Thor Motor Coach Tuscany reviews

Let’s just jump into the truth and the elephant in the room. Thor motor coach made the decision during Covid to produce as many coaches as possible irrespective of quality through the COVID pandemic. This has led to a dramatic decline in quality but a huge payout for the executives of Thor. Other owners can chime in here but it would not be unexpected to have over 200 major issues with these coaches. Thor will put you into their “standard service plan” which will include Mark Stanley who has been at Thor for over 20yr and who literally has no humanity left as he is a shell of “we will sue you, you suck” and or whatever other useless attempts at getting them to fix these living hell coaches that they trick people into purchasing, Please, I am begging you, do not give them your money, it will be the last time you see it. There is a large class action lawsuit being prepared. Show less

We have a 2023 (not 2022 as this review is listed for but they did not have a 2023 option) and while the floor plan we got leaves a lot to be desired, the quality control is terrible. I have a list of well over 40 things that have gone wrong on this thing since day one, such as the water tank moving (twice!), AC failing, inverter failing, Firefly acting up, tiles cracking, crown molding falling off, subwoofer not working and much more more. Maybe quality control has gone out the window since COVID? Factory warranty is problematic also because if stuff 'works' again when it gets to the dealer and they cannot cause it to fail, they won't replace anything even if a tech on the road documented it not working. Have to wait until it fails again so it can be demonstrated. The 450HP motor is OK, but honestly the gas mileage in this thing is not the greatest and when towing it's lacking power in the hills. The biggest issue for me with the layout is the silly 66" jack knifer sleeper sofa. That thing is effectively useless for anyone over 5' tall, so even my 12 year old daughter barely fits on it. It should have been a tri-fold sofa, not a Jack Knife. Show less

It is a bit weird, because I have owned this motor home for 2+ years and am now selling it. RVTrader thought it was a good idea to write my own review. So before buying this coach we owned an Allegro and a Holiday Rambler. Both diesel pushers. When we decided to become full time RVers, we traded the Allegro for this coach (a) it was slight bigger and it has 3 slides. We have put 21,000 miles on it, and bought new tires. THAT'S IT. It is a great motor home, no mechanical problem, no engine problems and very comfortable for the two of us. Show less

I like the ease of towing up grades.The 60° turn radius has gotten me out of trouble more than once. The aqua hot system is far more efficient than propane. The floor plan is laid out very nice and the polished porcelen tile floor is easily maintained. The mirror cameras are great to see a wide distance on the turns. With annual routine maintenance break downs were non-existant. I like the freightliner chassis and the great support from the team. Show less

This coach is most comfortable and is a true luxury unit. Everything is high end and love the way it feels to out on the road with the family and enjoying life. Tows great with the 450 engine, would never know there was any thing behind the unit, even when traversing mountain passes. Great coach for the road. Show less

Bought new from Golden Gait in Concord, NC. Didn’t make it out of the dealership, water tank fitting wasn’t fully glued and water was pouring out. Dealer glued and I stayed over night. Didn’t make it home, DEF warning came on, slow rolled into Louisville Freightliner, DEF module had to be replaced. First trip, rain starts outside, waterfall follows inside the coach. Kitchen vent not properly sealed. Trip two, no hot water, aqua hot leaked out all coolant, massive puddle under Coach. 6 months after purchasing new, I’m headed back to the dealer with 32 items on the repair list, not counting all the items I fixed myself. If you can’t afford an Entegra or Newall, Thor is nothing more than an entry level diesel pusher big rig. All of the fit and finish is average. Simple items, like bolting the side mirrors versus using wood screws (yes, I fixed it). Half of the drawers stay locked, half open while driving. Lesson I have learned is that the $100K-$200K price from Thor to Entegra is all about the “little things”. I can live with the 450 hp engine versus the 605, I don’t need power sliding storage trays. But, I do need a coach that runs, doesn’t leak and provides basic living (ie: hot water). Today, in preparation for the drive to Charlotte, the toilet stopped flushing. I’ll give it to the dealer, let them do their best, and see if, maybe, we can resolve the list of “bugs”. If not, I’m taking the loss and trading it in for one that the manufacturer put the appropriate quality into the build to match the price and expectation. Our Thor Tuscany 45JA has been a big disappointment. Even at the lower price point, I would expect basic livability. 6 months into a new coach, I shouldn’t have to expect a 2-3 week service. Show less

We loved having 1.5 baths. Comfort of being able to stay most any place without being in a park. So many features making it a comfort with a fireplace on chilly days just like being home. Beat way to travel if you love traveling in your home. Show less

Wife and I really love this RV. When we’re in any camp park we really feel at home in it . Tows great ,no problems towing up grades, plenty of power. Tows a Tahoe just fine. Will accommodate 10 people sitting comfortably. We would recommend this unit to anyone who loves to travel. Wouldn’t be selling this RV but need to down size. Show less

Everything about this coach from its 60 degree turning radius to its tasteful decor, quality cabinetry, comfort and ride make it a pleasure to be in. The storage is awesome having a bath and a half bath is an absolute dream. Show less