Hi Matt and Andrea! My dislikes are: 1 The couch is in the way when pulled out as a bed for the bathroom. 2 The bed is loud going up and coming down. 3. Don’t like the bathroom My likes are: 1. The awning and the outdoor kitchen 2 Love the kitchen 3. Love the pantry Thank you Matt and Andrea for showing this Mirada
Motorhome Specialist in Alvarado, TX has the 2022 model year listed at $154,999 which is 26% off MSRP……we’re starting to see discounts similar to pre-COVID on some RV.
Between fuel prices and rates skyrocketing I feel we are about to see precovid and all time price drops the market is about to be flooded by used and repoed motorhomes/ RVs
@@bashamstaysbusy4193 You are 100% correct👍We are currently in a downward spiral due to the purposeful destruction of our domestic energy independence in order to force us into “Not Ready For Primetime” electric vehicles and it is already having a devastating affect on the poor and middle class!
Yes ma’am, we say it 😂 When we drive down the road and see a motor home we’ll say look at these tires Andrea, I love these tires. We also say potable water…potable. 😂😂 I told my husband we should make a video for you two in a motor home in the neighborhood
"yes ma'am" - You let us all see how showing respect for your partner's ideas makes everything get better!!! Thanks for being strong enough to share! BTW - Andrea was kinda quiet and used to being in the background of life when ya'll started doing these (I was one of the first 1500 subscribers) - but Andrea has blossomed, and become happier and more colorful and shares her laughter and giggles and smarts with the world now - and that is Matt's "yes ma'ams" (among other things). So wonderful to watch yall together!!!!
That rig runs rings around the 700k American Coach you featured the other day. Aside from the couch/bed blocking the walkway, the Mirada is a dream! Oh, one other thing. The door over the kitchen should open to the side because taller people wouldn't fit under it. Mirada does seem to have a bit of a head-bumping issue 😉
I actually like the bathroom door. It does not block the walkway when it opens, so less chance of accidentally hitting someone with it. I like the trifold sofa but it’s too easy to hit the fireplace and it blocks the walkway. I agree with everyone that the overhead bed is too loud, too low on the weight capacity and the mattress is way too thin. The outside kitchen needs a single burner cooktop. Otherwise, I love the floor plan and layout of this motor home. I love the fireplace/TV directly across from the sofa. Great outside storage. Very bright inside. Love this one.
The key piece of engineering on that door is that you can get into the bathroom with the slide in. If it were a full width door, it could only provide a narrow opening due to the angle AND would block access to the bedroom when opened. I feel that a regular swing door would be hated more.
This is fantastic. Absolutely my ideal rv. If only we could get an L-sofa with one reclining seat in it. I’d take that over any tri fold sleeper any day
Love this unit, and the fact that the sale price is in the mid to upper 100's gives me hope for the industry. I definitely feel like we've turned a corner with RV pricing, and let's just hope quality follows suit. BTW, the phrase you've got my wife and me saying now is, "here we go now!"
For the price this is a nice unit. I was glad to see the sofa vs theater seats. Since there would be three of us and the overhead is useless, that is the better option. Granted the hallway is blocked but since the bathroom is free, all good. Now if I had the finances. Working on it.
I can’t believe they put a couch in that position when it was opened fully not only the fire hazard of jumping over the bed but the fire hazard of the corner of the bed almost touching the glass on the fireplace which does get hot if you run the heat option! I could see that being a bigger badder fire hazard! I fell in love with the coachman leprechaun many years ago and this really surprised me that this was so not “thought through“… add that to the horribly designed bunco with a cab with a 300 pound limit and I think they need to go back to the drawing board on this one! Thanks Matt and Andrea for a wonderful entertaining experience watching your video!!
I want this floor plan in a diesel pusher. I want the bunk over cab, king bed, and especially want the outdoor kitchen. This is a gorgeous model at a great size.
Dearest Matt: I firmly believe the lovely Andrea should have her own TH-cam channel talking about her passions in life. Like for example… What makes Art Deco …ART DECO! Hugs & kisses to you both! Cheers 😎
I LOVE, love, love this RV. Not thrilled with the bathroom but would gladly trade it off to have the washer/dryer. Love the storage. REALLY love the bright interior. Great kitchen! Gotta have an oven. If we were ready to buy, this would be the one.
