This is a 2 year progress report on my 2020 Tofino. It has been a real pleasure (joke intended) owning this machine. The vehicle has been totally reliable and a joy to travel in. I have had only one minor problem and it involved the sliding door screen zipper. Pleasureway and Giant RV of Colton, CA fixed it ASAP. No other issues. We average 16 to 18 miles per gallon and totally love this van. However! Our grandson recently moved to the east coast and the upper bunk is no longer needed. My wife and I have enjoyed this quality build so much that we now have our sights on an upgrade. I just got off the phone with Giant RV and have discussed trading up. Of course it will be a PW but during the wait we still have our factory smelling (we don't smoke) fun toy. We highly recommend the Tofino.
I ordered a Tofino exactly like the one in the video six months ago. It was delivered this past Saturday (11-30-19). The wait was worth it. An absolutely beautiful machine. My wife and grandson, who lives with me, love it. Marshall Maresh, sales rep. brought a prototype for us to check out and we loved it. The 2020 we got is perfect. I have no problem with the front seat and my wife at 5'2" can stand upright in front of the sink even with the top down. During the delivery familiarization presentation my grandson fell asleep up stairs. I had the cockpit windows tinted and added a Viper alarm system. The Ram Van is an excellent choice for the chasis. It handles better than my Honda Pilot. I can't believe the turning radius. This video pretty much says it all. Thank you PleasureWay!
We bought the first 2019 Tofino and have lots of weekend adventures this year. So nice to head out after work to go camping or visiting friends/family. Looking forward to longer trips this summer. My only complaint are the back seats. I was hoping they would have added head rests. Very glad that Pleasure Way have continued this model.
@@geostr7785 don't know where you live but in south texas it's impossible to stay in a van without ac for about 6 months out of the year. It's the combination of heat and humidity that make AC necessary. That's why tent camping is impossible most of the year here. A van would be even hotter. Just not possible.
PW produces fantastic products. I watched a review of the Tofino and the new owner said they had a leak in the pop top. They were told that the pop top fabric is not waterproof but water resistant. The owner suggested if it rains to put the top down. Also, they suggested to spray it with a water proofing spray. If that's so, then this is really a vehicle for just one or two people. Where do you put the 3rd or 4th person(s) sleeping in the bunk if it's raining? PW, offer an option w/o the upper bunk, which would also give more head room. It makes more sense in that configuration. This van is a very cool design. Also, the updates to the cupboards, multiplex panel, and heating system on the 2021 are nice. You should also make the remote light control an app for your phone. 03/12/21 - I watched a review of the 2021.5 Tofino on Advance Camp RV and the updates are great. I see you also flattened the running board and made the tread traction more aggressive, and the boards are cut shorter so you could raise the grey water drain and propane connection up so they are both protected by the running board, and have greater ground clearance, great mod. Now, hit a grand slam with the Tofino and offer it with no upper bunk, or an upper bunk that lifts with the pop top, so there is maximum head room from the back of the couch forward when the top is up. This would also allow you to access the windows in the pop top more easily. One last suggestion - offer the Tofino with no stove. Where the stove volume is under the counter, put in a silverware/junk drawer. Why?, if I'm cooking anything that will splatter it will get on the driver side seat (not a big deal, you can slide the seat forward or throw a towel over it). However, with no stove, I can buy a portable, counter top, induction stove, use it anywhere on the counter (to avoid splattering issues) and now I have a silverware/junk drawer. Also, if/when the induction stove fails, I can easily replace it w/o having to go to the RV dealer.
Love our 2019 Tofino. Over 7,000 miles of adventure and the functionality is awesome. The solar, batteries, inverter combo is perfect. The amount of storage is unbelievable, much more usable compared to many larger vans. The Rolef screens are fantastic. The induction cooktop is so quick and doesn't heat up the entire van like propane.
