Thanks for the tour guys! Been RVing since the 80s in Class C, Class A, and toy haulers. I gotta say I like these rigs. I found a used 2015 a few years ago and she has been pretty great. Cheers!
This might have been the first time I have subscribed to a channel after watching a single video. You two are adorable and I agree with 100% of your impressions of this RV. Nicely done. I can’t wait to see more.
So we have a 2015 Winnebago Cambria 27k on a Ford E450 (v10) chassis. The layout is the same as the this View with the exception of the twin which ours is a queen bed, 29.5’ vs. 24.9’ of the view, kitchen counter space is a lot longer, and cabinets above the cab versus the bunk bed. Winnebago discontinued making the ASPECT/Cambria in 2019. We wished Winnebago would bring back an updated Aspect/Cambria because of the length - I’m sure current Winnebago owners would be happy. I agree the quality surpasses even todays gas class c that I’ve seen. We have the rod for the shower and it’s convenient when you need to dry clothes. The shower is a bit small but doable. You should look up the Aspect or Cambria 2015+ to get an idea. Finally, it’s so easy to drive.
Hey Goth. Just took a look at one of those and the floorplan is very similar to the View with some extra space. I could definitely see a market for that size Class C. Do you know why it was discontinued? Thanks for pointing it out to us.
@@AmpedtoGlamp No idea why Winnebago decided to discontinue this model - it was perfect for couples, right length without sacrificing any of the amenities.
Look at that #9 I was actually looking for a class c when I was at the show. I like the idea with the double option of the stove and the clothing line in the bathroom shower. My favorite of all was the separate beds. (Together but separate) lol 😆 nice video. Safe travels.
Hello. We changed from a Lance Travel Trailer to a 2019 Winnebago Navion 24V. We have fallen in love with our 1st motorhome and would not go back. We get great gas mileage also. Thank you for featuring this motorhome. Safe travels and God Bless.
It is a beautiful rig. We thought about the twin bed option for us when we first bout an Airstream for the floor space. This one is nice. I'm like you. I like the option of the stove top being duel, and the recliner doesn't make sense if it doesn't support you head. Nice.
It's interesting how many folks really like the twin bed. It makes for a versatile sleeping arrangement. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this one. Safe travels!
John and Sherri, a great tour of the Winnebago View 24V. We looked at these a couple years ago and almost bought one. My favorite is the 24G. It has a slide for the couch and another slide for the bed. I feel like there is a little more space with the 24G, and you don't have to move all kinds of pillows to make a full or queen bed. I love that it has a diesel. Our present coach gets about 6- 8 miles miles per gallon. This Sprinter must get better mileage. If the price of fuel keeps going up, we might have to consider the View. I enjoyed this video. Thank Y'all for sharing your tour of the View 24V. I look forward to the next video. --Ray
They dont make that floorplan anymore, its the one I would pick and only Dynamax isata 3 and Forest river sprinters still have it (out of every sprinter!)
Mercedes Sprinters are so well done. Still feel the prices for these class B's and small class C's /B+'s are over inflated. What smaller Class A would you recommend in this price range 🤔? Or would the build quality be so poor at this price point for a class A?
The other one of these you reviewed with the Winnebago guy and he said it had some steering control which sounded like Newmars comfort steer. Do they really have that? Is it just Winnebago or do all sprinters have it?
@@AmpedtoGlamp The winnebago guy made it sound like comfort steer, he said it didnt sway at all when big trucks passed him. Different from lane assist.adaptive cruise. These have electric pwr steering so it is possible.
Thanks for the tour guys! Been RVing since the 80s in Class C, Class A, and toy haulers. I gotta say I like these rigs. I found a used 2015 a few years ago and she has been pretty great. Cheers!
Wow! You've been at this for a bit. I love Winnebago products. Just seem so well built. Glad your 2015 is doing well! Safe travels to you!
This might have been the first time I have subscribed to a channel after watching a single video. You two are adorable and I agree with 100% of your impressions of this RV. Nicely done. I can’t wait to see more.
Thank you so much!! And, welcome to our channel! So glad you found us! 😊❤️
I think the bar in the shower is great. They should have a bracket at the top of the shower curtain/door to store it on top of the rail for showering.
You guys are awesome. I like how Sherri calls his name so often. 😆 it’s adorable, plus my son’s name was John ❤🙏
Hi Pamela 👋. Thank you! Never realized how much I said my hubby's name until we watched ourselves on RUclips 😂.
So we have a 2015 Winnebago Cambria 27k on a Ford E450 (v10) chassis. The layout is the same as the this View with the exception of the twin which ours is a queen bed, 29.5’ vs. 24.9’ of the view, kitchen counter space is a lot longer, and cabinets above the cab versus the bunk bed. Winnebago discontinued making the ASPECT/Cambria in 2019. We wished Winnebago would bring back an updated Aspect/Cambria because of the length - I’m sure current Winnebago owners would be happy. I agree the quality surpasses even todays gas class c that I’ve seen.
We have the rod for the shower and it’s convenient when you need to dry clothes. The shower is a bit small but doable.
You should look up the Aspect or Cambria 2015+ to get an idea.
Finally, it’s so easy to drive.
Hey Goth. Just took a look at one of those and the floorplan is very similar to the View with some extra space. I could definitely see a market for that size Class C. Do you know why it was discontinued? Thanks for pointing it out to us.