I really like the washer/dryer in a shorter rig. The bunk over the cab isn’t a deal breaker, neither is the bathroom/radius shower. I’d go for the optional theater seats instead of the tri-fold sofa in THIS rig, because of the way it blocks, but in general, I do like the tri fold sofas. Good review! Thanks!
Just don't see the fascination with stackable washer dryer. You take up that space and carry that weight to use once a week, maybe. That's why camp sites have launderettes, to save you taking up that space and weight. Find me an RV that has a weight of less than 10000lb and gives me 15 mpg and then your on the right track!
Great review on this unit. We have a 2020 Mirada 32 SS and Love it!! Nice updates to this unit the washer and dryer are nice but we prefer the storage in ours. We travel with two pups and can keep more items in the cabinet. Our toilet is not elevated and plenty of room in the shower. Glad they went to a compressor fridge as to a residential. Plan to change out the trifold bed for two recliners to make watching the TV more enjoyable. Plenty of storage inside and out!!
Nicely surprised with the decor, great storage inside, and stackable W/D all under 35ft. I like it! I like the under-bed storage as is, I wouldn’t want what Matt prefers, it’s less storage. But I do hate these toilets that are up so dang high too. Yes a trifold couch is better than a jacknife couch bed for sure, so no big deal someone may have to climb over the corner of the couch bed to hit the bathroom, at least they’ll have a better sleep than they would on a jackknife bed. Lol, sorry but I don’t see a fire hazard here, climb over the bed corner or climb out a window, what’s more difficult, lol. And the over cab bed lift system sounds like something is wrong with that motor being that loud imo, but I do like the cabinets under that bed instead of being up in the bunk, as their easily usable n accessible and they are more storage! Oh and I think I saw seat belts on the couch too, nice! 🍻
Wow!!!! What a great model. 1st love…that pantry is out of this world!!! Absolutely love it as we are avid cooks. 2nd favorite is the double awning/ kitchen, yet don’t give up a lot to exterior storage. 3rd…really liking the kitchen!! Did I mention we cook? Now…really hate those pivot bathroom doors. Really lose door entry size, especially when you are a “big boned gal”. Definitely would make that change if we decide on this unit. 2nd thing…what’s up with that motor for the overhead bunk?? Wow, it is really loud and 300lbs??? Very disappointed with weight limit. We are in the market for an RV and this layout and ‘plus’ items are really great. O Vince me to buy it Coachman!! Matt…we want a big discount!!!! 😃 Thank you both, another great walk thru with Rv owners best interest for what we like/ don’t like🥰🥰
A couple of things... First, on your exterior walk-around, was the slide pulled all the way in? It looked like quite a large gap between the slide and the body which would create quite a bit of wind noise and maybe water leaks while underway. Second... The overhead bunk. I HATE that the cabinets lower with the bunk. If something happened that you could not retract the bunk to its full up position, the coach would be undriveable.
So this is basically a cheaper Encore 325SS, our coach!! Everything the same except Encore has heavier frame , our CCC is 5200lbs, we have 22.5 tires, theater seats , and the seating under master bed. I thought the trifold bed would be great for extra sleeping, we could use that, but it just about hits the fireplace,, and blocks the bathroom so that doesn't work! But if your on a budget, and want to save money , this is still a great unit, we love the stackable washer / dryer and huge pantry.
Should have had combo washer dryer which would have given space above for detergent and other stuff for washing clothes, or more hanging space for clothes, or whatever!! Love the BIG dinette table,but there's no cup holders. Could have done without such a BIG sink, instead a single deep sink which would have left more countertop space! Is there no space for the stinky slinky? Didn't see a rear stinky slinky holder. The over cab bed is noisy, plus does the TV swivel? If not, would be hard to really see from the dinette since it's more attuned for the sofa.
Love this floor plan and Coachman! Maybe theater seating instead of the sofa??? When is Coachman going to ditch those curtains in the front for shades? 🤔
So 3 things we LOVE, Washer Dryer combo, White Cupboards, and TONS of Storage! 3 things we dis-lilke about this unit.....Coachman, Coachman, and Slide Out! We just spent 3 weeks in a Coachman Beyond, This Was Not A PLEASUREWAY!!!!!! So much to dislike and so little time!!!!
Need sale price. Lovely unit Love washer dryer. Less clothes but clean clothes. Thanks for referring to national park accessible. Agree with dislikes and likes. Nice presentation
This is a nice RV but like you said I am confused by the overhead bunk having a weight limit of 300 pounds that was excessively loud. Also, how did they drop the ball on that pull out sofa not only being a fire hazard but making it impossible to really utilize the whole RV. You definitely would have to pick someone sleeping on either or. The storage does help a lot when you are traveling or living full time with a family.
