The RV Book: Tips and Tricks for the RV Lifestyle
May 14, 2012
Any seasoned or greenhorn RVer knows how much there is to learn about traveling by motorhome or travel trailer, and figuring it all out yourself just isn’t ideal. So instead of learning your lessons the hard way on the highway, kick back and learn it the easy way with the aptly named The RV Book... Read more »
Jayco Seneca 36FK: A New Breed of Class C
Fred Pausch
May 2, 2012
During a very successful six-year run of the popular Seneca, chassis builder General Motors ceased production of its Topkick/Kodiak medium-duty chassis, forcing Jayco to find a suitable replacement. With past and present owner input in mind, the Seneca went on a complete redesign hiatus for much of 2011,... Read more »
Fridge Guard: Keep Your Food in Place
Ken Livingston
April 30, 2012
We’ve all been there: You arrive at your campsite, set up the motorhome, open the refrigerator for a cool drink and splat! There goes the contents. Food and drinks placed inside a motorhome’s refrigerator are subject to rigorous and continual movement, so it’s not unusual to see shifting, which... Read more »
Winnebago Sprinters: Head-To-Head Comparison
Chris Hemer
April 18, 2012
We didn’t know it at the time, but the new millennium would bring with it the biggest change the motorhome industry had seen in decades. As we rolled along contentedly in our Dodge, Ford or Chevy-based Class B’s and C’s, a new platform was preparing to make its debut on our shores. It was small,... Read more »
Itasca Reyo 25R Sprinter
Chris Hemer
April 18, 2012
The Itasca Reyo represents a remarkable achievement for Winnebago Industries, offering a very well-executed Class A silhouette and craftsmanship that you would expect from a small coach that costs more than $120,000 in its base form. Available in three floorplans, the 25Q, the 25T and the 25R — which... Read more »
Winnebago ERA 70X Sprinter
Chris Hemer
April 18, 2012
The appeal of a Class B motorhome has always been that, unlike larger motorhomes, it can serve as the family runabout in between family vacations. Just imagine being able to take the kids to a soccer game, for example, and have both a full kitchen for snacks and a clean bathroom for them to use whenever... Read more »
Winnebago View 24M Sprinter
Chris Hemer
April 18, 2012
The humble Class C has always been one of the best choices for family use, and the new Winnebago View 24M is no different. With an overhead bunk, Comfort Sofa/Sleeper and BenchMark dinette that converts to a bed, it can sleep up to six and has a total of five belted seats. Class C’s also tend to be... Read more »
Please… Don’t Tailgate the Real Estate
April 14, 2012
Here is a great collection of stories from noted author, and columnist for MotorHome Magazine, William “Andy” Anderson. Come along as Andy and his wife Dortha recall their madcap adventures out on the road in their rig “Rocinante.” Andy’s wit never fails to deliver big... Read more »
Thor Serrano 34M: One Entertaining RV
Chris Hemer
April 13, 2012
Looking back, the motorhomes of yesteryear were really meant to be all things to all people, rather than a perfect solution for a specific requirement. With features that often pitted price against panache and sensibility against style, they were adequate for most buyers, but likely perfect for none.... Read more »
Banks Powerpack Diesel Tuner Test
Ken Freund
March 28, 2012
Many people buy motorhomes and then after driving them for a while, decide they’d like more power for accelerating onto highways, passing and climbing long grades. This is particularly true of entry-level and mid-priced diesel coaches, which often have sufficient power to get down the road, but add... Read more »
