I bought a new 1985 Lazy Daze 23.5 ft. Front Lounge model and used it for years across the U.S. After years living overseas, I returned to the U.S. and bought another new Lazy Daze - 2006 - same model. Only difference, the first was on a Chevrolet chassis; the second on a Ford E-450 chassis. The more powerful Ford engine is a very good upgrade; always plenty of power on interstates and mountains. Now have 110,000 miles. Ford chassis is perfect - only normal service. Lazy Daze problems - head door latch broke; Lazy Daze replaced it free after ten years. Currently upgrading with new rear view mirror/monitor rear view camera; new current-tech radio; new cooking stove (same model as original); new toilet (same model); new overhead hatch (same model to replace a broken handle); all new tires with interior pressure monitors. Otherwise it has run and operated as when it was new. It has always been garaged, so it also looks like new. Very pleased with both units - especially the Ford chassis. Show less

My Lazy Daze has been rock solid. I’m the second owner and in 6 years there haven’t been any problems except minor wear out issues like a toilet seal. The RV is well insulated and quiet. All the furniture is screwed and glued to the house frame and as a result, nothing rattles or falls off. We’re very pleased with our RV and would buy another without any doubts. Show less