It's very nice if we also have campervan like this... We are beginer campervan from Indonesia... We want to explore indonesia and share to all people... Thank 's for your video... It' s very cool.... GBY
To high of a price point for what it is. Most weekend campers dont need all the frills. If you offered the basic design a pop top camper that you can drive everyday you would sell a lot of them. Thats what all the large RV builders dont get. Thats why so many people are building there own do it yourself units. Keep the pop up roof the bed in the back and the counter space. Get the price point to 50 to 55 K you will will have a winner.
Honestly this looks like the ultimate road tripper. Small enough to just use it as a car/van and hit up a hotel if that's your thing, but versatile enough to sleep in it in a pinch or if you find a cool campground. I wouldn't exclusively use it as a camper but it would be nice to know I have options.
Yes!! That is the only thing holding me back from ordering. Seems a basic safety feature that was over looked. Especially if you are parents with kids.
I am coming very close to purchasing this rig. A few questions though; 1. Am I able to add an aftermarket awning? 2. If I were to put a Thule rooftop cargo box on the optional roof rack, is it completely necessary to remove it before I deploy the pop top, even if the contents of the cargo box was less than 50 kilos? Thanks much
i like this model even though unlike my roadtrek it lacks A/C and a bathroom which I think are not that important anyway - also no generator which i think is also more of a pain than it's worth
jMon I have tons of solar, batteries, a huge inverter, a rooftop air conditioner (yes it runs off of the inverter), and a full shower and composting toilet. And I can stand up in my van. All things that were #MustHaves for me.
Great video it's a great RV but if you questions What about air conditioning, do you leave the rv run all night? Or can you run the air without the motor on, and would that affect the engine battery? There's no Maxx air fan If the air can be turned on all night and no fan it'll be A sauna inside you'll melt You really should offer it without a pop top, it only holds 200 lb and if you're a single person you won't even use it Downside you have to supply your own porta potty or find a toilet
The air on my 21foot Promaster is surprisingly strong and cold. I have a roof air conditioner as well but I live in Florida. You could run the engine all night for the dashboard air (!) but they build them in Canada where the entire country is air conditioned. I wore a sweater in July in Quebec. .
Does theTofino have a DC to DC charger running off the vehicle engine alternator to charge the lithium batteries while you're traveling? Also, you didn't mention if it has a water heater, as the sink is cold water only? You have a fascinating RV here. Thanks for a great video.
Beautiful product and a very solid presentation. Pleasure-Way and its CEO has my respect for the quality of what his company builds as well as the very complete and straightforward manner of their presentations. The Murphy bed design first caught my attention with regards to your company, but this is an easier design to imagine using on a daily basis. Very nice. Only a few things struck me during video, vs. changes and questions. 1) The optional solar looks like a larger panel type would fit, why only 200 watts? Thoughts on more capacity in the future or why this amount is adequate. 2) The caveat about the valves freezing (thanks for the honest warning) left me wondering if you've considered some kind of electrical heaters so one could prepare the valves before attempted use. 3) The rear storage area's laminate edges look like one of the first places that would show wear and tear to me. Do you see many of your customers modifying such areas with rubberized edges or protective films to armor against scratches and such? Is that something you've looked into? 4) Sort of open ended question about what do typical owners, with reasonable cargo and passengers loaded, manage to use the towing hookup for? Storage boxes, bicycle racks, small campers? You mentioned the overall capacity for an unladen van, but more practically what is a common actual use for the towing capacity provided. (I don't really expect an answer here, it is sort of too big a question for this format. But it did cross my mind) Thanks.
Cargo capacity is best in class but towing capacity is limited. And yes the laminate in the rear is very vulnerable. I have a chip out of the top of the vertical panel behind the sofa which for some reason sticks up about three inches above the horizontal panel. I've cut padded floor mats to size to cover the tops of those two compartments and the rear floor for protection and to keep stuff from sliding around.
@@dougmanck4149 If you don't load the van with max capacity, 2000 lbs, you can tow more. I will be towing a car and trailer to shows that weigh 4,000 lbs, but van will only have 1,000 lbs extra inside.
