I own a Holiday Rambler Endeavor. I was having some electricl problems with it and called Holiday Ramblers tec. Department. Even though the motor home is 17 years old they were very helpful and helped me solve the problem. Good for customer relations. Show less

I've had various motorhomes and trailers over the years, but my Endeavor was by far my favorite to date. I owned my Endeavor for over 6 trouble free years. Holiday Rambler had an excellent reputation and it showed throughout my ownership. You just can't beat a diesel pusher for power, braking, and overall road manners. I wish I could have kept it, but my hobbies demanded a longer trailer which put me over legal length. Hard to go backwards after you've had the best!! Show less

The Holiday Rambler Endeavor has plenty of insulation. It's built on a Roadmaster chassis with 8 air bags. It has plenty of power in the mountains towing 6ooo pounds. Parts are easily available. It has full body paint and clear coat, easy to keep clean. Very popular for a mid range price. Show less

Purchased 2024 Holiday Rambler Endeavor 40 E from General RV. Had a lot of construction issues, poor quality materials used, and numerous service problems related to taking care of problems. Since we took delivery in September the coach has been in for repairs for 14 weeks. It was at General RV, two trips to REV factory in Decatur IN and Freightliner for chasis issues. General unable to make necessary repairs. REV factory made repairs twice for same problem and it’s still a problem.. Freightliner can’t figure out how to stop diesel fuel from leaking out of fuel tube when you fill it up. Nobody can seem to fix entry door from having a lot of wind noise going down the road. Second trip to REV in Indiana they replaced door and still have wind noise. A lot of rattles! I would suggest a lot of checking before buying a Holiday Rambler. Floor plan is great and price is fine if you don’t mind a lot of aggravation. Show less

Choosing a diesel vs a gas motorhome should be based on various factors including where you are likely to vacation. The diesel one will let you climb mountains with ease and get you down the other side with ease using the air brakes. Diesel motorhomes are quieter to drive and give better fuel economy and they have more torque than the gas models, giving impressive towing capabilities. They also have a much longer life if they are maintained. The Endeavor has a better turning radius than most motorhomes. If you are a snowbird or are planning a longer vacation, you will find that the additional space provided in a larger unit will make for a more pleasant experience, giving each person more personal space. When the slide outs are retracted, some RV's loose important facilities such as the bathroom, bedroom or refrigerators. This becomes inconvenient such as when you stop at rest areas or non camping sites. Our RV only looses the ability to access a few drawers in the bedroom. All other areas are fully accessible. This aspect is often overlooked when selecting an RV. The patio awning is not able to be very large if there are slide outs in that side of the RV. The Holiday Rambler Endeavor is the model that gives you "the most bang for your buck" according to the manufacturer as it has all the components of the luxury line. Show less

Class A motorhome s Have owned 2 different Holiday Rambler Endeavor and Navigator 1Coachman chief, 1 overland Lexington, and Newmar Kountry Star 3353. I have worked on motothomes that all my family had for 40 years. I have to say Newmar freightliner chassis with the older Cummins engine is hands down the best of the best to own. I have never been to the factory service center but people I have spoke to people who have say they are amazing to work with. I have spoke to service people and parts people many times on the phone and they are the absolute best I have ever seen. They can pull up my coach which is a 2003 and tell me everything about it they even have had me talk to the suppliers they get material and parts from. If it's a question they're not sure of like (exact specifics of the door hinges rubber seals). I have to say I am more impressed with Newmar than any I have spoken to or owned in my 40 + years being around and working on motorhomes. The quality of Newmar on the diesel pushers it's top notch. I can get almost any part on this motorhome that is 20 years old in a few days or a week if it's a very rare part and they don't have stock. I don't not about thier gas coaches ( Bay Star and Canyon Star) but the diesel pushers are the top! Show less

This is our second motorhome we purchased since retiring. Our first motorhome was an 2003 Expedition deisel 34 ft. by Fleetwood with 2 slides. It was a good motorhome however we wanted a deisel pusher with a larger engine and more interior space. The Holiday Rambler Endeavor 40 PKQ more than filled the need for a more powerful engine and generous interior. It was like going from a Honda to a Mercedes (we have had both)! As the co-pilot the feature I liked the best was the handling - yes - I can easily drive it with the great mirrors, back up camera, steering, braking (jack brake), fully adjustable power seat and easy to reach and read controls. We tow a fully loaded Ford 350 van for my sports business, it follows along nicely. The bonus was how quiet this coach is because it is so well built and insulated. Ever stop in a rest area and a refrigerated big rig pulls up next to you and is so noisy? Hardly an issue with this fine unit. My husband is a tinkerer so this coach allows him to bring ample tools to do any job or repair on the road with the huge storage bins under the coach. This coach inside also has tons of storage for full timing or if you like to bring lots of toys and games, sporting equipment, etc. I am an Ironman Triathlete and it takes a lot of gear to swim, bike and run, an was able to store everything in an organized manner. I conducted 3 businesses while traveling, hunger advocacy, bicycle ride director and my sports biz. I had a file cabinet under the desk with a computer and printer on the desk with plenty of room for books, office accessoires, notebooks and storage. Very few coaches have the space when closed up to carry 2 bicycles (we even carried 3 occassionally) and be able to walk to the back of the coach to access the bathroom or bedroom. When stopping for the evening when traveling I could prepare dinner without opening the front slides. We opened one slide in the bedroom and could access the bed and closet and all storage. We call this coach our 1 bedroom condo on wheels. The powerful generator provides power on the road and at home when the power shut downs occur. The coach is easy to maintain, we have an excellent mechanic and mobile repair service when needed. I find many motorhome chintz on the kitchen, this unit does not. Huge refrigerator/freeze, fast cooking microwave and cook top plus generous work surface to prepare meals, I like to cook. The sleep number bed is new and so comfortable! The bathroom has good lighting, access and storage. Nice shower with seat. I like the glass door that opens out rather than a sliding curved one and easy to clean surfaces. The queen sofa bed is also a sleep number air bed and according to our guests very comfortable. The dining table (corian) can 2 seat or pull out to seat 4-5 people. This is my brief but spetacular thoughts on this luxury RV we have thoroughly enjoyed traveling in. Patty S. Show less