Dear Coachman, I am currently looking at the 22 Mirada with bunk conversion and didn't like the kitchen space. The drawers could be wider, deeper and the kitchen could have more counter space. Beautiful coach overall. Would like to have reclining sofa.
It only needs north to south adjustable twin beds with memory foam mattresses, walk way between the beds. No need for ‘bedside’ cabinet. ‘Natuuzi’ type recliners rather than sofa in front of fireplace.
Ok motorhome with some short comings. 1. Overhead bunk is very noisy it sounds like a slide going out, and not enough weight capacity. 2. Dinette table should have cup holders. 3.The sofa when made into a bed, blocks access to the bathroom from someone sleeping on the bunk or dinette. 4. The switches access inside a cabinet sucks, you have to remove things in order to get to the switch panel. 5. Small bathroom that lacks storage, and the toilet area is not wide enough with the pedestal. Thank you for your review.
FYI, CPAP machines are supposed to be even with or below the level of the user to prevent any chance of the water in the CPAP machine siphoning or draining down through the breathing tube and drowning the user.
I think the couch should've been a jackknife bed, not a tri-fold. That way, there would be a little bit of room to pass thru and not so close to the electric fireplace. Everything else is great, has everything i would want! (That bathroom door IS a bit weird, tho!🤔😁)
I'm about 6'2" - don't think I could stand under the door to use the outdoor kitchen. Agree with dislikes about the foldout couch and the bathroom, and the bed is 10" wider than the queen size we use, but it's 8" shorter so I couldn't stretch out to sleep. Bery nice otherwise.
Okay which RV manufacture started the kitchen/living room layout. Our 2021 Bounder 33C has the same layout and I have seen it over and over. Really nice RV except for the bathroom. We have a Bounder but are really looking at the Sportscoach and Fleetwood Frontier for an upgrade to a diesel pusher. MSRP not bad with a 28% discount.,
@@SpykersB there are tv mounting brackets with extending arms. Those can be repositioned. You don’t like thinking out of the box or trying to troubleshoot, do you?
I am curious as to what is the max length for an RV in State and National Park's. But this RV is awesome and the Whole bathroom is a fail the bedroom I Love all of it
Why using stackable washer/dryer now? What happened to washers that you push button and change to dryer mode? Take less room. Did they not work good? I had one, was fine, but did take a little more time to.dry.
The couch being so close to the fireplace is a bit concerning. Not only breakage and access, but will the heat from it do anything to the bed material?
Put the sink in the corner and the toilet in the middle. Lose the fireplace and give yourself a little space to get through with the fold-out bed in the sleeper position. The upper bunk mechanics would be a deal killer for me. Calls into question overall quality.
LIKE THE OUTSIDE KITCHEN THE KITCHEN THE STORAGE DON’T LIKE NO MEDICINE CABINET THE TOILET REPLACEMENT THE SHOWER THE BUNK OVERCAB THE BATHROOM DOOR THE MASTER BED SIZE IT NEEDS TO BE QUEEN SIZE
Im going to be looking at Rv's in june to purchase, Do you recommend any dealerships near San Antonio TX. Mainly looking at the Entegra or Odyssey's but im open to anything of quality. Thx
I got another thing for a comment too what about the awning outside why in a one big piece to two piece I really don't like two piece because in the water comes between both of them and get you wet or get the ground wet you should have been one big solid awning thank you
This unit is supposed to be able to tow up to 8000 pounds? Depending on how you load it and the trailer/tongue weight was that correct? You said 5000 pounds?
No I don’t say “Yes Ma’am”. But did you know anytime you show the tank sizes, I don’t see the propane size, 🧐 can we include that or am I just having a Senior moment and missing it?
Gas stove is a no go. Put in induction cooktop. How is it that Ford still doesn't have a thermostat for the cab heat/cool? Is there any sound insulation for the engine? White cabinets look cheap because they are cheap. The hatch on the outdoor kitchen is too low.