Not with this puppy. The tow capacity is 2900 for the Tofino. That decreases as soon as you add additional cargo, passengers to the Tofino itself and any weight that is added to the empty dry weight of a trailer or whatever one might be wanting to tow with the Tofino.
@@geostr7785 No its not. Its a Class III hitch receiver. The class receiver hitch rating has nothing to do with whether the vehicle itself can tow the weight = to the rating of the hitch.
This is super nice but you lost me at 16 mpg on the freeway. Our home converted 2003 Sprinter (mid length [20'], high top, single axle, five cylinder turbo diesel) routinely gets 22 mpg no matter what the terrain. But this is still really nice. Good job, especially the stealth aspect! No way we can hide that we're camping. :)
I love this van but the only thing I would recommend is the back bench seat should have 3 point seatbelts as a lot of people looking at this van have kids (me!)
I am very interested in this for my family. But have read in the comments that there are not 3 point seat belts. How can I travel with my young children (they are in booster seats) safely?
Swap the cook and sink, the cook top is too close to drivers seat. Add flor to celing cabinets towards the back by the back seat, otherwise a perfect camper. Great job.
Great new product. PW build quality at an affordable price point. I would add a portable toilet. My one issue is the lack of a hot water system. The ability to shower outside the back doors would make this van work for me.
Thanks Ted. Not having a hot water system is one of the nice amenities I'd rather have then not. I had overlooked that. There are of course work-arounds that most of which are not very convenient. Hmmm... will have to rethink about this one..
Check out the camplux tankless heater. Just connect it to water and propane at the rear. You can add an inexpensive shower/changing tent which could also hold th porta potti
It really is a great question! If you go with the Tofino: gas stations, campgrounds, rest areas etc... To keep the Tofino compact and agile, we could not fit a bathroom in it like our other models.
Still too big for my HOA and I do not feel like paying extra for storage. Also missing a few features for equator living... PW went 4 season except in Florida all 4 seasons are hot.
I like it but would like to see which I don't think this has is: 2 USB Ports upstairs (one on each side would be good), propane hot water @sink, propane hot water exterior shower, roof ceiling fan, non-raised floor if possible and Apple car play.
Question- I've hooked up to city water, and also filled the tank and turned on the water pump, but am getting zero pressure or water to my spray hose in the back. Is there an additional value or anything else I need to do to get this to spray? I can't find anything in the manual or online. Thanks
A little more storage or storage cabinets would be great or under the bed storage you have storage in the back but when the beds made that's cut in less than 1/2 and that's where the porta potty is going to go for people that need or want that just in case It's laid out great I just wish there was another option for heating instead of using propane like a gasoline heater that they have out now which can use either gas or diesel and heat your vehicle because her some places you can go like in a tunnel with propane I would like to see and induction cooktop
Nice, but as I was raised in Canada, I’m not big on American figures. MPG? 2200lbs? I know your customer base tends to the geriatric but, I’m 51 and have never dealt wit standard or at least both. What’s the fuel economy in litres per 100?
Nice work, I have a promaster city with only 9,000 miles and already a lot of repairs due to low quality manufacture and materials ! I hope that van is build to last.
Actually in my window shopping I've found the Tofino to be one of the least expensive camper vans out there. If your a weekender, you don't need a lot of the accessories (like solar), not including them keeps the price down.
There's not a lot of options for this. Besides color options, there's Solar, screen doors, and roof rack. This is one of the cheapest, if not the cheapest, in this category that I've seen.
No it will not fit into a standard seven foot garage door opening, We don't believe there is a van chassis other than a something like a Mercedes Metris that would fit.
Has anyone ever seen the follow up videos of Devon and Roberta on their Tofino adventures? This would have been fun to watch. If anyone has info on this couple using the Tofino, would love to see. Thank you
I don't even have a driver's license, but I want one of these! Dean always does a great job clearly explaining all model features.
