We had this Winnebago Solis for just about a year when we found the gasket around the pop-top coming off. When we looked at the roof more closely we also found holes and gaps in the rubber coating to protect cables for the sun roof. We found all of this in July of 2022. Since then, our dealer (who's been great) has not been able to get the parts to replace the roof gasket or rubber coating and we learned from them that 39 other Solis vans they've sold or have on their lot have the same problem or worse. Winnebago has not been helpful in finding an alternative or solution to this problem. In the interim, we cannot use the upper bed and likely more damage will incur to parts of the top. Lastly, though we love the van overall, a flaw in all the class B Winnebago vans is that the water hose connection is inside the back door. Meaning, if you want to be on city water you have to leave the door open. Whoever thought of this design hasn't camped much where there are hookups. Show less

The Winnebago Solis is everything you'd want to have in a camper van. On the road, it's super convenient to be able to get to food and beverages. There's plenty of room for all passengers, and comfortable seats. The table by the bench seat offers a nice workspace for getting work done on the way to a destination. There's plenty of storage for clothes, food, and things for cooking. It has been comfortable when sleeping in cold states (Montana) and hot states (Florida) and everywhere in between. Show less