PW builds a nice product and support 5 year warranty is great......I'm not sure where you would be measuring one door at a time and cutting one door at a time though.....surely the doors would be same size from van to van and they would have templates. Also, not quite a full queen bed.
It takes them 6 weeks to build one! They build each one individually, not in an assembly line. Taking their time and individually making sure each component fits. It could be a bit of a distance for you, but we highly encourage potential buyers to visit their factory to see yourself. Thanks for watching!
True and when you are running the genny, the converter will help charge the batteries. However, not all RVs are wired the same and you may need the generator for other electrical items like the microwave, outlets, etc. So, that's why we like to learn on how you are traveling and if doing a ton of boondocking like trips, find a motorhome that also has an inverter to help power some of these 110v items. Thanks for watching!
This is definitely NOT the Class B if you are looking for tons of storage - this one is more for traveling conveniences. Have you checked out the Winnebago Solis Pocket 36A: th-cam.com/video/Rxu_vj0kE70/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching!
PW builds some of the best quality class B vans in the mainstream industry, no one can deny that. However, their Transit builds are ruined by the cheap looking halogen headlights and ugly body cutouts. It is inexcusable that they cheap out on the chassis options. Every camper van at this price level should be built on a fully loaded chassis. Plus, other class B models like the Coachmen Beyond look much better because they eliminate most of the unsightly body cutouts. making the van look cleaner, overall. Finally, they need to offer an all electric version of the On-Tour, with a larger battery, more solar and no propane at all, using the chassis fuel for heat and hot water. I like PW vans, but these issues are deal breakers for me.
We hear ya and the chassis topic has been a difficult one. The last few years have been tough on Class B manufacturers and the smaller ones unfortunately did not get the option to select. At one point, even Amazon had bought so many Mercedes that it affected a couple brands like PW and were forced to go to alternatives, which included more base models. We are finally seeing more availability and hopefully a change for the 2025 models. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for watching! Appears underwhelming because many features are hidden to keep a clean look. Then they leave it sterile to make cleanup easy. And finally color neutral so you can jazz it up in with accessories in your favorite color! 😎
@@BeckleysRV 😂 Nice try but ALL that white is going to look filthy and horrible in no time! White will definitely show wear! I’m looking to enjoy the sights and enjoy my travels not to clean my camper! 😂
@@jw3252 Call me old school then! 😂 I’m not fond of the cold white sterile feel. You call it modern. I call it sterile. I prefer warmer colors. It feels cozier. I don’t mean dark wood or an outdated look. They do now have some modern coloring that doesn’t look or feel outdated and not WHITE!
PW builds a nice product and support 5 year warranty is great......I'm not sure where you would be measuring one door at a time and cutting one door at a time though.....surely the doors would be same size from van to van and they would have templates. Also, not quite a full queen bed.
It takes them 6 weeks to build one! They build each one individually, not in an assembly line. Taking their time and individually making sure each component fits. It could be a bit of a distance for you, but we highly encourage potential buyers to visit their factory to see yourself. Thanks for watching!
Use the generator for the ac... the batteries for everything else
True and when you are running the genny, the converter will help charge the batteries. However, not all RVs are wired the same and you may need the generator for other electrical items like the microwave, outlets, etc. So, that's why we like to learn on how you are traveling and if doing a ton of boondocking like trips, find a motorhome that also has an inverter to help power some of these 110v items. Thanks for watching!
Don’t like the back garage no storage space along with the front by visor no storage.
This is definitely NOT the Class B if you are looking for tons of storage - this one is more for traveling conveniences. Have you checked out the Winnebago Solis Pocket 36A: th-cam.com/video/Rxu_vj0kE70/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching!
I like the kitchen counter space best, then the bed, then the fact that you can park it in a normal parking space.
Thank you for the tour.
PW builds some of the best quality class B vans in the mainstream industry, no one can deny that. However, their Transit builds are ruined by the cheap looking halogen headlights and ugly body cutouts. It is inexcusable that they cheap out on the chassis options. Every camper van at this price level should be built on a fully loaded chassis. Plus, other class B models like the Coachmen Beyond look much better because they eliminate most of the unsightly body cutouts. making the van look cleaner, overall. Finally, they need to offer an all electric version of the On-Tour, with a larger battery, more solar and no propane at all, using the chassis fuel for heat and hot water. I like PW vans, but these issues are deal breakers for me.
We hear ya and the chassis topic has been a difficult one. The last few years have been tough on Class B manufacturers and the smaller ones unfortunately did not get the option to select. At one point, even Amazon had bought so many Mercedes that it affected a couple brands like PW and were forced to go to alternatives, which included more base models. We are finally seeing more availability and hopefully a change for the 2025 models. Thanks for watching!
Very underwhelming! Very sterile with straight lines and the coach color isn’t pretty at all.
Thanks for watching! Appears underwhelming because many features are hidden to keep a clean look. Then they leave it sterile to make cleanup easy. And finally color neutral so you can jazz it up in with accessories in your favorite color! 😎
@@BeckleysRV 😂 Nice try but ALL that white is going to look filthy and horrible in no time! White will definitely show wear! I’m looking to enjoy the sights and enjoy my travels not to clean my camper! 😂
@@monicae67 The white is bright and modern. Not the stale, heavy dark wood look of old school legacy RVs.
@@jw3252 Call me old school then! 😂 I’m not fond of the cold white sterile feel. You call it modern. I call it sterile. I prefer warmer colors. It feels cozier. I don’t mean dark wood or an outdated look. They do now have some modern coloring that doesn’t look or feel outdated and not WHITE!