Me either. Good excuse to get my D.L.
😂
Only need a license if you get caught
This is a 2 year progress report on my 2020 Tofino. It has been a real pleasure (joke intended) owning this machine. The vehicle has been totally reliable and a joy to travel in. I have had only one minor problem and it involved the sliding door screen zipper. Pleasureway and Giant RV of Colton, CA fixed it ASAP. No other issues. We average 16 to 18 miles per gallon and totally love this van. However! Our grandson recently moved to the east coast and the upper bunk is no longer needed. My wife and I have enjoyed this quality build so much that we now have our sights on an upgrade. I just got off the phone with Giant RV and have discussed trading up. Of course it will be a PW but during the wait we still have our factory smelling (we don't smoke) fun toy. We highly recommend the Tofino.
I ordered a Tofino exactly like the one in the video six months ago. It was delivered this past Saturday (11-30-19). The wait was worth it. An absolutely beautiful machine. My wife and grandson, who lives with me, love it. Marshall Maresh, sales rep. brought a prototype for us to check out and we loved it. The 2020 we got is perfect. I have no problem with the front seat and my wife at 5'2" can stand upright in front of the sink even with the top down. During the delivery familiarization presentation my grandson fell asleep up stairs. I had the cockpit windows tinted and added a Viper alarm system. The Ram Van is an excellent choice for the chasis. It handles better than my Honda Pilot. I can't believe the turning radius. This video pretty much says it all. Thank you PleasureWay!
You are welcome !
Can you say approximately how much cost? Also what features of the viper alarm do you like?
Very very beautiful build. Love the black on white give it an exquisite look. Great job!
We bought the first 2019 Tofino and have lots of weekend adventures this year. So nice to head out after work to go camping or visiting friends/family. Looking forward to longer trips this summer. My only complaint are the back seats. I was hoping they would have added head rests. Very glad that Pleasure Way have continued this model.
How do you handle AC?
Why is evryone so concerned about AC. Life existed on this planet for millions of years. How did we get here with no AC ???? OMG !!!
@@geostr7785 don't know where you live but in south texas it's impossible to stay in a van without ac for about 6 months out of the year. It's the combination of heat and humidity that make AC necessary. That's why tent camping is impossible most of the year here. A van would be even hotter. Just not possible.
@@elizabethnelson92 Zero Breeze may work for you.
The Van is very good 👍. I love 💗 it. May I ask how much it would cost to purchase one of it? Thanks 🙏.
PW produces fantastic products. I watched a review of the Tofino and the new owner said they had a leak in the pop top. They were told that the pop top fabric is not waterproof but water resistant. The owner suggested if it rains to put the top down. Also, they suggested to spray it with a water proofing spray. If that's so, then this is really a vehicle for just one or two people. Where do you put the 3rd or 4th person(s) sleeping in the bunk if it's raining? PW, offer an option w/o the upper bunk, which would also give more head room. It makes more sense in that configuration. This van is a very cool design. Also, the updates to the cupboards, multiplex panel, and heating system on the 2021 are nice. You should also make the remote light control an app for your phone.
03/12/21 - I watched a review of the 2021.5 Tofino on Advance Camp RV and the updates are great. I see you also flattened the running board and made the tread traction more aggressive, and the boards are cut shorter so you could raise the grey water drain and propane connection up so they are both protected by the running board, and have greater ground clearance, great mod. Now, hit a grand slam with the Tofino and offer it with no upper bunk, or an upper bunk that lifts with the pop top, so there is maximum head room from the back of the couch forward when the top is up. This would also allow you to access the windows in the pop top more easily. One last suggestion - offer the Tofino with no stove. Where the stove volume is under the counter, put in a silverware/junk drawer. Why?, if I'm cooking anything that will splatter it will get on the driver side seat (not a big deal, you can slide the seat forward or throw a towel over it). However, with no stove, I can buy a portable, counter top, induction stove, use it anywhere on the counter (to avoid splattering issues) and now I have a silverware/junk drawer. Also, if/when the induction stove fails, I can easily replace it w/o having to go to the RV dealer.
