Amazing Motor home. 3 things I loved the most. 1. Barbecue space on the outside. 2. The space alloted for shower is perfect. 3. A family of 4 can comfortably stay in this Motor home.
Hi Nick. A proper mini coach motorhome. Exterior galley and entertainment, sleeps 6 people. Even with slide out (in) theres still plenty of room. Wow. Great walkthrough tour thanks 😊
What an appropriate alternatve site....Yachts on wheels. Excellent. And appreciate the extimate costs which saves me having to open another search for their cost range. Thank you, sir
The Big question is what is the unladen weigh of the motorhome. By the time you've put clothes etc etc in you'll most probably be overloaded. And just lately the police and dvla have been taking a interest in motorhomes I would say 95% of motorhomes are. You only have to look at them going down the M5 to Cornwall and Devon.
Fantastic! Loads of space. Unbelievable to think that I could drive that beast. The outdoor entertainment and kitchen is really nice touch. Very impressed by this Nick.
Love it, feels like every area has been thought through, rather than compromised. Loads of room, good sized beds, privacy, and great use of the outside space with the awning, kitchen and TV. Even the stying felt homely and modern. In the UK you would probably prefer diesel, just for running cost purposes.
Might be nice to us here in the UK, but I would definitely recommend if you're in the market for something like this, do proper research into them from other owners. These things are mass produced in the States and there are plenty of bad stories about build quality, slideout mechanism issues etc and poor warranty support. I'm not singling out this manufacturer, as there are many who build this class and size of motorhome. I'm just saying do research before you buy. Hope you can get proper warranty support here in the UK, and better service than they give in the USA. Also this thing is going to cost you a fortune in fuel at European fuel prices. Nick, can you find a Class C motorhome maybe something from Nexus or Renegade based on a truck chassis.
I really don't miss the shiny vinyl oak veneer plastered everywhere that these things usually have. This looks fresh and airy. I wouldn't be able to deal with the 5 MPG, but that's probably just me. Thanks for another great tour!
Great presentation as usual. Looks a fantastic machine. Would like to think I might own a motor home eventually. Currently mightily invested in caravan and car outfit. But vehicles like this are increasingly appealing to me.
As a Brit living in North America, it always amazes me how keen Americans and Canadians are on old fashioned shaker style kitchens. I design kitchens for people who spend $40-50k on them for their newly built houses, only to have them replace the cupboard doors and drawer fronts with 1980s-style MFI shaker door fronts. Breaks my heart. Most of the time it’s because the owner genuinely has not been exposed to anything else in their life and so feels that any deviation from shaker is a dangerously risky move.
My boyfriend is American and can confirm they really are attached to those old fashioned dark woods. I’ve kind of learnt to see the charm in their love for it (like it’s almost classic now, it must remind them of their childhoods or something) but i do sometimes think, oh come on, change the record 😂
Amazing price. I had no idea that Class A's could be so affordable. I note the 2022 MRSP is 135K USD which is cheaper than many Class B RV's - most of which are closer to $200K. Of course the larger Class A will cost you more on gas and will be a little limited on where you can park but I would take this over any Class B. Love the light contemporary interior styling. It really feels like a home on wheels.
I notice you call the pull out storage ''draws''!! I've noticed this in the last few videos of yours! The first time I heard them referred to as ''draws'' was when I lived in Essex. I've always known them as ''drawers''! Each to his own I guess. Thank you for producing these videos, I find them quite interesting even though I can't afford one, I'd love to live in one!
OMG finally a decent size motor home with a good size Ford engine & no 140/160 HP Fiat econobox that would get stuck at the bottom of a small hill. I’m surprised to see North American LH side drive unless it plans to see mostly Euro countries instead of UK. This is the type & style we see on this side of the pond for driving thousands of kilometres/miles. Good job Nick & lucky new owners of this fantastic piece of kit.
I found the £ 110.000 asking price rather reasonable for such a mega-RV, until I heard it is powered by a petrol-V8. I think you will have to spend half of the sales price on petrol every year. Too bad it isn't diesel powered.
@@omarwilliams6729 Any gas engine can run on LPG . You find an authorised company that converts the engine to run on LPG . I own a Toyota Hybrid that runs on LPG
For the UK you need diesel, if you want it to run on LPG you need to find a BIG space for the tank. That petrol engine will probably do 5 mpg, a 6 ltr diesel would pull better and get you around 12 to 15 mpg. It's no good for UK fuel prices.
The thing doesn't even have twin propellers and side thrusters or lower and upper deck, I don't know about this one. I subbed over here and now I will probly want one like I want a yacht real bad from watching your videos.
Lovely motorhome. I've always been lead to believe that these have a 50amp electric cable or reel? If that's true does that mean you cant use electric hook ups at camp sites in the uk?
