@@michaelhazen8658 agree that it is time to retire absorption refrigerators and expect manufacturers to provide lithium batteries. There are plenty of off-brand, perfectly good, lithium batteries out there at low prices.
Definitely needs to be 4 season and have a square sink. Round sinks could be a nightmare to wash anything that goes in the oven - sheet pans baking dishes etc. love that there are no slide outs!
I love this small unit! I think it's amazing for a solitary person.... I would remove the sofa and build in a custom bed with storage underneath! a.) Who wants to deal with making and unmaking a bed nightly especially when it is only one person in the unit? b.) Who doesn't need some extra storage for clothes? c.) This unit needs to be 4 season....
I agree with the hassle of making and unmaking a bed nightly. I would just leave it permanently in bed mode and place a custom sized foam mattress on top.
I want to love this floorplan, but there’s no way that I’m making, unmaking, and then finding a place to store my bedding every day after having to sleep on a cheap, lumpy and uncomfortable jackknife sofa😑😑😑
Need to upgrade the couch so it's Comfortable sitting on or sleeping on. Continue the back splash to the left side of the stove top as well. But I love this design. It's a beautiful RV and a perfect size. The layout in the colors are perfect And yes, it does need to be 4 seasons. for one day size. Porcelain toilet. Yes, I think that would be a lot better than a plastic. Love to see you, Matt and Andrea. You guys are so fun. Thank you for bringing this RV to us.
I think it would help prospective buyers if you would give a final rating, either 1-10 or one to five star ratings, for the overall value and quality. You should do it on all your reviews.
As a solo traveler, I like this RV. Likes: the decor, like Andrea, I prefer solid color valances, but these are nice for ones with a pattern. The color makes the RV look nice and bright. The Ford E-350 is a plus. I like having the option of having a dinette as opposed to being forced to have 2 sofas. Compared to other comments, I always used the dinette a lot. I would probably buy some type of mattress topper and leave the sofa made as a bed full-time. It doesn't appeal to me, making the bed every night. I like that there is a separate shower and manufacturers are going with porcelain toilets now. I wonder, with this model, would a bunk over the cab be possible? Thanks for reviewing this small RV.
I love this! Closest one I've seen to what I would actually buy. Only wish is they had the ceiling drop down bed like the European models. I would only get one sofa, use the other side for dog crates and off we would go!
Love how much is packed into the tiny space, floor plan and the decor. Only wish it had an overhead bunk and that the fuel and water were covered and locked.
Agreed, I wish the states here would adopt the drop down bed from the ceiling, if they did that then they could keep the entertainment space but yes if they could find a different space for the TV and put an over head bed they need to make it hold max weight for two adults with a study later or a few set steps with storage in them. The cost is too high not to have a good bed.
I love the rv as a single traveler. I would keep the sofa in bed mode. Some how that tv would be lowered. Looking up hurts the neck. No round sink please. Great No Slides. Under 25 feet. Ford Godzilla engine plus. Azdel yes. I like the bathroom layout. Did it have dayshades? Do the front seats swivel? Stay warm and dry.
Hey so interesting ideas 💡 in this unit .:. E450 level power in a smaller unit 👍🏽 good ccc, good towing, and no problems with hills; small size gets into smaller spaces 👍🏽 it’s ok to park in town when we go for dinner; nice size dinette 👍🏽 works well for two, especially at a boondock; bonus full width bathroom 👍🏽 good space; double bonus kitchen kudos 👍🏽 oven, three burners, good size fridge, storage .:. No bed need to set up the couch every night 👎🏽 pull out sofa bed would earn the test drive bcz it could stay made up, and we’d option swivel seats; cockpit under- featured 👎🏽 doesn’t support the price point; big black panels by the door 👎🏽 paint to match (it’s such a large area) .:. For 2023 There are some new fully featured couples class C’s just introduced 👍🏽👎🏽 this unit’s price has to come down a long way from MSRP to compete against those; I think there’s a good chance .:. Thanks for the review M/A
Winterize and couch could easily be a bed with storage under it and storage drawers under eating area. I agree for traveling nurses and others it would be perfect. Even for old ladies like me not very complicated or large
I like this unit small & functional. I like the lg round sink & that it has a dinette. I wish they would list sizes of items on web site like the sofa, sink shower & so on.
Hi Matt and Andrea! My dislikes are the sane as yours no pantry the couch/bed not looking comfortable. That’s all my dislikes. My likes are the floor plan. No slideouts. The wardrobe for as small as it is. Thank you Matt and Andrea for showing this Rv/ office. I think it’s nice for as small as it is.