Dislikes: Radius shower, bunk over the bed only holds 300 lbs, the narrow toilet placement. Likes: outdoor kitchen, stackable washer/dryer, good tv placement
I have a question about those "CPAP" cupboards... mostly for Coachman... Where does the CPAP AIR supply come from? 😯😱☹️🤷 Are customers supposed to leave the cupboard door open all night? Do any lights in that cupboard turn off? That's not as thoughtful as it seems. Why not have a painted metal mesh, grate or louvre doors (like the W/D) instead of that glass front - for proper air circulation? It's an inexpensive fix. Also, is the CPAP plug on a special circuit (generator) to protect against losing power in the middle of the night? Also, refilling the distilled water reservoir without spilling on the bed as you crawl over it looks like a challenge! It would be FAR more "user friendly" to put CPAP spaces at the sides, in an open cubby with a lip or mesh front cupboard. CPAPs and BiPAPs (BiPAPs look similar) aren't just for snoring/apnea, they are also needed for those with lung diseases, kids and adults. Also, Coachman, if a customer (or their child) is on home O2 (oxygen), can they order a custom build with some equipment swapped out (like gas oven) for all electric options - say bumped up solar panels, electric fridge, induction cooktop, no flame heat? (Yes, we know it would have to be plugged in 24/7). Propane flame is horrendously dangerous for people on O2, including kids. Do you have any ALL ELECTRIC models? (We - and a BUNCH of other "hospital parents") are all looking at a high-end **all electric** RVs, because almost nothing all electric is out there for less than a TIFFIN 😱 We'd prefer a big RV, but not a TIFFIN or having to work on a "Schoolie" for two years+ (We know a few "accessible" RVs with *lifts* are out there, but there's more than just lifts to *accessibility*. We've seen this topic come up a lot with thousands of other chronically ill or disabled folks, or parents.
one dislike - the bathroom cupboards are blocked by the weird door - you have to go all the way in and shut the door in order to get to your stuff, and there isn't really a 'medicine cabinet'.
Those ovens don’t even look big enough to cook one Cornish game hen in there perhaps you guys can have some plastic props of a fully dressed Cornish game in in there and fit them into the ovens going forward lol
Let me add something NOT to like about this Mirada and the 2022 315KS Mirada. The exhaust pipe for the engine and the generator both run under the wet bay. When connecting the sewer pipe and the water hoses through their respective access holes, they can come in contact with the exhaust pipes and end up laying across the hot exhausts melting a hole sewer pipe/water hoses. Something we have noticed on our 2022 315KS. Coachmen should reroute these exhaust pipes.
Gas stove is a no go. How is it that Ford still doesn't have a thermostat for the cab heat/cool? White cabinets look cheap because they are cheap. The hatch on the outdoor kitchen is too low.
Hi Matt and Andrea! My dislikes are:
1 The couch is in the way when pulled out as a bed for the bathroom.
2 The bed is loud going up and coming down.
3. Don’t like the bathroom
My likes are:
1. The awning and the outdoor kitchen
2 Love the kitchen
3. Love the pantry
Thank you Matt and Andrea for showing this Mirada
Motorhome Specialist in Alvarado, TX has the 2022 model year listed at $154,999 which is 26% off MSRP……we’re starting to see discounts similar to pre-COVID on some RV.
Between fuel prices and rates skyrocketing I feel we are about to see precovid and all time price drops the market is about to be flooded by used and repoed motorhomes/ RVs
@@bashamstaysbusy4193 You are 100% correct👍We are currently in a downward spiral due to the purposeful destruction of our domestic energy independence in order to force us into “Not Ready For Primetime” electric vehicles and it is already having a devastating affect on the poor and middle class!
@@bashamstaysbusy4193 Someone on irv2 showed their bank repo lot, there are like 7-8 RV's in it.
Yes ma’am, we say it 😂
When we drive down the road and see a motor home we’ll say look at these tires Andrea, I love these tires. We also say potable water…potable. 😂😂
I told my husband we should make a video for you two in a motor home in the neighborhood
Great unit. Love the colors and the washer and dryer.
Matt was in rare form today! 😀I find myself saying Here We GO Now! All the time!
"yes ma'am" - You let us all see how showing respect for your partner's ideas makes everything get better!!! Thanks for being strong enough to share! BTW - Andrea was kinda quiet and used to being in the background of life when ya'll started doing these (I was one of the first 1500 subscribers) - but Andrea has blossomed, and become happier and more colorful and shares her laughter and giggles and smarts with the world now - and that is Matt's "yes ma'ams" (among other things). So wonderful to watch yall together!!!!
Well done Coachmen. Great decor. Thanks for the huge pantry and stakable whasher/dryer.