Most of the RVs imported into the UK are converted to 220/240 volt electrics BUT if you keep the American 'white goods' you can come across problems with the 50 hertz and 60 hertz difference in power supply when using shore power. Conversely if you change to UK white goods you can come across problems using the American generator. You can easily change to LPG for automotive power but make sure you fit a filler pipe on both sides of the RV. It is a pain trying to get the RV into a small filling station only to find the LPG filler pipe is on the wrong side of the RV to the pump! Finally check ahead with the campsite to make sure they have a big enough pitch to accommodate you - many do not. We lived in our 36 foot quad slide in the UK for seven years and enjoyed every minute of it - but that was when diesel was less then 77p per litre!
@@dickkingswell5249 thank you for explaining that. I've been looking at motorhomes for a while but have never seen anyone really in the uk show anything like that or explain dumping stations as every one has a cassette toilet. Even filling up a 100 gallon fresh water tank and how long it takes, grey water I've seen and do believe its black first then grey to clean the pipe out. Never seen any body on youtube who posts videos while in the motor home in the uk. Oh and currently looking at bunk bed mohomes as ideally that's what I'd need. Thank you for your reply
@@garybeaumont543 depending on which site you go to is whether you need to fill up your fresh water tank or not! Simply, because most RVs have a fresh water inlet (labelled City Water) which you can connect direct to a tap and this will give you fresh water throughout the vehicle - bypassing the tank. However if you do not have direct access to a tap on your pitch then you also have to consider how much water you are going to need for your stay on that pitch - you do NOT want to travel with 80 to 100 gallons of water on board when water weighs 10lbs or so per gallon and the cost of fuel today. Secondly if you are on a fully serviced pitch you may well have access to a black dump pipe where you can connect direct to a sewer outlet. However, if you do connect directly to the 'black' pipe do NOT open the black cock and leave it open - the effluent will flush down into the black tank OK but all the liquids will immediately drain away leaving an ever growing pile of solids in the bottom of the tank. This will form a pyramid which will soon build up into a blockage. Open the black cock every couple of days or so and the liquid will help flush out the solids - alternately purchase a 'Macerator' which will churn the sewage into a soup which you can legally drop down a grey water pipe (although not many people choose to do that!)
@@dickkingswell5249 thank you for being so informative. I didnt know half of that but was sure on a few bits. I've seen a couple of rv clubs in the uk but never see any with youtube channels so it is a pain trying to source the information while looking at homes. Currently with travel not being to safe because of the corona abroad I'm still very tempted to holiday in this country as it seems the safest option
Wonder how practical these are in the UK and Europe, I'd hate to try and take it away from A roads. Still, very nice and seems like a lot for your money when you consider the step up from a ~70k van derived camper
I know this RV model from here in the US. Interesting to see it's offered in the UK (I am concluding this as you're posting the price in British Pounds). However, I am puzzled as the steering wheel is on the left hand side. What's up with that ?
It's undoubtedly a lovely place to spend quality time, but a 7l V8 petrol engine is going to cost thousands per year in fuel, not to mention tax. Plus, it would be a nightmare navigating that on tiny uk roads. Great for the US though.
Wow! That is a nice one! Strangely I like the regular house style door on the bathroom. What is it doing in the UK? Headed to Europe? Or just a US rig on British roads?
Been watching your videos love them. You boast channel is so much fun. But what the heck does HOB stand for? It does not show up in Google. Thanks for your hard work!
I love the interior. I find that some motorhomes have really dark interiors that just make it feel small. Dumb question. How come some motorhomes come with a petrol engine? Surely it's more expensive to run. Diesel has more low-end torque and can get better MPG. I know you're not driving it all the time but still, I never understand. I drive an 18-tonne truck with a 13 litre, 330hp engine, and on the motorway fully loaded it averages around 15mpg. I'm aware that you won't be driving it all the time but I bet the fuel tank is about 200 litres so will cost about £230 to fill up.
Hello Nick. Has RV camping always been popular in Great Britain or is it something gaining popular more recently? I ask because a German I met mentioned that RV camping is a very American thing and he never saw many growing up in Europe.
Maybe I'm old fashioned, but I hate it when they put TV's on the outside of RV's. There's nothing worse than going camping and ending up next to people who drove all the way out to the campsite to sit outside and watch TV... Or maybe I'm just an old curmudgeon :)
My Wife and I had a Flair and lived in it for almost 2 yrs, Lived on the road and saw 38 states in USA. We recommend doing it!
Did you ever boondock? Alternatively, how much did it cost to stay in a very upscale RV Ground with hook-up for a month?
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I've seen a lot of RV walkthroughs and this may be my most favorite motorhome layout and color scheme. Absolutely beautiful!
I agree, really good value for the price
It sleeps 6, but only seems to have seat belts for 2.
My wife and I really like the bed over the cockpit..we really like this MH..the price is great too..
7+ litre V8, I think filling that at the pump would call for "Open Wallet Surgery" lol. Great review once again Nick.
I'd be surprised if you got much more than 10mpg...
What else would you expect from U.S. where diesel is cheap and petrol even cheaper.
I wonder it it would be worth a LPG conversion
@@kebarosUK Plug in Hybrid perhaps hahaha
Amazing Motor home. 3 things I loved the most.