Another great video. Thank you Andrea for remembering the cargo carrying capacity. You guys are one of the few channels that provide the CCC. It's important.
i think you guys are the best RV review channel out there. but one common theme on your videos is that your criticisms are very biased towards your personal preference. so basically all B and B+ RVs get an unfair review. i just think you guys forget that a lot of ppl shopping for B classes are solo adventurers. which makes this RV awesome. but you guys keep picturing your whole fam in it and base the reviews on that. also solo adventurers are typically outdoorsy and stay very active with hikes and exploration which means they are typically not the average sized American, instead slender and fit. i don't know, i just don't see that you guys take into consideration who is buying this vs a 38 foot. but then have the same expectations on floor plan, kitchen, shower, toilet, etc.
I love the dinette better for sure. You can keep the RV for that price. 96k is the maximum I’ll pay for this unit. Not a penny more lol haha I’m with Andrea on this one . Got to have a place for the snacks .✌🏻
I never understood why class b motorhomes cost way more than the class c or even as much as class many a's and you aren't even getting the full value for your money
AS a single lady, I love this! The colors are my taste. Bathroom is fine, beats a wet bath! I don't prefer a dinnette, it reminds me if I had to sit in a restaurant booth at home all day and night! Could do a single sized blow up bed for company. I am wondering if a fabric material couch would make it more comfy? Plus, leather is cold (MI) and doesn't warm up. Priced pretty high. It's on the top of my list right now, will keep an eye on the price. I didn't notice a generator? Solar? All season? Adel is all I will buy. This is perfect for me and only unit I like all the colors. Oh, and balances✌️😂🤷♀️
@Paul Wilgus To be honest this is nothing special I’ve seen this design before. Matter of fact my buddy has this rv design. It’s a 2004 golf stream same layout with a prime 💩pooping position🚽. They really need to come down on the price. I do love the updated look. This RV has lots of potential. If this rv was 23ft and a tad bit wide the bath will work a lot better. These people don’t listen to anyone. It’s been years and they still can’t get it right. Save your money get a older unit upgrade it. Don’t go into debt for this💩.
I agree with you guys about wanting a bed and some more storage. I think that this would be fine if traveling alone, but with a partner or kids, I just cant imagine that it would be comfy or relaxing. I don't mind the valances but I the walls and countertops are not my style combines, because I am one of those people who hate tan and gray together lol
Thanks Debra🙏I shop all over the place.always online cause I’m so busy.stitchfix.Marshall’s,tj maxx,Nordstrom’s,macys etc.I always watch for the sales 🤣
I see this a day tripper vs a RV. Trying to live in this would be torture for a couple of people. For the price I would decide on a conversion van or having cooking/bathroom/nap possibilities.
I have to disagree with you, Matt, about having TWO sofas. I like the dinette! I do agree with you and Andrea about preferring an actual bedroom. Maybe a jackknife couch and theater seats?🤔😏 I like not having any slideouts. Overall, i like this rv.
I would like it without a Dinet and another couch so if they laid down and connected it would make a nice sized bed. It definitely needs some place for food storage.
I SO SO WISH a manufacturer would get back to making a motor home similar to this- but with the bed above the cab, like the old school motorhomes. It would be honestly the perfect size with no slides etc., and then can we PUHLEEESE get rid of the dinette. Save the space, put a multi purpose thin table for dining, working, etc. TV on the wall on a swing mount to be viewable by bed, sofa, or work/eating space.
Matt & Andrea - y’all are so amazing and entertaining with your reviews! I don’t usually like B’s, but I really do love this! Looks easy to drive! Someone said it already, and I agree - I would simply travel with a mattress topper (we have one for our sofa in our travel trailer for the grandkids). I like the dinette (is there storage underneath?), but I wouldn’t be opposed to two sofas if there was either a table to put in the floor (like some class A’s and C’s for between the front seats when they swivel around) - like Thor does in the Outlaw. If they were equally opposing sofas that touched when folded out, you would have a huge bed! I would love that closet to have adjustable/removable shelves so that you had the option of pantry or wardrobe. I’d also love to see a countertop extension. Love the cargo carrying capacity, and the fact that you can tow so much with it! Nice sized shower and fridge! And I love that it has no slides! Great job!
Matt, Andrea, this is a very, very nice B+ RV. I don't think you should call this a mobile office. It is a good size for a beginner RVer. I would like to have an overhead extra bunk instead of the TV. It is a lovely RV.
Length, width and OCCC (Occupant and Cargo Carrying Capacity) are great, but small tanks (incl propane) , no solar connection on roof or 12v compressor refrigerator are negatives (because absorption refrigerators struggle to cool when 90F, direct sunlight on wall or even at high altitudes when on propane). Better than a class B in many aspects but I could use this only for weekend trips and not long outings especially if boondocking.
Real nice little unit. I'd probably use the table as the bed and keep it made up as a bed all the time as long as it is long enough. I would love to see this on a Ford Transit chasis.