Love our 2019 Tofino. Over 7,000 miles of adventure and the functionality is awesome. The solar, batteries, inverter combo is perfect. The amount of storage is unbelievable, much more usable compared to many larger vans. The Rolef screens are fantastic. The induction cooktop is so quick and doesn't heat up the entire van like propane.
Were you able to install a portable AC?
I just bought 2020 Tofino from dealer in Ontario Canada ..pick it up in 2 weeks..Former VW vanagon owner..it’s exactly what I was waiting for!
Same here, but we've owned 7 VW vans from 1969-2002. ProMaster better for size.
@@geostr7785 what about durability?
This comment is 6 months old; how has it been??
Thanks for making your commercial commercial free! Watched it all. Love the can maybe someday.
Have a 2019 Tofino and it's great. There are/were no options for new vans at a reasonable price (
Arthur S. Great comments. Where did you get the shoulder restraints? Would be great if you could post some vids.
For those of you that own this van, how do you get by without a rooftop A/C in really hot summer, especially with pets onboard? Thanks.
Really like this Tofino. Trying to decide whether no toilet is a good thing.
A portable potty would be nice to add as an option. Especially now...when it's not too safe to use public bathrooms.
I agree this would nice with a portable bathroom like the Storyteller
You can buy a porta potty from many manufacturers, even on Amazon.
Bathroom is a must!
Five gallon bucket and "double doody" bags...
It's very nice if we also have campervan like this... We are beginer campervan from Indonesia... We want to explore indonesia and share to all people... Thank 's for your video... It' s very cool.... GBY
Finally, some decent countertops for food preparation.
You mention that it is 4 season capable but no mention of insulation, are the walls well insulated and what type of insulation do you use??
To high of a price point for what it is. Most weekend campers dont need all the frills. If you offered the basic design a pop top camper that you can drive everyday you would sell a lot of them. Thats what all the large RV builders dont get. Thats why so many people are building there own do it yourself units. Keep the pop up roof the bed in the back and the counter space. Get the price point to 50 to 55 K you will will have a winner.
There’s always that niche market of upper tier income and that’s the only people they need interest from.
How much ?
Honestly this looks like the ultimate road tripper. Small enough to just use it as a car/van and hit up a hotel if that's your thing, but versatile enough to sleep in it in a pinch or if you find a cool campground. I wouldn't exclusively use it as a camper but it would be nice to know I have options.
When will the videos of the trip in the Tofino come out?
I saw this as a brief add and I’m glad I watched it I want one
What about head rests for the passenger seats, and 3 point seat belt harnesses?
Yes!! That is the only thing holding me back from ordering. Seems a basic safety feature that was over looked. Especially if you are parents with kids.
I need a van with toilet.
And a shower.
Open the door and piss away lol
put portable
toilet :)
Thank You I hope you made one that won’t leak. That seems the problem that never goes away on The Pop Ups
I am coming very close to purchasing this rig.
A few questions though;
1. Am I able to add an aftermarket awning?
2. If I were to put a Thule rooftop cargo box on the optional roof rack, is it completely necessary to remove it before I deploy the pop top, even if the contents of the cargo box was less than 50 kilos?
Thanks much
Induction cooktop is the way to go...😘
i like this model even though unlike my roadtrek it lacks A/C and a bathroom which I think are not that important anyway - also no generator which i think is also more of a pain than it's worth
jMon I have tons of solar, batteries, a huge inverter, a rooftop air conditioner (yes it runs off of the inverter), and a full shower and composting toilet. And I can stand up in my van. All things that were #MustHaves for me.
See above.
Great video it's a great RV but if you questions
What about air conditioning, do you leave the rv run all night?
