comfortable it has a sleep number mattress. large shower. plenty of power going up the hills. It has two flat screen televisions for entertainment. We like the sofa it raises up for extra storage very easy to lift. We like this model so much this is our third one like it and same year.

This make and model RV has been a joy to own for the past 11 yrs.... It is structurally sound, mechanicaly reliable..steering with ease. No slides-no worry! L shaped seating creates a larger living space. Quality is above avg.

Really well built Coach. Had one for more than a decade. Minimal Repairs needed. Factory really helpful with advice and parts. The size makes it perfect for week long trips. Because it being 32' you can camp in every RV spot. Drives great even for a novice driver. This one was a wide body so it's pretty roomy even without slide outs.

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.

Excellent motorhome; our second. This is a well constructed, solid-built coach that continues to give us great drive-ability and durability; built to stand the test of time. It is a shame that Rexhall is not building RV's anymore as we would buy another in a heartbeat. We have been full timers since 2009.

Purchased two years ago with low mileage. Drives nice with the v-10 gas. Only 7 -9 mpg on the open road not towing. Only sleeps 3 unless you use a air mattress. Lots of cupboard space and kitchen placement. Lots of mirrors in bedroom which is plus or a minus depending on your mood.

We purchased this RV in 2005 and are the second owner. The unit has been kept in the the garage since we have owned it. It has been a perfect unit for us and we would be happy to be driving it had we not found another unit (much earlier than we had expected) The Aerbus runs well and is very comfortable. We are non-smokers and kept the unit very clean. I believe this would be a great unit for a first time buyer or one who is looking for a quality unit that will last.

MH is very well constructed using welded steel frame construction with fiberglass exterior. MH is extremely livable with a big plus is 2 bathrooms. Drive ability and ride is good, this MH has air bag suspension at rear axle. Extremely livable, have lived in for 3 to 4 months at a time. Lends well to dry camping with generator, 4 6-volt batteries and Inverter plus large tank capacities. Only negative would be Company is no longer in business building MH's, however warranty is no longer valid do to MH age and most items are stock, available anywhere.

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.

This Motor Home is in Excellent Condition. No holes or tears in the upholstering, and it has a side by side Refrigerator Freezer, a sofa that turns into 2 recliners, separate recliner, cable tv in bed room, full bath, full kitchen, table, coffee table that raises for 2nd table, range, oven, microwave, plenty of storage, one slide out in living room, 2 captain chairs for driving, wood floor, 2 AC units, stereo system thru out, 25 ft awning, and 2nd awning over slide out, auto jack stands, back up camera, outside shower, hot water. Heating furnace, fully contained, fresh water tank, generator, plenty of storage in the belly of the coach. The generator has been fully tuned with valves adjusted, 2 new plugs. The motor is Ford Triton 460 CI, V 10 cy, motor. Everything works, no flaws..

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.

One the Best Built Motor Home in this Price Range. Floor Plan is great Full time living. Closets are large enough to take it all with you! The TV is not above the dash board but behind the passenger seat so it can be comfortably watched from all seats. The slide outs are large and really expand your floor space. The bedroom can be used with the slide out in for when just parked for the night. The shower is larger than what you see in most RV's. The basement storage area is good size too. You know you are a full timer when you call the storage the basement!

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.