Thor Motor Coach reviews

Pros: easy to park easy to drive easy to maintain A good entry point for rv beginners can go anywhere Cons: too small for some but perfect for a couple or Amdahl family Show less

New to the sport like many - we combed youtube to find an affordable motorhome for 2 adults and small dog- We got a great deal on 2019 with 7k miles for 50k - Pros Its been solid for a year - great driving- Everything works , easy to operate and we pull a trailer with scooter-good mileage 10mpg Bath is great - slideout great - awning great- Cons - Dining thing - no bueno- better to get rid and get chairs or couch - we made a daybed out of it With a few pillows - we can layback and watch tv and eat outside Ac is loud- no thermostat , just on uni Radio / setup/ electronic setup is awlful. Touchscreen troubles often - Hope this helps - its thrifty Show less

If you want to buy junk, you buy Thor. Purchased new summer 2018. Used very little, garaged. There’s more unsealed and leaking point than a spaghetti strainer. The slides leak air and water. Windows leak air and water. The black tank almost fell off because of sloppy installation thank god I spotted a leak on a trip. The outlets are all hooked together so if you try and have the toaster on and another appliance the breaker trips. Horrible insulation and interior trim. Cheap countertops with sharpe edges. Cheap faucets already changed both. Wiring hanging loose all throughout undercarriage. If you’re looking to purchase a motorhome, DO NOT PURCHASE A THOR PRODUCT. Show less

2017 Thor Outlaw 37BG Toy Hauler Class A Motorhome has it all – low mileage, a spacious 13’6″ garage, and a comfortable interior that sleeps up to 10 people. The automatic levelling jacks and touchpad controls make setup a breeze, and the dual low-profile roof air conditioners and 6,000 BTU air conditioner in the garage will keep you comfortable on the road. The 5.5 kW Onan gas gen and 1800-watt inverter provide all the amenities of a home, and the basement pass-through storage makes it easy to bring all your gear. Show less

I did tons of research and reviews … well I did not listen and i sure wish i did!! i am going to make this simple for you who is reading this! RUN.. RUN FOR YOUR LIFE WITH ANY THOR RV!!! that’s how i will sum up my horror!! All i can say is PLEASE LISTEN TO MY WORDS run do not look back and DO NOT PURCHASE. Show less

I purchased new from Camping World Panama City. I really like the size, floor plan and especially the large rear outside storage area. My issue is the vinyl on the captain's chairs, the dinette, and the sofa started peeling off of it's backing after only about 18 months and now it's really horrible. This coach is always garaged except for the few times that it's been used so I don't blame the sun. I feel like Thor uses the cheapest vinyl crap that they can get on these surfaces. This is not a good place to cut corners and Thor should be totally embarrassed to put this stuff in their coaches. I would leave photos but I couldn't get that part of this review to work. I can email plenty to anyone interested. Show less

We purchased this motorhome in 2018. Have replaced all kinds of things ,microwave,hotwater tank,converter, solenoids in the battery control center.batteries a/c compressor , faucet set in kitchen,shower valves , commode valve list goes on & on & on. this was my first & last rv of any kind i will ever purchase. stuck in this now, not worth what we paid for it Show less

How can you build a $135,000.00 RV and have all these issues within first 18 months Delivered with missing lug nuts and center cap Kitchen cabinets obviously separating on slide out side Kitchen sink drain leaks on slide out Heater stopped working and all heat is forced to bed room only Electric water heater stopped working Front AC thermostat non op Driver side headlight assembly coming loose Passenger slide window extreme wind noise Turd grinder leaks and switch in restroom non op Co2 detector randomly goes off while driving I am surely forgetting something What a pos Is this normal. My previous purchase had no where close to these issues Don’t buy a Thor Motor Coach product Show less

This is my second Outlaw Class C. I have owned multiple Bigfoot Class Cs and multiple Winnebago Class As. All have been purchased new. All have had warranty concerns of some kind. These are complex, moving machines and problems happen. Same as new cars, motorcycles, and every other kind of machine. That said, large RV dealers tend to be uniquely awful at addressing issues, and COVID and the crush of RV buyers in recent years has exacerbated wait times. So I try to avoid large dealers and stick with small shops. I have found Thor to be good about providing names of authorized repair shops that are competent and relatively fast. I had some minor "punch list" items on this latest rig and these were resolved as quickly as COVID supply chain issues permitted. If you can learn how to address minor problems on your own, you will have a happier RV experience. If not, honestly just avoid RVs, stay in hotels, and find something to complain about there. If you own an RV, you need to understand and follow the component's operating manuals, follow the maintenance schedules, use common sense, don't take shortcuts at the campsite, take care of the rig, be gentle on the components, and slow down when you drive. These things are a blast if you use your head and accept that you are driving a house down the road at freeway speeds. The Outlaw is a unicorn. The garage doesn't have to be a garage. It can be a truck bed, a studio, a private bedroom with a patio, a laundry room, an office, whatever you want. Very versatile. But look at the weight of the rig and consider the weight of the toy you want to bring along before you buy. If you have a heavy toy, buy a heavy rig. If you have dual sport or dirt bikes, coolio, this 29J is your rig. You have a Razor or a trike, you will need a bigger rig. Overall, this rig rocks, and that's why I have owned two of them. But this is a mass produced rig, built to maximize margin for Thor. If you want better or different components, it's pretty easy to mod this rig. I personalize all my rigs with the gadgets and mods that make me happy, so I don't worry too much about a radio that sucks or a thin mattress. I install a better radio or a mattress topper. No big deal, just a little extra cost and I've got exactly what I want at a reasonable price. Happy camper here. Show less