I actually work at the plant that built this unit. A year or 2 ago we tried out building a conquest 6237 on a Transit chassis and it's been sitting in the field unfinished. They determined that it was too expensive to build on the Transit chassis. At least that's what I was told when I asked about it one day.
Cute, RV I like the tv placement with this RV. I don't like that there is no bed. The couch looks nice. For a small unit it's laid out nice. Little high MSRP for such a small unit. I like the kitchen. Bathroom is way too small. Great review!! Would have been nice if the would have given you a outside tv since it's so small inside.
I wish you guys showed more what's underneath the dinette seats. If there is some equipment or just storage, because some people prefer to customize the RVs acording to their needs, and knowing one can just take out a seat with no repercussions is really helpful. Honestly this is one of the best rvs I've seen in the B and B+ classes (for solo travelers who may be nomad/freelance workers). Reasons are that is the incredible space you get for the size. Everyone wants the perks of a van until they live in one and turns out you have 0 space. So, this one is actually a very good compromise. Also, it doesn't have slides, which is much preferable since slides actually reduce the weight capacity which is not huge in small motorhomes to begin with, and being able to use the rv in any parking arrangement is a huge deal. Aaannnndddd this layout actually allows for a permanent bed set up (comfort is easily fixed with a memory foam matress) and in the dinette side, if there was just storage under the seats I'd just take oit the whole thing and convert it into an office space, with the desk in one of the sides, and the chair on the other one giveb the current dinette position, so that you still have access to the hallway. Honestly, after covid years began, the rv manufacturers just keep popping models with layouts that sadly do not meet the needs of one of the biggest niche buyers, the digital workers. Specially in the small motorhome market. Not everyone is interested in a +4 seater/sleeper. A LOT of people, at least most of freelancers are happy with having comfort in the 2 spaces they spend most hours in wich are an office set up and a bed that doesn't need to be taken apart.
OMGOODNESS this would had been the PERFECT OPPORTUNITY for a drop down bed! OK LISTEN lol when in the world is America going to adopt the ceiling beds that either pull down with the swing arms or drops down with electric?!?!? SERIOUSLY, Matt you was just in Germany! This is the perfect layout for that, make it 4 season maybe include an off-road package upgrade, load it up with max Solar and that my friends is the PERFECT RV!!! Side note personal opinion, there is no reason that at that cost there shouldn’t be a comfortable bed and a comfortable sofa and with the drop down bed you solve both problem’s within the same space. DOOOO IIIIIT……! 😁
I like it - it's a point A to point B --RV - I'd take out both the dinette and sofa and put in good quality theater seats that fully recline and have pillow topper mattresses made for the seats. the passenger doesn't recline AT ALL getting rid or the dinette takes care of that. it's a 2 person RV . perfect for trips to see the family with hotel stops along the way. I'd even get rid of the shower to make a better PPP and a bigger sink for washing up.
LIKE THE KITCHEN THE DINETTE THE COLORS DON’T LIKE NO PANTRY THE VALANCES THE TOILET REPLACEMENT MATT AND ANDREA SATURDAY WAS MY BIRTHDAY MATT AND ANDREA QUESTION CAN YOU FILM MEDICAL RV’S IS SOMETHING DIFFERENT ON YOUR CHANNEL
I watched your review on 2021 model and MSRP was $93000. This one 2022 is the same set up but at $123000, not to phenomenal price. I finally think the time has come for dealers and manufacturers to pay the price for artificially increasing MSRP on customers.
This is a darling coach. I would remove the booth seats and put swivel dinette chairs there. With the booth gone I'd put a small bookshelf against the wall under the table and use it as my pantry. I love the idea of no permanent bed. Seems like a loss of living space dragging around a bed. Although I wouldn't mind if one was offered above the cab. Speaking of above the cab, why is the storage space behind the TV closed off? That should be a mounted on a cabinet door. Lastly this would be the perfect vehicle to do away with the TV altogether and install a roll up screen with a projector.
It would be nice if there was a Manufacturers Link In the description for this RV & others that you show for us to learn more about them. This RV is perfect for day trips & I like the two sofa layout but do they come with seatbelts? Be perfect to load up the family & tow our toys with us with out worrying where a potty is. After a long day of playing we could shower & have a good meal. Most of the time we will be sitting under the awning with our camp chairs & foldable table that could also work inside when weather is bad. As for sleeping, can two of ya sleep on one of the coaches? If not it would be nice to have both couches turn into one big bed & have kids stay in tents. Then when you get older & kids are gone have two separate beds. It’s no big deal to turn your bed back into a couch with your bedding on it. I’ve done it in my parents RV but I mostly left it as a bed & sit on the edge of it, it’s better than setting up my tent. What would make this RV better is if the driver & passenger seats would swivel to face the other way with some sort of table. Only problem with this is you can’t see the TV but that dosen’t bother me because we’re always outside. Only go inside when traveling, bathroom, sleeping & cooking inside when weather is bad. Be great if this was 4wd for winter fun. I like how this is versatile in a small package & the things I would like it to have is solar panels with 12v next to beds for CPAP. A lot of people don’t realize that using a 12v adapter with CPAP uses less electricity. The swivel seats would be nice but not a deal breaker for me like with the 4wd. Must have a Fantastic or Max Fan. My neighbor has a fan & never used the AC in their Fith Wheel. The things I don’t need is the oven, microwave & the TV. Never used them in my parents RV because were outside cooking. Never really needed to take a generator with us. Having solar panels & propane is a must.
