I have been looking at Renegade and their RVs for a while now. Nice review! May I offer a suggestion? Tongue and groove refers to flooring. For cabinets, it’s dovetailed. In the bedrooms with the glass cabinet doors, they are meant to hold your electronics like DVD Payer or whatever.
Thanks for the Renegade Super C review. We have a 2023 Renegade Vienna, and we are hoping you get to them next. Enjoy your videos, thanks. I was surprised to see staples in one of those Super Cs since our unit has all dove tail joints.
Spoiler Alert! We do walkthroughs of the Vienna in our next video. We look at the 25VRMC, the 25VTBN and the 25VRML along with some other Class C's. Stay Tuned...
I missed part 1 so maybe my questions would be answered if i watch it, but are these 4 seasons? Also do I need a special drivers license, and do the couches have seat belts? When a BB model can sleep 6, don't you need 4 more seat belts?
From what we could see, these appear to be 4 seasons. Tank and lithium battery heaters are at least an option. As far as license requirements we can tell you that in Florida drivers of a vehicle over 26,000 pounds normally need a Class A or B CDL, however, drivers of RV’s used for recreational purposes are exempt. You will have to check the rules in your registration state. Sorry, we didn’t notice the seat belt locations on the Renegades. Great questions. Thank you.
Compared to the "super dupers" with their 45' lengths, these supers seem to have narrower doorways; it's either that or shoulders have widened since part 1.
lol, Although Dan has gotten wider since his retirement, we did shoot these on the same day so you're probably right; the doorways and halls must be smaller. Thanks for the laugh.
That fav u like, that's the first Ive seen a sliding door to separate the cab from the cabin. Great idea. But I would pick the 275G one, has the light coloured cab seats, n nobody ever buys these big rigs n keeps them for a long time, honey moon phase does wear off, so why dish out several more 100G for fancy roof etc. 🍻
Yes, we loved that slider, that's the first time we've seen that. You make a good point about some folks keeping the units for a short time. However this might provide a great opportunity. Picking up a slightly used Super C does seem like a good way to save more than a few bucks. Thanks for the comment.
We have to agree, it does seem like an odd choice for a washer & dryer location. We like the laundry separate from the bedroom the best. Unfortunately, it's the more expensive Super C's that have this option. Thanks.
The only way we could see doing something like that would be if we were planning on living full time in the RV. Even then, we would have a hard time making house payments for a vehicle. Thanks for the post.
There are plenty of people who pay $2.5 million+ for an rv and even more people ready to pay half a million or more for one. Expensive is all perspective.
I think a 37-38 foot Renegade Classic with the bunk over cab is my dream RV. I wish I could special order one with the options and colors that I want. I would like one in a solid gray exterior color and light wood interior.
Thanks for the correction. Dan is still trying to get the lingo right on these little details. We really do appreciate you taking the time to make our channel better.
Thanks for doing this comparison. Really helpful!
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Looking forward to the Vienna reviews, can't wait🎉🎉
@@loumadonna2262 Now that’s a lot of pressure. We hope you enjoy tomorrow’s video.
I have been looking at Renegade and their RVs for a while now. Nice review! May I offer a suggestion? Tongue and groove refers to flooring. For cabinets, it’s dovetailed. In the bedrooms with the glass cabinet doors, they are meant to hold your electronics like DVD Payer or whatever.
Thanks, we have heard about the "dovetailed" cabinets, and hopefully Dan remembers to point that out in our next "RV Review" video.
Thanks for the Renegade Super C review. We have a 2023 Renegade Vienna, and we are hoping you get to them next. Enjoy your videos, thanks. I was surprised to see staples in one of those Super Cs since our unit has all dove tail joints.
Spoiler Alert! We do walkthroughs of the Vienna in our next video. We look at the 25VRMC, the 25VTBN and the 25VRML along with some other Class C's. Stay Tuned...
I prefer the washer and dryer in the bathroom like it is in the explorer. Just makes more sense to throw laundry in the wash as you undress.
That does make sense, we just thought it strange that they were over the toilet. Apparently it works well in practice. Thanks for the input.
@@halffasttravelers2702 agree with you on it being over the toilet! Other side of the bathroom probably would have made more sense
I missed part 1 so maybe my questions would be answered if i watch it, but are these 4 seasons? Also do I need a special drivers license, and do the couches have seat belts? When a BB model can sleep 6, don't you need 4 more seat belts?
From what we could see, these appear to be 4 seasons. Tank and lithium battery heaters are at least an option. As far as license requirements we can tell you that in Florida drivers of a vehicle over 26,000 pounds normally need a Class A or B CDL, however, drivers of RV’s used for recreational purposes are exempt. You will have to check the rules in your registration state. Sorry, we didn’t notice the seat belt locations on the Renegades. Great questions. Thank you.
Compared to the "super dupers" with their 45' lengths, these supers seem to have narrower doorways; it's either that or shoulders have widened since part 1.
lol, Although Dan has gotten wider since his retirement, we did shoot these on the same day so you're probably right; the doorways and halls must be smaller. Thanks for the laugh.
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That fav u like, that's the first Ive seen a sliding door to separate the cab from the cabin. Great idea. But I would pick the 275G one, has the light coloured cab seats, n nobody ever buys these big rigs n keeps them for a long time, honey moon phase does wear off, so why dish out several more 100G for fancy roof etc. 🍻
Yes, we loved that slider, that's the first time we've seen that. You make a good point about some folks keeping the units for a short time. However this might provide a great opportunity. Picking up a slightly used Super C does seem like a good way to save more than a few bucks. Thanks for the comment.
I much prefer that the laundry be in the hallway instead of the primary bath.
We have to agree, it does seem like an odd choice for a washer & dryer location. We like the laundry separate from the bedroom the best. Unfortunately, it's the more expensive Super C's that have this option. Thanks.
There is no way I would pay four or five hundred thousand dollars for a RV.
The only way we could see doing something like that would be if we were planning on living full time in the RV. Even then, we would have a hard time making house payments for a vehicle. Thanks for the post.
There are plenty of people who pay $2.5 million+ for an rv and even more people ready to pay half a million or more for one.
Expensive is all perspective.
aaronfeyh4502 Well Said!
I think a 37-38 foot Renegade Classic with the bunk over cab is my dream RV. I wish I could special order one with the options and colors that I want. I would like one in a solid gray exterior color and light wood interior.
Not tongue and groove. . . . dovetail.
Thanks for the correction. Dan is still trying to get the lingo right on these little details. We really do appreciate you taking the time to make our channel better.