Or can you run the air without the motor on, and would that affect the engine battery?
There's no Maxx air fan
If the air can be turned on all night and no fan it'll be
A sauna inside you'll melt
You really should offer it without a pop top, it only holds 200 lb and if you're a single person you won't even use it
Downside you have to supply your own porta potty or find a toilet
It's a minimalist van not an apartment on wheels.
The air on my 21foot Promaster is surprisingly strong and cold. I have a roof air conditioner as well but I live in Florida. You could run the engine all night for the dashboard air (!) but they build them in Canada where the entire country is air conditioned. I wore a sweater in July in Quebec. .
Man I really like this! Would like to buy in the new year!!
Your invited to my carne asada homie! Great job! 👍🏼para toda la Raza we need this!!
Impressive! I love it! 👍
Love it. The pro master chassis keeps the maintenance costs low
Wait... a dodge with low maintenance cost 😂😂😂
If you add a tent like shower with water bag and a tent like with Japanese style toilet 🚽 that would be cool too...I’ll definitely buy one of these
Beautiful van....but surprise it does not have a toilet did he mention an a outdoor shower?
Does theTofino have a DC to DC charger running off the vehicle engine alternator to charge the lithium batteries while you're traveling? Also, you didn't mention if it has a water heater, as the sink is cold water only? You have a fascinating RV here. Thanks for a great video.
Beautiful product and a very solid presentation.
Pleasure-Way and its CEO has my respect for the quality of what his company builds as well as the very complete and straightforward manner of their presentations.
The Murphy bed design first caught my attention with regards to your company, but this is an easier design to imagine using on a daily basis. Very nice.
Only a few things struck me during video, vs. changes and questions.
1) The optional solar looks like a larger panel type would fit, why only 200 watts? Thoughts on more capacity in the future or why this amount is adequate.
2) The caveat about the valves freezing (thanks for the honest warning) left me wondering if you've considered some kind of electrical heaters so one could prepare the valves before attempted use.
3) The rear storage area's laminate edges look like one of the first places that would show wear and tear to me. Do you see many of your customers modifying such areas with rubberized edges or protective films to armor against scratches and such? Is that something you've looked into?
4) Sort of open ended question about what do typical owners, with reasonable cargo and passengers loaded, manage to use the towing hookup for? Storage boxes, bicycle racks, small campers? You mentioned the overall capacity for an unladen van, but more practically what is a common actual use for the towing capacity provided. (I don't really expect an answer here, it is sort of too big a question for this format. But it did cross my mind)
Thanks.
Cargo capacity is best in class but towing capacity is limited. And yes the laminate in the rear is very vulnerable. I have a chip out of the top of the vertical panel behind the sofa which for some reason sticks up about three inches above the horizontal panel. I've cut padded floor mats to size to cover the tops of those two compartments and the rear floor for protection and to keep stuff from sliding around.
@@dougmanck4149 If you don't load the van with max capacity, 2000 lbs, you can tow more. I will be towing a car and trailer to shows that weigh 4,000 lbs, but van will only have 1,000 lbs extra inside.
I also belief the PL specs are very conservative industry specs. The Promaster hitch is a class IV which is rated to 10,000 lbs.
Not with this puppy. The tow capacity is 2900 for the Tofino. That decreases as soon as you add additional cargo, passengers to the Tofino itself and any weight that is added to the empty dry weight of a trailer or whatever one might be wanting to tow with the Tofino.
@@geostr7785 No its not. Its a Class III hitch receiver. The class receiver hitch rating has nothing to do with whether the vehicle itself can tow the weight = to the rating of the hitch.
You should include the cassette toilet for your customers, it would make a nice gesture. Just my opinion.
You can buy them cheap on Amazon.
I really want one of these!
I love it! :D
Rear Screen is a great idea.
