I have to say…I have seen $2 million coaches by Newell and Liberty (CZcamsr-Andrew Steele) and the decor is not nearly as timeless as this unit. So at $800k this is much better value than the Newell’s and Liberty’s-one has to question how RV manufacturers can justify an extra $1.2 million in a 45 ft coach. Very nice Tiffin!
If you absolutely want uniqueness and want customization for your specific wants and needs, then the custom builders will appeal to you... especially those unique paintjobs.
The craftsmanship of Liberty and Newell can't be compared to these, Tiffin Zephyr and Newmar King Aire have very similar interiors and very modern looking exteriors but build quality can't be compared to Newell. Newell are pricey but drives so smooth, you barely hear any rattling and they are built on aluminium body while these are mostly fibre glass. If you have the money go Newell, can afford it go Newmar, don't want to spend too much then buy Tiffin. But there are people complaining on the Internet about Tiffin build quality issues.
Aesthetically speaking, in this model?..yes! I do agree that they're on par with those 2 legendary custom coach. But what separates them is with the fit and finish and the customer service support they provide that even Newmar can't claim. Again, i do really please with what I've see in this unit. Just hoping it holds as what are our eye sees.. Beautifully-made
Okay I will say the one thing that I would hate is the orientation of latch handles on the exterior storage. If the door swings why would you not rotate the handle for a side pull instead of vertical pull
I watched a video recently and the topic was that class A motor homes are not crash tested. Is that true? The gentleman was saying that class A's can be extremely dangerous. Interested in what you might have to say on this subject.
Right away I dislike the covers over the cook top and sink, to me more junk I have to remove and put somewhere. IS it me, or did you skip over the closet at the back...?
You can just keep the covers off and in storage permanently. In our current fifth wheel we do that. I don’t think I’ve ever used them. The only trade off is a slight loss of counter space. But if I’m in the kitchen I usually need access to the cooktop anyway.
@@Pantherjonvideos agreed, I was just stating Newell is a step above. My favorite is a Prevost Liberty conversion. We owned a Prevost and the converter was Royale, we enjoyed it and sold it last year.
With all the complains about the high end Tiffin units I would not buy one for any discount. When spending all that money you expect a well build unit but so many horror stories.
Rich guys 😂 I live in Florida and I have a business where I clean up golf carts and RVs, waxing motorhomes too I waxed a zephyr exactly like this one last week, it took 9 hours but it was worth it he loved it and actually it’s MSRP it’s $907,000. I even met the customers father who has a similar beast
Really dislike the ugly brown color everywhere. It is reminiscent of the ugly wood paneling that covered mobile homes in the 80's. It looks outdated and grosse, even brand new.
This will give the Newmar King Aire the run for its money. Tiffin has stepped up their game. Thank you for the walkthrough.
Just WOW ! That Tiffen Employee should get a raise for sure 😎
I have to say…I have seen $2 million coaches by Newell and Liberty (CZcamsr-Andrew Steele) and the decor is not nearly as timeless as this unit. So at $800k this is much better value than the Newell’s and Liberty’s-one has to question how RV manufacturers can justify an extra $1.2 million in a 45 ft coach. Very nice Tiffin!
I agree, your comment mirrored my thoughts.
If you absolutely want uniqueness and want customization for your specific wants and needs, then the custom builders will appeal to you... especially those unique paintjobs.
Liberty coaches are built on Prevost coaches. A bus conversion is much safer than a motorhome in a severe accident
@@nomadbiker4040 Doesn't matter which class A you are in you will always be the first one to any accident. Class C or super C for me, just safer.
The craftsmanship of Liberty and Newell can't be compared to these, Tiffin Zephyr and Newmar King Aire have very similar interiors and very modern looking exteriors but build quality can't be compared to Newell. Newell are pricey but drives so smooth, you barely hear any rattling and they are built on aluminium body while these are mostly fibre glass. If you have the money go Newell, can afford it go Newmar, don't want to spend too much then buy Tiffin. But there are people complaining on the Internet about Tiffin build quality issues.
Aesthetically speaking, in this model?..yes! I do agree that they're on par with those 2 legendary custom coach. But what separates them is with the fit and finish and the customer service support they provide that even Newmar can't claim. Again, i do really please with what I've see in this unit. Just hoping it holds as what are our eye sees.. Beautifully-made
Living in luxury for sure, like a Ritz Carlton on wheels.
She's a real beauty! 💯
That's gorgeous! I like everything about it. I'm amazed at the price!
Okay I will say the one thing that I would hate is the orientation of latch handles on the exterior storage. If the door swings why would you not rotate the handle for a side pull instead of vertical pull
Absolutely Beautiful
Super nice. I was wondering do i need to add to my class A drivers l
Me after watching this: I NEED IT🤤🤤🤤
A recirculating shower? That'll keep people from peeing in the shower😂😂😂
It doesn't recirculate used water. It simply cycles the hot water until you see that it's hot.
@@BigTruckBigRV My version is much funnier! 🤣🤣
Good one.
i like the ceiling
I watched a video recently and the topic was that class A motor homes are not crash tested. Is that true? The gentleman was saying that class A's can be extremely dangerous. Interested in what you might have to say on this subject.
American size 😂 love it
Me too👏🏻👏🏻
DAMN WOW OMG WOW
WOW...wish I had the money I would be first in line
Any Newels, Libertys, or Marathons at Hershey?
Please slow down on moving the camera so fast.
The windows are beautiful for light and sights. But hope you don’t want to hear those ocean waves… the windows don’t open. 😕
Will your new building be big enough to this in it? I’m sure your wife would love it.
800k can get you into a nice used Newell and a slightly used 2023 Foretravel.
Why but used when you can get it new?
@@terrypage8172 Have you ever seen a Newell coach, Liberty coach, Marathon coach, or a Foretravel? They are just better in every way possible.
@@terrypage8172 I know right
A dream...
Do I need Class B to drive it ? I wish they would tell us before we fell in love it.
I'm several stars you would need a Class B
For the price, I would want a stainless-steel toilet
Nice what's the asking price
You didn't show the closet???
beautiful, but that's a lot of money for a camper with windows that don't open
Right away I dislike the covers over the cook top and sink, to me more junk I have to remove and put somewhere. IS it me, or did you skip over the closet at the back...?
You can just keep the covers off and in storage permanently. In our current fifth wheel we do that. I don’t think I’ve ever used them. The only trade off is a slight loss of counter space. But if I’m in the kitchen I usually need access to the cooktop anyway.
It is beautiful but a Newell is a step above.
At about half again the price...Tiffin $800k; Newell $1.3-1.5m
@@Pantherjonvideos agreed, I was just stating Newell is a step above. My favorite is a Prevost Liberty conversion. We owned a Prevost and the converter was Royale, we enjoyed it and sold it last year.
@@Pantherjonvideos Newell & Prevost new are over 2 Million!
With all the complains about the high end Tiffin units I would not buy one for any discount. When spending all that money you expect a well build unit but so many horror stories.
Needs a 2nd bedroom
$ 800,000.00 ???!!! are you kidding. WHO Buy's these things?
Rich guys 😂 I live in Florida and I have a business where I clean up golf carts and RVs, waxing motorhomes too
I waxed a zephyr exactly like this one last week, it took 9 hours but it was worth it he loved it and actually it’s MSRP it’s $907,000. I even met the customers father who has a similar beast
Really dislike the ugly brown color everywhere. It is reminiscent of the ugly wood paneling that covered mobile homes in the 80's. It looks outdated and grosse, even brand new.