That rig runs rings around the 700k American Coach you featured the other day. Aside from the couch/bed blocking the walkway, the Mirada is a dream! Oh, one other thing. The door over the kitchen should open to the side because taller people wouldn't fit under it. Mirada does seem to have a bit of a head-bumping issue 😉
Love the washer/dryer.
I actually like the bathroom door. It does not block the walkway when it opens, so less chance of accidentally hitting someone with it. I like the trifold sofa but it’s too easy to hit the fireplace and it blocks the walkway. I agree with everyone that the overhead bed is too loud, too low on the weight capacity and the mattress is way too thin. The outside kitchen needs a single burner cooktop. Otherwise, I love the floor plan and layout of this motor home. I love the fireplace/TV directly across from the sofa. Great outside storage. Very bright inside. Love this one.
The key piece of engineering on that door is that you can get into the bathroom with the slide in. If it were a full width door, it could only provide a narrow opening due to the angle AND would block access to the bedroom when opened. I feel that a regular swing door would be hated more.
This is fantastic. Absolutely my ideal rv. If only we could get an L-sofa with one reclining seat in it. I’d take that over any tri fold sleeper any day
Love this unit, and the fact that the sale price is in the mid to upper 100's gives me hope for the industry. I definitely feel like we've turned a corner with RV pricing, and let's just hope quality follows suit. BTW, the phrase you've got my wife and me saying now is, "here we go now!"
I cried after reading your comment
@@chriskriaris4304 You wept openly??
For the price this is a nice unit. I was glad to see the sofa vs theater seats. Since there would be three of us and the overhead is useless, that is the better option. Granted the hallway is blocked but since the bathroom is free, all good.
Now if I had the finances. Working on it.
I can’t believe they put a couch in that position when it was opened fully not only the fire hazard of jumping over the bed but the fire hazard of the corner of the bed almost touching the glass on the fireplace which does get hot if you run the heat option! I could see that being a bigger badder fire hazard! I fell in love with the coachman leprechaun many years ago and this really surprised me that this was so not “thought through“… add that to the horribly designed bunco with a cab with a 300 pound limit and I think they need to go back to the drawing board on this one! Thanks Matt and Andrea for a wonderful entertaining experience watching your video!!
I want this floor plan in a diesel pusher. I want the bunk over cab, king bed, and especially want the outdoor kitchen. This is a gorgeous model at a great size.
Dearest Matt: I firmly believe the lovely Andrea should have her own TH-cam channel talking about her passions in life. Like for example… What makes Art Deco …ART DECO! Hugs & kisses to you both! Cheers 😎
I LOVE, love, love this RV. Not thrilled with the bathroom but would gladly trade it off to have the washer/dryer. Love the storage. REALLY love the bright interior. Great kitchen! Gotta have an oven. If we were ready to buy, this would be the one.
Great job Matt and Andrea. Small but has a lot of exterior and interior space. Love that this RV has a stackable washer and dryer.
I really like the washer/dryer in a shorter rig. The bunk over the cab isn’t a deal breaker, neither is the bathroom/radius shower. I’d go for the optional theater seats instead of the tri-fold sofa in THIS rig, because of the way it blocks, but in general, I do like the tri fold sofas. Good review! Thanks!
The kitchen and stackable washer/dryer is everything.
Just don't see the fascination with stackable washer dryer. You take up that space and carry that weight to use once a week, maybe. That's why camp sites have launderettes, to save you taking up that space and weight. Find me an RV that has a weight of less than 10000lb and gives me 15 mpg and then your on the right track!
Switching the dinette and the couch would get rid of the blocking problem and give the foldout space to not hit the fireplace
Great review on this unit. We have a 2020 Mirada 32 SS and Love it!! Nice updates to this unit the washer and dryer are nice but we prefer the storage in ours. We travel with two pups and can keep more items in the cabinet. Our toilet is not elevated and plenty of room in the shower. Glad they went to a compressor fridge as to a residential. Plan to change out the trifold bed for two recliners to make watching the TV more enjoyable. Plenty of storage inside and out!!
Makes you resl SS driver
Nicely surprised with the decor, great storage inside, and stackable W/D all under 35ft. I like it!
I like the under-bed storage as is, I wouldn’t want what Matt prefers, it’s less storage.
