This is my second Entegra Coach since purchasing a new 2013 Anthem in the Fall of 2012. Purchased my present 2013 factory owned Cornerstone in October 2014 after privately selling my Anthem on RVT.com. I never even considered looking at other brands after driving the Anthem for two years. After my intial research prior to purchasing my Anthem, I felt there was no better coach for the money on the market. The Entegra is everything the factory says it is, "The quietest riding, best handling motor coach on the market today...PERIOD". I tow a 2015 Acadia Denali and can not tell the difference in performance or handling with or without my tow car. My fuel economy with my 450 HP Anthem averaged 8.3 mpg and to my surprise my 600 HP Cornerstone averages 7.5. One thing that I really appreciate about the Cornerstone's power is you do not have to get in the truck lane when climbing hills. No one could ask for better customer service from the factory and the same goes for the Spartan. Show less

Love the Anthem. Similar interior and gizmos as the Cornerstone with a 450 instead of the larger engine. Hard to find parts right now for anything, but the Entegra is a great coach and has a great name and brand recognition. The systems are a little daunting to learn at the beginning, however the entegra forums are a great place to get a crash course on how to operate successfully. We've loved our Anthem and have made some amazing memories in this coach. Show less

My third Entegra in 4 years. My second Cornerstone. Just didn't think my new 2016 could be that much better than my previous two. Unbelievable difference in every respect. Especially the ride and handling. It's all about the size of the tires and the new larger shocks. Literally drives like a car. Tracks like a car and as quite as a car. Entegra is not only "The quietest riding, best handling coach on the market today. Period", but the best value in a high end coach. Period. Show less