I bought the lexington 235 as the third owner. We used to go see places and traveled east and west. Longest we were out was 5 months. It worked well for us. We weren't in the unit a lot. We slept in and ate some. After two years we bought a tow behind car to get around when parked. Found you almost have to out east. It drove fine really no complaints. I have driven in large cities with no problems. We had no real problems that we needed to go to Forest River about. It was out of warrenty by the time we bought it. Had the usual little issues one has when using a rv. No major break downs. Enjoyed the unit as a whole. Show less

I purchased the “quality “camper . I was sold on the structure and the functionality and believe the high price would affirm the investment in the quality build. I traveled 175 mile-it tows very smooth. Over a month of living in it , and I had no problems with the layout, other than wishing there was more pantry storage. The propane tanks leaked-but that was a quick fix. The ac sounds funny and doesn’t work like it should, but it still works. The water line leak is what destroyed this camper’s high quality reputation. The leak came from behind the shower and rolled into the underbelly. Insulation is saturated. The inspection concluded a faulty seal. it is still under forest river warranty , but there is a long process involved.meanwhile the camper sits with water. I may have purchased the one out of 1000 that has this problem, but at this point, with this much of a loss in my investment, I will not give Forest River’s East to West any more business. Show less