But I do hate these toilets that are up so dang high too. Yes a trifold couch is better than a jacknife couch bed for sure, so no big deal someone may have to climb over the corner of the couch bed to hit the bathroom, at least they’ll have a better sleep than they would on a jackknife bed. Lol, sorry but I don’t see a fire hazard here, climb over the bed corner or climb out a window, what’s more difficult, lol. And the over cab bed lift system sounds like something is wrong with that motor being that loud imo, but I do like the cabinets under that bed instead of being up in the bunk, as their easily usable n accessible and they are more storage!
Oh and I think I saw seat belts on the couch too, nice! 🍻
Wow!!!! What a great model. 1st love…that pantry is out of this world!!! Absolutely love it as we are avid cooks. 2nd favorite is the double awning/ kitchen, yet don’t give up a lot to exterior storage. 3rd…really liking the kitchen!! Did I mention we cook?
Now…really hate those pivot bathroom doors. Really lose door entry size, especially when you are a “big boned gal”. Definitely would make that change if we decide on this unit. 2nd thing…what’s up with that motor for the overhead bunk?? Wow, it is really loud and 300lbs??? Very disappointed with weight limit.
We are in the market for an RV and this layout and ‘plus’ items are really great. O Vince me to buy it Coachman!! Matt…we want a big discount!!!! 😃
Thank you both, another great walk thru with Rv owners best interest for what we like/ don’t like🥰🥰
Awesome review on a awesome Coach. Agree with all what was said but the goods outweigh the bad. Thanks Matt for the review.
A couple of things... First, on your exterior walk-around, was the slide pulled all the way in? It looked like quite a large gap between the slide and the body which would create quite a bit of wind noise and maybe water leaks while underway. Second... The overhead bunk. I HATE that the cabinets lower with the bunk. If something happened that you could not retract the bunk to its full up position, the coach would be undriveable.
So this is basically a cheaper Encore 325SS, our coach!! Everything the same except Encore has heavier frame , our CCC is 5200lbs, we have 22.5 tires, theater seats , and the seating under master bed. I thought the trifold bed would be great for extra sleeping, we could use that, but it just about hits the fireplace,, and blocks the bathroom so that doesn't work! But if your on a budget, and want to save money , this is still a great unit, we love the stackable washer / dryer and huge pantry.
Lovy, love, love the awnings!!
Matt danks for the help i da floda part rv shop. You helped mes andd families.
Should have had combo washer dryer which would have given space above for detergent and other stuff for washing clothes, or more hanging space for clothes, or whatever!! Love the BIG dinette table,but there's no cup holders. Could have done without such a BIG sink, instead a single deep sink which would have left more countertop space! Is there no space for the stinky slinky? Didn't see a rear stinky slinky holder. The over cab bed is noisy, plus does the TV swivel? If not, would be hard to really see from the dinette since it's more attuned for the sofa.
love the stackable washer and dryer in this smaller class A!
You two are so cute, I love watching! The over the cab bed is horrible but I love the kitchen and the kingsize bed.
Love this floor plan and Coachman! Maybe theater seating instead of the sofa??? When is Coachman going to ditch those curtains in the front for shades? 🤔
We say, "here we go now" on a daily basis. Also, dute-doo-doo-do, is now part of our vocabulary. ❤️❤️❤️
So 3 things we LOVE, Washer Dryer combo, White Cupboards, and TONS of Storage! 3 things we dis-lilke about this unit.....Coachman, Coachman, and Slide Out! We just spent 3 weeks in a Coachman Beyond, This Was Not A PLEASUREWAY!!!!!! So much to dislike and so little time!!!!
Love this one....but agree with all 3 dislikes y'all had, especially the bunk. We'd probably option the theatre seats instead of the sofa.
I don't care if it's not prime pooping position that is absolutely everything else beautiful.
I'm amazed at the price💖
Would like to see a 3 or 5 second 360 of where you guys are at the dealerships when you start the review. TY!!
Thanks to Matt I say “Potable Potable” and “bing”….husband even does now. People think we are crazy. Lol
i love the bed and the storage.
Great review folks!
We say “here we go now” thanks to you Matt.
Nice unit but at 36' long plus a GVW of 26000 lbs it's really screaming for some 22.5" wheels for the stability and ride comfort
Greetings Matt!! I send you a hug from Chile, your channel is great!
Need sale price. Lovely unit Love washer dryer. Less clothes but clean clothes. Thanks for referring to national park accessible. Agree with dislikes and likes. Nice presentation
Very nice and spacious RV
This is a nice RV but like you said I am confused by the overhead bunk having a weight limit of 300 pounds that was excessively loud. Also, how did they drop the ball on that pull out sofa not only being a fire hazard but making it impossible to really utilize the whole RV. You definitely would have to pick someone sleeping on either or. The storage does help a lot when you are traveling or living full time with a family.