Can two people sleep in that jacknife sofa? 🙄 can they put another jacknife sofa in the opposite side? Just have a table in between to install just to eat? Remove when it's done?
Matt you know that the couch is not a one bit compfortable or nice especially jackknifed out and to try to sleep on it....i can't call it a bed because it's not a bed it's a rest area I guess but I don't even know if anyone could get any rest on it....good review for what little you had to work with....
Love this unit but wish it was gigher off the ground. Heard other's have needed lift kits right off the lot. Wondering if where we purchase can do that. Id do a 6 inch
One more thing, is there a curtain of some kind to pull across, for privacy (behind the cab seats)? I mean, in case people are walking in front of the rv, they can look right in!
I wonder if Gulf Stream will ever re-introduce the 8411 Class A Motorhome with the Atrium/Sun Room Slide out ????? I might even learn how to drive a Class A for that one. This BT Cruiser is spiffy!
It's the E-350. We tried a conquest 6237 on the Transit platform and it's been sitting out in the field unfinished for about a year or 2. I asked about it and was told it was too expensive to make it worth.
I always liked the BT Cruiser. It would sell a lot more units if it was four seasons. There are lots of Canadian RVers that like to camp all year round. Matt, you and Andrea look beautiful today. Hi Uma! Cheers 😘🥂😘
Shouldn’t a mobile office be 4-season with enclosed plumbing and dual pane windows?
Not sure, but agree those would be incredible options
and cheap cabinets with prong latches/stick on veneer. ammonia exchange fridge in 2022. 1994 dashboard...for over 100k...
@@michaelhazen8658 agree that it is time to retire absorption refrigerators and expect manufacturers to provide lithium batteries. There are plenty of off-brand, perfectly good, lithium batteries out there at low prices.
@@michaelhazen8658I’ve noticed anything that gets decent MPG they try to punish you charging 2 times the price.
Definitely needs to be 4 season and have a square sink. Round sinks could be a nightmare to wash anything that goes in the oven - sheet pans baking dishes etc. love that there are no slide outs!
I love this small unit! I think it's amazing for a solitary person.... I would remove the sofa and build in a custom bed with storage underneath! a.) Who wants to deal with making and unmaking a bed nightly especially when it is only one person in the unit? b.) Who doesn't need some extra storage for clothes? c.) This unit needs to be 4 season....
I had verbatim thoughts as I was watching lol
I would like the Sofa/bed in the rear.
I agree with the hassle of making and unmaking a bed nightly. I would just leave it permanently in bed mode and place a custom sized foam mattress on top.
This needs to be marketed to travel nurses.
We make medical units too. Although I don't know where they go after they're built.
I want to love this floorplan, but there’s no way that I’m making, unmaking, and then finding a place to store my bedding every day after having to sleep on a cheap, lumpy and uncomfortable jackknife sofa😑😑😑
When is BT Cruiser going to catch up with 2023 and put solar on the roof and make a Four Season RV?????
These are built at a small plant. I don't know where we'd put solar panels. They are wired for solar though.
These videos make me so happy~
I would prefer a bed over the cab instead of a pull down couch bed
Same! And, it double as storage, they maybe could make this an option!
I believe that's the main difference between a B+ and a C
Need to upgrade the couch so it's Comfortable sitting on or sleeping on. Continue the back splash to the left side of the stove top as well. But I love this design. It's a beautiful RV and a perfect size. The layout in the colors are perfect And yes, it does need to be 4 seasons. for one day size. Porcelain toilet. Yes, I think that would be a lot better than a plastic. Love to see you, Matt and Andrea. You guys are so fun. Thank you for bringing this RV to us.
Love that Andrea is honest about some of these antiquated fixtures inside RVs. Why so they think the only people who buy them are 65 years old?
I wonder how much of it is due to supply chain issues? Before the pandemic they had been trying to go more modern with fixtures.
I think it would help prospective buyers if you would give a final rating, either 1-10 or one to five star ratings, for the overall value and quality. You should do it on all your reviews.
As a solo traveler, I like this RV.