This is super nice but you lost me at 16 mpg on the freeway. Our home converted 2003 Sprinter (mid length [20'], high top, single axle, five cylinder turbo diesel) routinely gets 22 mpg no matter what the terrain. But this is still really nice. Good job, especially the stealth aspect! No way we can hide that we're camping. :)
I love this van but the only thing I would recommend is the back bench seat should have 3 point seatbelts as a lot of people looking at this van have kids (me!)
I love this; just wish the pop top could handle more than 200lbs, 300lbs would be awesome.
Gotta have a loo!
A bathroom would have made this great is there Ac ? Is there a generator?
See above reply
I am very interested in this for my family. But have read in the comments that there are not 3 point seat belts. How can I travel with my young children (they are in booster seats) safely?
I Agree
That’s funny. Was looking for the perfect van to take camping in Tofino
Are the passenger seatbelts safe and legar for the passengers like kids and is there a headrest for the passenger seats ?
Very nice but no TV :) . Did I miss it.
Hi Maher, you didn't miss it - no TV in the Tofino.
Swap the cook and sink, the cook top is too close to drivers seat. Add flor to celing cabinets towards the back by the back seat, otherwise a perfect camper. Great job.
Great new product. PW build quality at an affordable price point. I would add a portable toilet. My one issue is the lack of a hot water system. The ability to shower outside the back doors would make this van work for me.
Thanks Ted. Not having a hot water system is one of the nice amenities I'd rather have then not. I had overlooked that. There are of course work-arounds that most of which are not very convenient. Hmmm... will have to rethink about this one..
can't you boil water? it does have outside water for shower in the rear.
Check out the camplux tankless heater. Just connect it to water and propane at the rear. You can add an inexpensive shower/changing tent which could also hold th porta potti
Any idea if HOA’s that don’t allow motor homes or campers to be parked in drive way would allow something like this?
Hi David, it really depends on the HOA, the Tofino is a lot more stealthy looking but we can't say what each different HOA would think.
i love it!!
I love it I love it! Just one question before I write you the check, where do I poop?
It really is a great question! If you go with the Tofino: gas stations, campgrounds, rest areas etc... To keep the Tofino compact and agile, we could not fit a bathroom in it like our other models.
Still too big for my HOA and I do not feel like paying extra for storage. Also missing a few features for equator living... PW went 4 season except in Florida all 4 seasons are hot.
Wish this was on the Promaster 118" wheelbase chassis, then it would be equivalent to a VW California (also 3m wheelbase)
I like it but would like to see which I don't think this has is: 2 USB Ports upstairs (one on each side would be good), propane hot water @sink, propane hot water exterior shower, roof ceiling fan, non-raised floor if possible and Apple car play.
Does your company’s Type B RV have sales outlets in Vancouver?
Hi Rebecca, use our dealer locator tool to find the sales outlet closet to you: pleasureway.com/shopping-tools/locate-a-dealer/
Can you open the pop top halfway just to give the lower space more head room but still not so visible from outside that it's open?
Unfortunately, no. The pop-top functions with two gas struts so they automatically open all the way up once you begin pushing up on the roof.
Greatlittlecampervan👍👍
Seems great for two adults and a 🐕. Our a single parent and a 🐕. Question is price? Guessing around 80 grand.
Either way I want one.
Holding off for full electric !
Is there an under the hood generator to charge the batteries
No, not like the Hymer. That is exactly why I just ordered a Tofino. Simpler, less to go wrong. Two solar panels handle the volts.
Hello ! No there is no specific under hood generator / second alternator. The coach batteries will still charge off of the engine alternator though.
Where do u store all your trunk items when it’s time to make the bed? Leave it outside for the animals I guess.
Looks great
R they only new or are there older poptops by PWay?
Are there no neck braces for the back passengers? Please tell me there's an option for that.
