Winnebago Class B reviews

How could I possibly write a review the man never answers the damn ad whether I email or I text you should just take it off your site if nobody's going to answer it. I found one the other day I really liked and I drove it and I was real happy with it but it did have some problems so I didn't buy it I seen this one which is also closer to my house but nobody answers the ad Show less

We love our Winnebago. It has a very durable design. The only con we have is, we wished it came with a 2nd AC in the bedroom. Other than that it is absolutely perfect, we have a family of 6 there is plenty of space and drives real smooth on the highway with tons of storage. I'm also really impressed with the performance of the Ford V10. Overall, very happy with it and really love the Winnebago brand. Show less

We bought this RV new with the intent to live in it and travel continuously. It fulfilled its purpose perfectly. It provides all the essential features and functions that are required for full time living. The floor plan is nicely organized to enable full time living and to accommodate occasional visitors. Given a more generous budget to work with, we might have preferred a diesel pusher, but the Ford chassis and drive train never really disappointed. In 7 and a half years and 60,000 miles of travel, we never experienced a roadside failure. We intentionally wanted a shorter length for maneuverability and for access to locations which might have length restrictions. This model was ideal for achieving that objective and still providing a comfortable living space. All systems functioned as efficiently as we needed and expected. We never considered our travel as camping as we were connected to utilities virtually all the time. We essentially wanted a moveable apartment. This coach was well suited to our purposes and I would make exactly the same choice if I were in the market today. Show less

This has been a phenomenal RV. We stayed it in for 2 straight weeks and never felt claustrophobic or anything. Quality craftsmanship in all aspects of it. Felt sturdy and safe while driving and camping. Extreme amount of storage inside and out. Was able to bring everything we needed and then some. Show less

We have owned 6 Winnebago class A motorhomes. Three gas and three diesel. The TOUR was by far our favorite coach. The floor plan made an easy living space. My husband being a DV. drove all our RVs with hands controls The Tour made it easy for us to continue to travel. Show less

We absolutely love this Mercedes Diesel Winnebago. Perfect size for 2-4 people. Great fuel efficiency and easy to drive. Beautiful inside and out and excellent storage and livability for a 25.5ft rig. We have not towed with it but it handles 5000 lbs. we have found that its cargo storage is so well designed it can hold more than some larger units. Depending on how it is driven, one can expect 15 to18 miles per gallon. Show less

Bought this Class C View last August, we down sized from a Tiffin Phaeton 40IH, and Entegra Anthem’s. We wanted to keep things easier with a smaller unit and for the most part it has been ok for livability, wish it had a washer dryer combo. The problem is Winnebago warranty is horrible. They will not pay for the time and trip charge to have. Mobile repair person fix your problem. They will only cover the repair if you take it to one of their dealers. That means drop it off and wait for two weeks for them to get to it, then go back and pick it up. This is the first and last Winnebago I will purchase, Tiffin and Entegra warranty departments went out of their way to resolve issues at their expense. Spend $160k and get crap from Winnebago. Problems so far that I have fixed myself, Main door solenoid detached from opener Water interior water leak due to loose fitting at Truma water heater Exterior Doors not closing properly Exterior mirrors not sides covered in paint overspray AC/Heat Pump fan will only operate on Hi mode low fan does not work this is unresolved due to Winnebago warranty policy of not paying for mobile service! We are done with Winnebago and will be selling or trading this 2024 24D with new King Shocks, new heavy duty leaf springs, and 48 gal fuel tank! Show less

We love our 24J. Super reliable Mercedes chassis and very reliable interior as well. We had a service warranty and barely used it over the years. It has the ideal layout with tons of storage space, useful kitchen and comfortable beds. The interior is very manageable even with the slide out stowed. We have crossed the country twice and the last trip was for four months. We had one minor issue on the four month trip that was fixed in an hour. We have zero complaints. Show less

We've owned our 2014 Winnebago Adventurer 32H, for a bit over (3) years, put 10,000 miles on it to date and love it! We've traveled mostly to State Parks within (100) mile radius and one long trip (500 miles or so) and find that it rides very comfortable and stable. Truckers passing rarely bother us. Its nice to be able to stop along our way and use the head or have lunch. Our Adventurer is as comfortable as a condo (on wheels)! Having a separate Master Bedroom, separated by a sliding door, is great for when you want those separate corners to go to, My wife can cook a gourmet meal in the fully equipped kitchen. Threes no moving everything in and out all the time, as you prepare to travel, The climate is very comfortable in summer, with the two rooftop heat pumps Show less

After a wonderful experience owning a 2006 View, I bought a 2018 View new at a dealership. Overall, it has been a good RV. It enables great adventures in the outdoors, all over the US. But reliability has been Good, Bad and Ugly. THE GOOD: Mercedes makes a workhorse chassis that is designed to go for years, and get good mileage (14mpg). Winnebago makes a class C that is packed with features and all the comforts of home. THE BAD: Here's what failed in the last 5 years: DEF tank sensor, propane regulator, powered skylight, coach stereo, rear camera, chassis battery, attachment of the front cap to the body, both AM/FM antennas, door deadbolt. THE UGLY: Here's what failed in the very FIRST year: roof A/C compressor, refrigerator thermostat, bathroom fan, house batteries, chassis battery, rooftop solar panels, house grounding wire, Whew. Luckily I kinda like the challenge of fixing things myself, with YouTube's help. RV service centers are inconvenient, slow, expensive and rarely competent. If things keep breaking, I will need to get something else. Show less