Likes: the decor, like Andrea, I prefer solid color valances, but these are nice for ones with a pattern. The color makes the RV look nice and bright. The Ford E-350 is a plus. I like having the option of having a dinette as opposed to being forced to have 2 sofas. Compared to other comments, I always used the dinette a lot. I would probably buy some type of mattress topper and leave the sofa made as a bed full-time. It doesn't appeal to me, making the bed every night. I like that there is a separate shower and manufacturers are going with porcelain toilets now.
I wonder, with this model, would a bunk over the cab be possible?
Thanks for reviewing this small RV.
I love this! Closest one I've seen to what I would actually buy. Only wish is they had the ceiling drop down bed like the European models. I would only get one sofa, use the other side for dog crates and off we would go!
Instead of the jack knife maybe a couch like in the Travato with actual cushions.
I love the fact that its a dinette and not a sofa. I need a dedicated work space/eating space.
Love how much is packed into the tiny space, floor plan and the decor. Only wish it had an overhead bunk and that the fuel and water were covered and locked.
Agreed, I wish the states here would adopt the drop down bed from the ceiling, if they did that then they could keep the entertainment space but yes if they could find a different space for the TV and put an over head bed they need to make it hold max weight for two adults with a study later or a few set steps with storage in them. The cost is too high not to have a good bed.
I love the rv as a single traveler. I would keep the sofa in bed mode. Some how that tv would be lowered. Looking up hurts the neck. No round sink please. Great No Slides. Under 25 feet. Ford Godzilla engine plus. Azdel yes. I like the bathroom layout. Did it have dayshades? Do the front seats swivel? Stay warm and dry.
Hey so interesting ideas 💡 in this unit .:. E450 level power in a smaller unit 👍🏽 good ccc, good towing, and no problems with hills; small size gets into smaller spaces 👍🏽 it’s ok to park in town when we go for dinner; nice size dinette 👍🏽 works well for two, especially at a boondock; bonus full width bathroom 👍🏽 good space; double bonus kitchen kudos 👍🏽 oven, three burners, good size fridge, storage .:. No bed need to set up the couch every night 👎🏽 pull out sofa bed would earn the test drive bcz it could stay made up, and we’d option swivel seats; cockpit under- featured 👎🏽 doesn’t support the price point; big black panels by the door 👎🏽 paint to match (it’s such a large area) .:. For 2023 There are some new fully featured couples class C’s just introduced 👍🏽👎🏽 this unit’s price has to come down a long way from MSRP to compete against those; I think there’s a good chance .:. Thanks for the review M/A
Winterize and couch could easily be a bed with storage under it and storage drawers under eating area. I agree for traveling nurses and others it would be perfect. Even for old ladies like me not very complicated or large
That is a cute little unit. I think I would prefer two sofas though.
There may be different Floorplans available that offer that
I like this unit small & functional. I like the lg round sink & that it has a dinette. I wish they would list sizes of items on web site like the sofa, sink shower & so on.
Hi Matt and Andrea! My dislikes are the sane as yours no pantry the couch/bed not looking comfortable.
That’s all my dislikes. My likes are the floor plan. No slideouts. The wardrobe for as small as it is. Thank you Matt and Andrea for showing this Rv/ office. I think it’s nice for as small as it is.
Another great video. Thank you Andrea for remembering the cargo carrying capacity. You guys are one of the few channels that provide the CCC. It's important.
I think this is a great rv for the single traveler. I like this one a lot. No dislikes on this one.
This would be pretty nice for a single person. Good use of space. Completely agree with Andres, way better than a class B.
i think you guys are the best RV review channel out there. but one common theme on your videos is that your criticisms are very biased towards your personal preference. so basically all B and B+ RVs get an unfair review. i just think you guys forget that a lot of ppl shopping for B classes are solo adventurers. which makes this RV awesome. but you guys keep picturing your whole fam in it and base the reviews on that. also solo adventurers are typically outdoorsy and stay very active with hikes and exploration which means they are typically not the average sized American, instead slender and fit. i don't know, i just don't see that you guys take into consideration who is buying this vs a 38 foot. but then have the same expectations on floor plan, kitchen, shower, toilet, etc.
I don't like the gas tank being unsecured. Doesn't have instant hot water. And, doesn't have counter top extender. Keep up with the good work!
I love the dinette better for sure.
You can keep the RV for that price.