Wonderful unit,, and great info about the RV life “ real action ad”
Dear Coachman, I am currently looking at the 22 Mirada with bunk conversion and didn't like the kitchen space. The drawers could be wider, deeper and the kitchen could have more counter space. Beautiful coach overall. Would like to have reclining sofa.
It only needs north to south adjustable twin beds with memory foam mattresses, walk way between the beds. No need for ‘bedside’ cabinet. ‘Natuuzi’ type recliners rather than sofa in front of fireplace.
Yes we do a lot "yes mam" "here we go now" and my favourite"Ping" 😅😅😅😅
Ok motorhome with some short comings. 1. Overhead bunk is very noisy it sounds like a slide going out, and not enough weight capacity. 2. Dinette table should have cup holders. 3.The sofa when made into a bed, blocks access to the bathroom from someone sleeping on the bunk or dinette. 4. The switches access inside a cabinet sucks, you have to remove things in order to get to the switch panel. 5. Small bathroom that lacks storage, and the toilet area is not wide enough with the pedestal. Thank you for your review.
I've gone to Matt's site with an automated response and no follow up, twice. Hope that improves. o/w love the videos.
FYI, CPAP machines are supposed to be even with or below the level of the user to prevent any chance of the water in the CPAP machine siphoning or draining down through the breathing tube and drowning the user.
Branches of Niagara is the BEST campground up there! We absolutely loved our camping experience there last Memorial Day!!
Hello darkness my old friend..........😀😃😄. Nice review and discussion!!!
Great video! 🤙🏻
I think the couch should've been a jackknife bed, not a tri-fold. That way, there would be a little bit of room to pass thru and not so close to the electric fireplace. Everything else is great, has everything i would want! (That bathroom door IS a bit weird, tho!🤔😁)
I LOVE THIS ONE!! God, i wish me fund raiser would take off, so i can buy a home. 😅
I'm about 6'2" - don't think I could stand under the door to use the outdoor kitchen. Agree with dislikes about the foldout couch and the bathroom, and the bed is 10" wider than the queen size we use, but it's 8" shorter so I couldn't stretch out to sleep. Bery nice otherwise.
Okay which RV manufacture started the kitchen/living room layout. Our 2021 Bounder 33C has the same layout and I have seen it over and over. Really nice RV except for the bathroom. We have a Bounder but are really looking at the Sportscoach and Fleetwood Frontier for an upgrade to a diesel pusher. MSRP not bad with a 28% discount.,
Outdoor kitchen needs: sink, tiny fridge, small storage/ counter space and a cook top.
In case any manufacturers are watching!
Beautiful!
At work I always say Here we go now
I was raised in Oklahoma and Louisiana. I "Yes Ma'am" or "Yes Sir" everyone.
My wife and I always say “be careful now…”
if they had swapped the dinette with the tri-fold the walkway impediment would have easily been solved.
Such a simple solution huh, now get cozy at the dining table for movie night. 😂
@@SpykersB you mean the tv can't be moved? shocker!
@@thomasd9827 well since it’s so simple, where??
@@SpykersB there are tv mounting brackets with extending arms. Those can be repositioned. You don’t like thinking out of the box or trying to troubleshoot, do you?
@@thomasd9827 lol, you didn’t answer my question genius.
I am curious as to what is the max length for an RV in State and National Park's. But this RV is awesome and the Whole bathroom is a fail the bedroom I Love all of it
Hey just hoping you could put the gwvr along with cargo
Why using stackable washer/dryer now? What happened to washers that you push button and change to dryer mode? Take less room. Did they not work good? I had one, was fine, but did take a little more time to.dry.
This unit has a nice floor plan !!
The couch being so close to the fireplace is a bit concerning. Not only breakage and access, but will the heat from it do anything to the bed material?
Very nice, “clean” coach.
Put the sink in the corner and the toilet in the middle. Lose the fireplace and give yourself a little space to get through with the fold-out bed in the sleeper position. The upper bunk mechanics would be a deal killer for me. Calls into question overall quality.