Question- I've hooked up to city water, and also filled the tank and turned on the water pump, but am getting zero pressure or water to my spray hose in the back. Is there an additional value or anything else I need to do to get this to spray? I can't find anything in the manual or online. Thanks
A little more storage or storage cabinets would be great or under the bed storage you have storage in the back but when the beds made that's cut in less than 1/2 and that's where the porta potty is going to go for people that need or want that just in case
It's laid out great I just wish there was another option for heating instead of using propane like a gasoline heater that they have out now which can use either gas or diesel and heat your vehicle because her some places you can go like in a tunnel with propane I would like to see and induction cooktop
Love it, but don’t even want to know what the price is🙄
Is there a diesel engine option?
The reason we bought this is because IT IS NOT A DIESEL !!!!!!!!
Does the Tofino have an alternator to charge the house batteries while driving?
Yes is does. The house batteries have 3 methods for charging. The engine alternator, shower power, and the solar panels. Thanks!
Nice, but as I was raised in Canada, I’m not big on American figures. MPG? 2200lbs? I know your customer base tends to the geriatric but, I’m 51 and have never dealt wit standard or at least both. What’s the fuel economy in litres per 100?
I’m wondering how much it is?
Nice work, I have a promaster city with only 9,000 miles and already a lot of repairs due to low quality manufacture and materials !
I hope that van is build to last.
Fuck. There goes any desire for me to get this. So thank you really.
@@landrewmackinnon4888 And I'm sure you can find 1000's or more, that will report no problems.
Is there an all wheel drive model?
How does one get up into the pop-top? Is there a way to attach the ladder in the back? Thanks and Cheers!
Jon
That's the idea I believe. Other vids show the ladder used that way.
What is the weight limit on the upper bunk?
I heard 300# on a Guaranty RV presentation for this RV, and that was qualified to the front edge of the bunk.
if you could just put a Maxx air fan on the roof!
Don't need one. Unless you like mopping up leaks and having warm air escape.
Why is there a lot of optional stuff? Just include it with the whole van since they are so damn expensive.
Actually in my window shopping I've found the Tofino to be one of the least expensive camper vans out there.
If your a weekender, you don't need a lot of the accessories (like solar), not including them keeps the price down.
There's not a lot of options for this. Besides color options, there's Solar, screen doors, and roof rack. This is one of the cheapest, if not the cheapest, in this category that I've seen.
Wow! Fantastic.
Air conditioning?
Does it fit into a normal garage ?
No, it does not. Only reason why I don't already own one!
No it will not fit into a standard seven foot garage door opening, We don't believe there is a van chassis other than a something like a Mercedes Metris that would fit.
Is that solar controller set for an AGM battery? 10:33
Absolutely NOT.... Lithium-Ion only
Take my money now!!!!
Has anyone ever seen the follow up videos of Devon and Roberta on their Tofino adventures? This would have been fun to watch. If anyone has info on this couple using the Tofino, would love to see. Thank you
Is the Fly @ 613 Included?
Pretty cool
Shower solution, plastic barrel/drum, fill with water add bubbles, enter inside seal, roll down the hill….tumble n dry
Where are the shoulder belts in the backseats?
There are none. It lacks 3 point seat belts. Definitely a downside and compromise insofar as safety goes for the passengers sitting on the sofa.
Why do you never see how to hoist yourself up in the pop top?
induction stove? why?
@CEO Dean...great design and some terrific ideas at that price point. Too bad you blew it by making the decision to put it on a Dodge Ram platform.
Its all fun n games till the bug comes out 6:11 left side
Where do I hide the cassette toilet?
We just bought one. In the back travelling. In the front at night. Recomend - Dometic 5 gal. Used on our boat for years.
Where is the bathroom???
And where is the bathroom??
In the BIGGER vans....
How wide is the bed? I'm 5'7", can I sleep in East-West position so I dont have to set up the extra cushion?
49 inches wide by 72 inches long
This guy is a pro salesman
What happens if ur in the roof area and it closes
no toilet, no shower no thanks
no toilet, no shower, no problem
No problem no problem at all
No thanks, No problem
You need to go to a bigger camper van