96k is the maximum I’ll pay for this unit. Not a penny more lol haha
I’m with Andrea on this one . Got to have a place for the snacks .✌🏻
I never understood why class b motorhomes cost way more than the class c or even as much as class many a's and you aren't even getting the full value for your money
AS a single lady, I love this! The colors are my taste. Bathroom is fine, beats a wet bath! I don't prefer a dinnette, it reminds me if I had to sit in a restaurant booth at home all day and night! Could do a single sized blow up bed for company. I am wondering if a fabric material couch would make it more comfy? Plus, leather is cold (MI) and doesn't warm up. Priced pretty high. It's on the top of my list right now, will keep an eye on the price. I didn't notice a generator? Solar? All season? Adel is all I will buy. This is perfect for me and only unit I like all the colors. Oh, and balances✌️😂🤷♀️
@Paul Wilgus To be honest this is nothing special I’ve seen this design before. Matter of fact my buddy has this rv design. It’s a 2004 golf stream same layout with a prime 💩pooping position🚽. They really need to come down on the price. I do love the updated look. This RV has lots of potential. If this rv was 23ft and a tad bit wide the bath will work a lot better. These people don’t listen to anyone. It’s been years and they still can’t get it right. Save your money get a older unit upgrade it. Don’t go into debt for this💩.
I agree with you guys about wanting a bed and some more storage. I think that this would be fine if traveling alone, but with a partner or kids, I just cant imagine that it would be comfy or relaxing. I don't mind the valances but I the walls and countertops are not my style combines, because I am one of those people who hate tan and gray together lol
I do like this a lot. It would be perfect to have one sofa as a bed and the other side with long low cabinetry instead of dinette.💖
You guys are a great team with equal knowledge about the Rv.
they should sell the chasis and unfinished shell
We actually do build units that have everything but the interior. They get sent somewhere to be made into medical units.
This is what me and my wife need!!😎 Thanks Matt!
Wow I love the new exterior color!!
Love Andrea’s clothes
I watch just for them and her shoes
Tell us where you get them please
Thanks Debra🙏I shop all over the place.always online cause I’m so busy.stitchfix.Marshall’s,tj maxx,Nordstrom’s,macys etc.I always watch for the sales 🤣
I think it is awesome 👌. For a single person , so cool.
Is the roof fiberglass or TPO, Matt?
I see this a day tripper vs a RV. Trying to live in this would be torture for a couple of people. For the price I would decide on a conversion van or having cooking/bathroom/nap possibilities.
Love no slides, don't mind the small kitchen as long as there food storage, still wish they'd take the sink out of the bathroom for more space.
I have to disagree with you, Matt, about having TWO sofas. I like the dinette! I do agree with you and Andrea about preferring an actual bedroom. Maybe a jackknife couch and theater seats?🤔😏 I like not having any slideouts. Overall, i like this rv.
…after helping a neighbor troubleshoot a battery issue in her Sprinter…. F350 looks WAY better.
I would like it without a Dinet and another couch so if they laid down and connected it would make a nice sized bed. It definitely needs some place for food storage.
I love this unit!! For a single RV" er it's great 😃💜!!
This Motorhome is Perfect for Me ❗👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
However, I'd install an Overhead Bed over the Dinette & Jack-Knife Sofa.
Nice!! Good for overnight traveling.
I SO SO WISH a manufacturer would get back to making a motor home similar to this- but with the bed above the cab, like the old school motorhomes. It would be honestly the perfect size with no slides etc., and then can we PUHLEEESE get rid of the dinette. Save the space, put a multi purpose thin table for dining, working, etc. TV on the wall on a swing mount to be viewable by bed, sofa, or work/eating space.
All BT cruisers have that smaller overhead. Conquest has units with a bed above the cab. We make both in the plant I work at.
Perfect beach wagon or day trip for us! I prefer the dinette version.
I like the valances!😊
When is the RV industry going to wake up and put in FUEL efficient options??
Matt & Andrea - y’all are so amazing and entertaining with your reviews! I don’t usually like B’s, but I really do love this! Looks easy to drive! Someone said it already, and I agree - I would simply travel with a mattress topper (we have one for our sofa in our travel trailer for the grandkids). I like the dinette (is there storage underneath?), but I wouldn’t be opposed to two sofas if there was either a table to put in the floor (like some class A’s and C’s for between the front seats when they swivel around) - like Thor does in the Outlaw. If they were equally opposing sofas that touched when folded out, you would have a huge bed! I would love that closet to have adjustable/removable shelves so that you had the option of pantry or wardrobe. I’d also love to see a countertop extension. Love the cargo carrying capacity, and the fact that you can tow so much with it! Nice sized shower and fridge! And I love that it has no slides! Great job!
Matt, Andrea, this is a very, very nice B+ RV. I don't think you should call this a mobile office. It is a good size for a beginner RVer. I would like to have an overhead extra bunk instead of the TV. It is a lovely RV.
I would rather have a Murphy bed/sofa instead of the jack knife sofa.
This RV would have been $ 65,000 two years ago ,now Double price ! That's just way to much now ! Prices are out of control ! I'm out !
