Thor Motor Coach 25.3 Class A - Gas reviews

Full disclosure, I am selling my parents which I have used two times. Things I loved about it: Engine, it purrs - Ford Triton V10 Floor layout - would have picked sofa instead of dinette, personally. Queen walk around slide out - loved it. Fridge - worked great. Bed over cab - great use of space even for storage. Visually gorgeous. Winter package - worked great for us. 8k generator - great TVs and entertainment system - super. Things I hated: Cheap pleather/leather - I replaced ours the first year. Locating fuses and safety switches - call Thor and they will send you diagrams. Main one you will need is located under the hoses at the engine battery. (Just a reset, but you’ll need it!) Stereo - get an upgrade. Entry door- needs upgraded safety strap so the wind doesn’t take it. AND THE WORST - drawer close keepers!! Stink! We replaced ours immediately. Drawers opened constantly while driving. Went with magnetic strips and are great now. Overall super comfy, but Thor should address or recall these hated items. Show less

The RV will sleep 6 people. It has 2 TV's inside and one on the outside. Great stereo, separate radio and speakers in the bedroom, with speakers on the outside as well. The dash unit will mirror you phone NAVIGATION, it also has backup camera and side view camera on the mirror. Automatic awning with LED lights around. Show less

This is my 4th RV, and my favorite so far. Very innovative design, great driver and much higher quality than my last three. First, let me say what I hate about this RV - the radio. The radio turns off whenever you put the turn signal on - not acceptable. The radio also get poor reception - especially AM reception. Hopefully they will provide a fix for this turn signal problem some time soon - otherwise, I will replace the radio. Best part of the RV is the ride and handling. More like a van than an RV. My first RV was a class B, and this thing rides better then it did. Towing is unbelievable. I tow a race trailer - maybe 6,000lbs. Still handles great and goes up hills with no problem. I think this has more to do with the RV’s lite weight (mine is less than 11K lbs) then anything else. The innovative design has as much living space as my old RV that was 10ft longer. The whole front converts to an eating area and working area. They finally got rid of the oven - freeing up storage space. Very clever how they got so much outside storage as well. The build quality seems to be a lot higher than any other RV I have owned. I bought all my other RVs new, and there were lots of things wrong with them day 1. I have only found two very minor issues - adjustment of the instant water heater and lack of a small bracket that holds the inflation valve on the tires. I have now had it for 6 months, 4,000 miles, and 6 trips. One problem is parts. I can not find anyone to sell me this small bracket that was missing. Tried three dealers so far (including the dealer that sold me the RV) - all just ignore me. Not sure what this is all about. You can order everything else from Amazon, why not parts for your RV? Anyway, if you're looking for an easy to drive, tow anything, nice riding, high quality RV, you should have a look at the Thor Axis - it really is different than all the rest. Better than a Class C, but not Class A overwhelming. Show less

We have been everywhere in this RV, Maine to Seattle Washington, in 90 degree highs and 20 degree lows.We have never had a mechancial problem with this coach. We did have a minor rear window leak that was fixed under the warranty. It drives like a suburban and we flat tow a 2006 Honda Accord. The coach holds the road really well. The coach can sleep 5. It has a queen size bed, the dinette area drops into a double be and there is a bunk above the driver Show less

We have enjoyed this RV. The layout is very comfortable. Working in the kitchen and being able to just turn around to get in the refrigerator or use the dinette, was great. The driver and passenger seats are nice and comfortable. We had plenty of storage for the two of us. Which was nice! I was able to go shopping and not worry about having enough space!!! We are in our 60's and did not have any concerns with driving this RV. We are selling the RV because of our health. Show less

stay away, far far away. motor to bed slide out had to be replaced the same day we bought it. tiny staples holding material on dinette benches, table bracket broke the first week. 6 passenger with only 4 seat belts. had to install 2 more on my own. no spare tire or place to mount it. entry door bent and had to be bent back in place. within a month both batteries died. running lights, backup camera, cigarette lighter and charging plugs keep blowing fuses. huge waste of space in cab, no glove compartment. rubber separating off window seals. very bad support. Show less

Might try and get the lemon law that imposed I've had battery issues with this ever since I've had it. Lost the house batteries 4 times. The last time was just before I left for Florida. drove down to Florida the dashcam burned-out it seems like the dash is so hot that the camera overheated. The screen went black never came back on. Looks good quality is poor Show less

This is our first RUV. Chosen because we didn't want to go too big, but didn't want to condense things all the way down to a Class B. Easy to drive. For the money, good quality (we have optional 15k BTU A/C and heated tanks). Cons: Unless the slide is open, you can't lie on the queen bed, so at Walmart or a casino you either have to sleep on the overhead bunk or convert the booth to a bed, or cheat a bit to open the slide enough so that the mattress will be flat. Bathroom size is nice for a 26' coach; separate shower stall. Galley counterspace is good and lots of cupboards & storage. We are having fun and enjoying our RUV. We purchased extended warranties for the coach maintenance and tires, so we are good to go. Show less