@@AmpedtoGlamp No idea why Winnebago decided to discontinue this model - it was perfect for couples, right length without sacrificing any of the amenities.
Look at that #9 I was actually looking for a class c when I was at the show. I like the idea with the double option of the stove and the clothing line in the bathroom shower. My favorite of all was the separate beds. (Together but separate) lol 😆 nice video. Safe travels.
🤣 John's new catch phrase 🤣! Oh yes....I remember together but separate! 😊. Thanks for watching and safe travels!
Hello. We changed from a Lance Travel Trailer to a 2019 Winnebago Navion 24V. We have fallen in love with our 1st motorhome and would not go back. We get great gas mileage also. Thank you for featuring this motorhome. Safe travels and God Bless.
Thanks for sharing! Glad you love it! Winnebago makes a great product!
We sold our Lance a couple years ago and are just now looking at getting a View. Miss the camping lifestyle.
It is a beautiful rig. We thought about the twin bed option for us when we first bout an Airstream for the floor space. This one is nice. I'm like you. I like the option of the stove top being duel, and the recliner doesn't make sense if it doesn't support you head. Nice.
It's interesting how many folks really like the twin bed. It makes for a versatile sleeping arrangement. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this one. Safe travels!
Great video, but I think. But I think John should be working the camera, She just seems a bit more knowledgeable about What's on the RV.
John and Sherri, a great tour of the Winnebago View 24V. We looked at these a couple years ago and almost bought one. My favorite is the 24G. It has a slide for the couch and another slide for the bed. I feel like there is a little more space with the 24G, and you don't have to move all kinds of pillows to make a full or queen bed. I love that it has a diesel. Our present coach gets about 6- 8 miles miles per gallon. This Sprinter must get better mileage. If the price of fuel keeps going up, we might have to consider the View. I enjoyed this video. Thank Y'all for sharing your tour of the View 24V. I look forward to the next video. --Ray
They dont make that floorplan anymore, its the one I would pick and only Dynamax isata 3 and Forest river sprinters still have it (out of every sprinter!)
@@FrankBullitt390 Good to know. Thanks for the heads up. I have heard of the Dynamax isata 3 ($$$), but I did not realize Forest River had one too.
@@3dognite My mistake, Forest river has also dropped it. It was called 2400R or 2401R. Looks like Isata 3 24RW is the last one if you want new.
@@FrankBullitt390 It's a shame. Oh well.
John, that is not the the gray tank you pointed out, that’s black water tank. The grey is in the compartment that you couldn’t open the door.
Had no idea. Thank you Larry! 😊
Nice overview. Xantrex are the solar components. I do like the Navion/View by Winnebago.
Thank you! Winnebago puts out good products!
Yes. We own a tiffin wayfarer. They are great
Good to know! We recently toured one at the Florida RV SuperShow.
You two are a hoot!
Thank you! Just being ourselves! 😊
Love the Benz chassis and diesel engine.I like the Ekko a little more though personally.
I think the two appeal to different crowds. Ekko is a bit more rugged. Both really nice though. Thanks for watching and safe travels.
Mercedes Sprinters are so well done. Still feel the prices for these class B's and small class C's /B+'s are over inflated.
What smaller Class A would you recommend in this price range 🤔? Or would the build quality be so poor at this price point for a class A?
We really like the Winnebago Vista. Comes in less than the diesel View.
Look at Entegra’s. I owned one and loved it and their service. We sold and are down sizing to a B+ like this View
Thor Vegas is the smallest A and same price after discounts. Saw a 2023 for $109,000 recently.
I really love it. That's really cool and interesting vidz my friend
Thank you! 😊.
We would have liked to have gotten a diesel with our latest one, but it was not in the budget. Lynn and Danny
They are pricey!
Xantrax is your inverter for running on battery power
Thanks!
I’m amazed that it doesn’t have sideview cameras 🤷🏻♂️
That was surprising!
A slightly older one might work, say 15 years old.
Let us know your pet peeve and favorite feature.
The other one of these you reviewed with the Winnebago guy and he said it had some steering control which sounded like Newmars comfort steer. Do they really have that? Is it just Winnebago or do all sprinters have it?
The View has adaptive cruise control and lane assist. It's on most sprinter chassis but is different from Newmar's comfort steer.
@@AmpedtoGlamp The winnebago guy made it sound like comfort steer, he said it didnt sway at all when big trucks passed him. Different from lane assist.adaptive cruise. These have electric pwr steering so it is possible.
Fully loaded now with dual pane windows which this one does not have should be going for around 168k.
Yea...I think this one is a bit overpriced.
Take a look at the Esteem from Entegra. It’s much better
Will do! I think we'll tour it at the Florida RV show.
There are side view cameras in the rear view mirrors.
Awesome! Thanks for letting us know!
That is not correct, no side view view cameras on this model.
That Mercedes only 3.0L 6 cylinder twin turbo, 188 hp , is not 3.6L
You are correct. Thanks for keeping us honest. I'll update the description.
I owned a 2021. Too small. Do NOT want diesel. It ain't what it used to be. Its Ridiculously expensive to upkeep. Its also Harder to find mechanics.
Thanks for sharing....good information for anyone considering a diesel.