Length, width and OCCC (Occupant and Cargo Carrying Capacity) are great, but small tanks (incl propane) , no solar connection on roof or 12v compressor refrigerator are negatives (because absorption refrigerators struggle to cool when 90F, direct sunlight on wall or even at high altitudes when on propane). Better than a class B in many aspects but I could use this only for weekend trips and not long outings especially if boondocking.
Real nice little unit.
I'd probably use the table as the bed and keep it made up as a bed all the time as long as it is long enough.
I would love to see this on a Ford Transit chasis.
I actually work at the plant that built this unit. A year or 2 ago we tried out building a conquest 6237 on a Transit chassis and it's been sitting in the field unfinished. They determined that it was too expensive to build on the Transit chassis. At least that's what I was told when I asked about it one day.
wish the sofa were larger so it met up with the bed on the other side to make one large bed
Cute, RV I like the tv placement with this RV. I don't like that there is no bed. The couch looks nice. For a small unit it's laid out nice. Little high MSRP for such a small unit. I like the kitchen. Bathroom is way too small. Great review!! Would have been nice if the would have given you a outside tv since it's so small inside.
Manufacturing process is more difficult on class B vs class C that's why they cost more
I wish you guys showed more what's underneath the dinette seats. If there is some equipment or just storage, because some people prefer to customize the RVs acording to their needs, and knowing one can just take out a seat with no repercussions is really helpful. Honestly this is one of the best rvs I've seen in the B and B+ classes (for solo travelers who may be nomad/freelance workers). Reasons are that is the incredible space you get for the size. Everyone wants the perks of a van until they live in one and turns out you have 0 space. So, this one is actually a very good compromise. Also, it doesn't have slides, which is much preferable since slides actually reduce the weight capacity which is not huge in small motorhomes to begin with, and being able to use the rv in any parking arrangement is a huge deal. Aaannnndddd this layout actually allows for a permanent bed set up (comfort is easily fixed with a memory foam matress) and in the dinette side, if there was just storage under the seats I'd just take oit the whole thing and convert it into an office space, with the desk in one of the sides, and the chair on the other one giveb the current dinette position, so that you still have access to the hallway. Honestly, after covid years began, the rv manufacturers just keep popping models with layouts that sadly do not meet the needs of one of the biggest niche buyers, the digital workers. Specially in the small motorhome market. Not everyone is interested in a +4 seater/sleeper. A LOT of people, at least most of freelancers are happy with having comfort in the 2 spaces they spend most hours in wich are an office set up and a bed that doesn't need to be taken apart.
This fit me just right. ❤ I like two jacknife with table hook up in between. ❤
I would like to have an overhead bunk
I really like this and this is the first class B I can say that about and don't worry Sue I do like the balances lol
Im sold! Who needs a house with this big wide world begging to be explored!
OMGOODNESS this would had been the PERFECT OPPORTUNITY for a drop down bed! OK LISTEN lol when in the world is America going to adopt the ceiling beds that either pull down with the swing arms or drops down with electric?!?!? SERIOUSLY, Matt you was just in Germany! This is the perfect layout for that, make it 4 season maybe include an off-road package upgrade, load it up with max Solar and that my friends is the PERFECT RV!!! Side note personal opinion, there is no reason that at that cost there shouldn’t be a comfortable bed and a comfortable sofa and with the drop down bed you solve both problem’s within the same space.
DOOOO IIIIIT……! 😁
The sofa looks like it makes an uncomfortable bed! They should put a Murphy bed there instead.
I think it's cute. I don't like the lack of bed. It looks good for one person
I like the size and layout. One can lay down on that sofa and rest. Love the small dinette. This is the only way to travel.
I like it - it's a point A to point B --RV - I'd take out both the dinette and sofa and put in good quality theater seats that fully recline
and have pillow topper mattresses made for the seats. the passenger doesn't recline AT ALL getting rid or the dinette takes care of that. it's a 2 person RV . perfect for trips to see the family with hotel stops along the way. I'd even get rid of the shower
to make a better PPP and a bigger sink for washing up.
need to step it up in the designs.....murphy in the back/office...maybe
LIKE THE KITCHEN THE DINETTE THE COLORS DON’T LIKE NO PANTRY THE VALANCES THE TOILET REPLACEMENT MATT AND ANDREA SATURDAY WAS MY BIRTHDAY MATT AND ANDREA QUESTION CAN YOU FILM MEDICAL RV’S IS SOMETHING DIFFERENT ON YOUR CHANNEL
OMG Andrea you ROCK!!!!
Thanks so much 🤗
I watched your review on 2021 model and MSRP was $93000. This one 2022 is the same set up but at $123000, not to phenomenal price. I finally think the time has come for dealers and manufacturers to pay the price for artificially increasing MSRP on customers.
