I bought a 2021 Nexus Wraith 34W. I am very happy with my purchase. The previous models had problems. I had a 2020 Coachmen by Forest river and had nothing but problems with this class a gas coach, it is truly a big piece of junk. Like most all the class a gas motor homes they are all pieces of junk. If you are in the market for a good long lasting RV supported by a great company then NEXUS RV is the way to go. Your money will be well spent and your investment will last a lifetime. I got a tour of the factory and was treated as a #1 customer of NEXUS. I have had no other company treat as well as NEXUS. I had an exhaust brake added as well as an upgraded suspension. This beats a class a motorhome any day of the week. Plus it's much safer. I've taken it up and down the Rockies without any problems what so ever and it has all the power, braking and handling you will ever need. If you are in the market for a great motorhome look no further then the Nexus Wraith. You will be satisfied with your money well spent. Show less

Love my Nexus wraith, with any RV there will be issues. I’m a home builder and I’m glad I don’t have to drive my home on the rough roads and hope they hold together. Love the fact that Nexus uses all steel framing. Most people don’t get any credit for what they can’t see. Thankful they spend more money to make the structure solid. 75% stronger. Love the fiberglass roof. If I had one suggestion it would be that they need to utilize some areas for storage. I modified my Motorhome myself and we love it. International chassis is great with cummins engine. Love the fact that the owners are constantly listening to the buyers and their warranty department is very responsive! Show less

Going on 10 months, 7,500 miles. Built on a solid foundation of the International MV607 chassis - so so much better than a gss Class C or Class A. We did a minor $10 upgrade adding a seal to each of the International doors that cut wind noise substantially. Next on the list is to replace the stock factory shocks that International puts on the chassis.our rig is well built, Azdel walls, steel framing, fiberglass roof, big genset, plenty of AC cooling power. Have only had 3 issues: some debris in the water line fouled the water pump, a hinge on one of the storage lockers pulled loose and the wiring for the microwave got connected to the inverter circuit. Fixed all three without bothering to take it to the dealer. Total expense $6 dollars for a couple of screw inserts from Home Depot. Now the EQ systems leveler has sprung a leak. This is not a Nexus issue but an EQ issue. Nexus support was very helpful in connecting me with EQ whose warranty covers the repair. I would caution anyone reading RV reviews to keep in mind many items in an RV come from just a few suppliers and all,RVs can have the same problem. We’ve owned several RVs since 2015, the Wraith has had the least issues of any of them. We like the way it drives and handles, floor plan is great. I would buy another Nexus without hesitation. Show less