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 »
2012 RV Buyer’s Guide
March 14, 2012
The new RV Buyer’s Guide is here! The new book is a must-have for any RV buyer. The guide cuts through the sales jargon and gives unbiased advice on getting your new home on the road. It also features full-color photos, floor plans and pricing on the latest models. Even if you’re not... Read more »
Tiffen Allegro 34TGA Walk-Through
Fred Pausch
March 7, 2012
Today, the Allegro line that helped launch the Tiffin brand remains a popular choice with first-time and move-up buyers. Available in four floorplans between 31 and 35 feet and built on the veteran Ford F53 leaf-spring chassis, the Allegro offers gas coach enthusiasts Tiffin’s craftsmanship and features... Read more »
2012 Winnebago Journey 36M Road Test
Chuck and Teresa Campbell
February 20, 2012
A popular song whimsically suggests that “life is a journey, and not a destination,” which may have a passing correlation to Winnebago’s wish that your travels include one of its new Journey motorhomes. With a record of building some of the best, most durable coaches in the business, the name... Read more »
2012 Monaco Diplomat 43DFT Walk Through
Fred Pausch
February 20, 2012
The mating of Navistar’s more than 100 years of heavy transportation experience with Monaco’s 40-plus years of luxury RV design has resulted in an exciting lineup of innovative motorhomes. At first glance, you might not recognize the elegant new Diplomat because of its significant facelift inside... Read more »
Winnebago Sightseer 30A
Chris Hemer
February 18, 2012
Finding a motorhome that fits your family’s needs and budget has always been one of the most daunting tasks of the buying experience. You want plenty of room, but not at the expense of maneuverability. You want luxurious features, but not if they’re going to require you to put a second mortgage on... Read more »
Hands On: ZipVac Portable Vacuum Sealing
Bob Livingston
February 16, 2012
Years ago we purchased a vacuum sealer to keep food fresh and prevent freezer burn. The system uses plastic bags that are sealed after the food is loaded. Then the air is sucked out of the bag. While the system works great, it’s pretty bulky for use in a motorhome. Using the same concept, but employing... Read more »
Leisure Travel Vans Unity U24IB
Chris Hemer
February 16, 2012
“The new normal.” It’s a term many of us have grown accustomed to over the last couple of years, as economists and politicians have attempted to gently remind us that the current conditions will not change anytime soon. That, in fact, our new way of life may become permanent. The same can be said... Read more »
Dish Tailgater Makes Satellite TV Portable
Bill and Jenn Gehr
February 16, 2012
In this day and age, we are bombarded with myriad impressive technological advances that make our lives more comfortable on the road. Entertainment is high on most of our lists, with a strong desire to have a decent channel lineup available to watch the TV of our choice, regardless of where we are. Satellite... Read more »
Winnebago View 24M
Chuck and Teresa Campbell
February 15, 2012
Winnebago Industries has the diesel-powered, Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis pretty well figured out when it comes to developing successful motorhome floorplans for its compact frame. And just when you thought there was little else it could do in the way of new layouts for this lightweight, fuel-efficient... Read more »