This is a darling coach. I would remove the booth seats and put swivel dinette chairs there. With the booth gone I'd put a small bookshelf against the wall under the table and use it as my pantry. I love the idea of no permanent bed. Seems like a loss of living space dragging around a bed. Although I wouldn't mind if one was offered above the cab. Speaking of above the cab, why is the storage space behind the TV closed off? That should be a mounted on a cabinet door. Lastly this would be the perfect vehicle to do away with the TV altogether and install a roll up screen with a projector.
It would be nice if there was a Manufacturers Link In the description for this RV & others that you show for us to learn more about them.
This RV is perfect for day trips & I like the two sofa layout but do they come with seatbelts?
Be perfect to load up the family & tow our toys with us with out worrying where a potty is. After a long day of playing we could shower & have a good meal. Most of the time we will be sitting under the awning with our camp chairs & foldable table that could also work inside when weather is bad.
As for sleeping, can two of ya sleep on one of the coaches?
If not it would be nice to have both couches turn into one big bed & have kids stay in tents. Then when you get older & kids are gone have two separate beds. It’s no big deal to turn your bed back into a couch with your bedding on it. I’ve done it in my parents RV but I mostly left it as a bed & sit on the edge of it, it’s better than setting up my tent.
What would make this RV better is if the driver & passenger seats would swivel to face the other way with some sort of table. Only problem with this is you can’t see the TV but that dosen’t bother me because we’re always outside. Only go inside when traveling, bathroom, sleeping & cooking inside when weather is bad.
Be great if this was 4wd for winter fun.
I like how this is versatile in a small package & the things I would like it to have is solar panels with 12v next to beds for CPAP. A lot of people don’t realize that using a 12v adapter with CPAP uses less electricity. The swivel seats would be nice but not a deal breaker for me like with the 4wd. Must have a Fantastic or Max Fan. My neighbor has a fan & never used the AC in their Fith Wheel.
The things I don’t need is the oven, microwave & the TV. Never used them in my parents RV because were outside cooking. Never really needed to take a generator with us. Having solar panels & propane is a must.
Can two people sleep in that jacknife sofa? 🙄 can they put another jacknife sofa in the opposite side? Just have a table in between to install just to eat? Remove when it's done?
I don't have a three things for this one. I just wish it had better sleeping space, and I'd get the 5270 model (fifty-two-seventy, Matt) instead.
I’d take out the sofa for a single bed with pillows and more comfortable mattress.
I Live ON the IN/IL border between I80 and US 30. I know it just stopped raining here and went to non stop sun
It's cute. Ditto on the traveling nurses.
Should be built on the e 450 chassis so it can tow a race car or Jeep on a trailer. Or even better build it on the f 450 chassis.
I love the dinette
Matt you know that the couch is not a one bit compfortable or nice especially jackknifed out and to try to sleep on it....i can't call it a bed because it's not a bed it's a rest area I guess but I don't even know if anyone could get any rest on it....good review for what little you had to work with....
You are the man Matt 😃
Great review
Wow elhart IN love u guys.
Hi from munster IN.
Perfect for full timing if you’re single. Prefer this over a van.
Sue, I like the valances. Approved!
Gunna be my daily driver❤
Love this unit but wish it was gigher off the ground. Heard other's have needed lift kits right off the lot. Wondering if where we purchase can do that. Id do a 6 inch
Well it's certainly a Small RV. Great review Matt and Andrea. 👍
One more thing, is there a curtain of some kind to pull across, for privacy (behind the cab seats)? I mean, in case people are walking in front of the rv, they can look right in!
Yes they come with privacy curtains.they usually Velcro around the cab
@@foxcroftandrea3213 great! Thanks!🥰
Add AWD or 4X4 and it would be perfect!
Does Ford offer that on their E-350/E-450 raw chassis?
I wonder if Gulf Stream will ever re-introduce the 8411 Class A Motorhome with the Atrium/Sun Room Slide out ????? I might even learn how to drive a Class A for that one. This BT Cruiser is spiffy!
Can it tow as all car? That would make it perfect.
nice video!
Sending love from Fort Worth Texas ❤️
Good to see you guys back on US soil.
I'd get this if I had the cabbage!!!
I dislike the F350. Why not a Transit chasis?
It's the E-350. We tried a conquest 6237 on the Transit platform and it's been sitting out in the field unfinished for about a year or 2. I asked about it and was told it was too expensive to make it worth.
it's very nice. I really like it. And this has a oven. Very nice!!
Would like this a lot better on the Transit chassis with the turbo V6. Is that an option?
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I always liked the BT Cruiser. It would sell a lot more units if it was four seasons. There are lots of Canadian RVers that like to camp all year round. Matt, you and Andrea look beautiful today. Hi Uma! Cheers 😘🥂😘
Thanks so much 🤗