Yes ma’am 👍
LIKE THE OUTSIDE KITCHEN THE KITCHEN THE STORAGE DON’T LIKE NO MEDICINE CABINET THE TOILET REPLACEMENT THE SHOWER THE BUNK OVERCAB THE BATHROOM DOOR THE MASTER BED SIZE IT NEEDS TO BE QUEEN SIZE
Im going to be looking at Rv's in june to purchase, Do you recommend any dealerships near San Antonio TX. Mainly looking at the Entegra or Odyssey's but im open to anything of quality. Thx
I got another thing for a comment too what about the awning outside why in a one big piece to two piece I really don't like two piece because in the water comes between both of them and get you wet or get the ground wet you should have been one big solid awning thank you
Pretty awesome!
This unit is supposed to be able to tow up to 8000 pounds? Depending on how you load it and the trailer/tongue weight was that correct? You said 5000 pounds?
Love when you say Godzilla👍
No I don’t say “Yes Ma’am”. But did you know anytime you show the tank sizes, I don’t see the propane size, 🧐 can we include that or am I just having a Senior moment and missing it?
You know what I saying. Count from start to finish # time Matt says in each video.
Awesome unit
This unit does have optional theater seats that would be a much better option and not block the isles. Not sure about the bathroom though.
Hello darkness, my old friend.😆😆😆😆😆😆
thank you!
Are the lights over the dinette, Art Deco ?
Da Vinci Code!!!! gave me a belly laff!
Gas stove is a no go. Put in induction cooktop. How is it that Ford still doesn't have a thermostat for the cab heat/cool? Is there any sound insulation for the engine? White cabinets look cheap because they are cheap. The hatch on the outdoor kitchen is too low.
Dislikes: Radius shower, bunk over the bed only holds 300 lbs, the narrow toilet placement. Likes: outdoor kitchen, stackable washer/dryer, good tv placement
Yes Maam is a thing if from the south.
I have a question about those "CPAP" cupboards... mostly for Coachman...
Where does the CPAP AIR supply come from? 😯😱☹️🤷
Are customers supposed to leave the cupboard door open all night?
Do any lights in that cupboard turn off?
That's not as thoughtful as it seems.
Why not have a painted metal mesh, grate or louvre doors (like the W/D) instead of that glass front - for proper air circulation?
It's an inexpensive fix.
Also, is the CPAP plug on a special circuit (generator) to protect against losing power in the middle of the night?
Also, refilling the distilled water reservoir without spilling on the bed as you crawl over it looks like a challenge! It would be FAR more "user friendly" to put CPAP spaces at the sides, in an open cubby with a lip or mesh front cupboard.
CPAPs and BiPAPs (BiPAPs look similar) aren't just for snoring/apnea, they are also needed for those with lung diseases, kids and adults.
Also, Coachman, if a customer (or their child) is on home O2 (oxygen), can they order a custom build with some equipment swapped out (like gas oven) for all electric options - say bumped up solar panels, electric fridge, induction cooktop, no flame heat?
(Yes, we know it would have to be plugged in 24/7).
Propane flame is horrendously dangerous for people on O2, including kids.
Do you have any ALL ELECTRIC models? (We - and a BUNCH of other "hospital parents") are all looking at a high-end **all electric** RVs, because almost nothing all electric is out there for less than a TIFFIN 😱 We'd prefer a big RV, but not a TIFFIN or having to work on a "Schoolie" for two years+
(We know a few "accessible" RVs with *lifts* are out there, but there's more than just lifts to *accessibility*.
We've seen this topic come up a lot with thousands of other chronically ill or disabled folks, or parents.
Matt can sing.
one dislike - the bathroom cupboards are blocked by the weird door - you have to go all the way in and shut the door in order to get to your stuff, and there isn't really a 'medicine cabinet'.
Bad Matt! Bad Matt!
NO POLITICS!!
Those ovens don’t even look big enough to cook one Cornish game hen in there perhaps you guys can have some plastic props of a fully dressed Cornish game in in there and fit them into the ovens going forward lol
If you're Southern you say Yes Ma'am/Sir
Let me add something NOT to like about this Mirada and the 2022 315KS Mirada. The exhaust pipe for the engine and the generator both run under the wet bay. When connecting the sewer pipe and the water hoses through their respective access holes, they can come in contact with the exhaust pipes and end up laying across the hot exhausts melting a hole sewer pipe/water hoses. Something we have noticed on our 2022 315KS. Coachmen should reroute these exhaust pipes.
Gas stove is a no go. How is it that Ford still doesn't have a thermostat for the cab heat/cool? White cabinets look cheap because they are cheap. The hatch on the outdoor kitchen is too low.