1. Barbecue space on the outside.
2. The space alloted for shower is perfect.
3. A family of 4 can comfortably stay in this Motor home.
Hi Nick. A proper mini coach motorhome. Exterior galley and entertainment, sleeps 6 people. Even with slide out (in) theres still plenty of room. Wow. Great walkthrough tour thanks 😊
What an appropriate alternatve site....Yachts on wheels. Excellent. And appreciate the extimate costs which saves me having to open another search for their cost range. Thank you, sir
My pleasure!
Brilliant motor home Nick. Plenty of space when side is powered out. Nice outside galley and TV setup. Looks great too ! 😊
Driving license before 97? Nick, I was barely ALIVE in 1997! Love this bus though. So smart inside!
I dont have even 1000$ in my account but still m watching your videos...4 videos back to back
Nice to see you on land, your boat tours are amazing.
You're very kind 🙂
Nick. 2 double beds, an outside kitchen and 3 TVs; all for £110,000. Wow!
Nice to know these can be driven without taking another test with a pre '97 licence. Great review as always.
The Big question is what is the unladen weigh of the motorhome. By the time you've put clothes etc etc in you'll most probably be overloaded. And just lately the police and dvla have been taking a interest in motorhomes I would say 95% of motorhomes are. You only have to look at them going down the M5 to Cornwall and Devon.
That little outside galley was brilliant.
I could definately live in this Nick! Amazing what the lighter wood and furnature do to a Motorhome, or boat for that matter. 👍
Fantastic! Loads of space. Unbelievable to think that I could drive that beast. The outdoor entertainment and kitchen is really nice touch. Very impressed by this Nick.
The outside kitchen and TV makes me wonder if you could have a camping tent on that side of the coach for campers.
And thank you Nick for this nice show of the Fleetwood Flair you can live in there, there are tiny houses smaller than this motorhome thank again
I love how brits know class and elegance. Always a pleasure
Love it, feels like every area has been thought through, rather than compromised. Loads of room, good sized beds, privacy, and great use of the outside space with the awning, kitchen and TV. Even the stying felt homely and modern.
In the UK you would probably prefer diesel, just for running cost purposes.
The best engineering I've seen
First time I saw a kitchen outside
Love it
Best one yet 😀
Very nice looking. I like that even with the slides in it's roomy.
Might be nice to us here in the UK, but I would definitely recommend if you're in the market for something like this, do proper research into them from other owners. These things are mass produced in the States and there are plenty of bad stories about build quality, slideout mechanism issues etc and poor warranty support. I'm not singling out this manufacturer, as there are many who build this class and size of motorhome. I'm just saying do research before you buy. Hope you can get proper warranty support here in the UK, and better service than they give in the USA. Also this thing is going to cost you a fortune in fuel at European fuel prices.
Nick, can you find a Class C motorhome maybe something from Nexus or Renegade based on a truck chassis.
Just ridiculous for the uk
What a brilliant motorhome 👍👍👍👍👍
The term „land yacht“ comes to mind. The outside kitchenette is brilliant.
Wow...the whole side can be slide out🙌
Just did the Discovery sailing yacht tour and now onto the landyacht tour. Thank you Nick! Have a lovely day!
You too!
Beautiful motor home and another good watch👍🏽
OMG THIS IS IT!! Perfect in every way!
Thank you Nick..
Not too long but thorough and clear..
👌👌👌
Outside kitchen is amazing!
6:57 "really BIG..." funny thing is, americans consider these SMALL! Great tour as usual, Nick. Cheers!
I do like the wood trim color. Thanks, Nick for the tour!
Thanks for watching!
Hello Nick, I am speechless, what an awesome bit of kit. Send it to my place thank you.🤣🤣👍Take care.
I really don't miss the shiny vinyl oak veneer plastered everywhere that these things usually have. This looks fresh and airy. I wouldn't be able to deal with the 5 MPG, but that's probably just me. Thanks for another great tour!
Great presentation as usual. Looks a fantastic machine. Would like to think I might own a motor home eventually. Currently mightily invested in caravan and car outfit. But vehicles like this are increasingly appealing to me.
very nice and well thought out
Great motorhome and price awesome tour Nick
Glad you enjoyed it
As a Brit living in North America, it always amazes me how keen Americans and Canadians are on old fashioned shaker style kitchens. I design kitchens for people who spend $40-50k on them for their newly built houses, only to have them replace the cupboard doors and drawer fronts with 1980s-style MFI shaker door fronts. Breaks my heart. Most of the time it’s because the owner genuinely has not been exposed to anything else in their life and so feels that any deviation from shaker is a dangerously risky move.
My boyfriend is American and can confirm they really are attached to those old fashioned dark woods. I’ve kind of learnt to see the charm in their love for it (like it’s almost classic now, it must remind them of their childhoods or something) but i do sometimes think, oh come on, change the record 😂
Wonderful Motor Nick Sir.. Looks stunning.. and looking great Sir..
An American motorhome done stylish and not in dark wood. I bet the owner is going to be very happy with this one
Kind of the perfect size for a couple or a small family. Great review as usual.
Amazing price. I had no idea that Class A's could be so affordable. I note the 2022 MRSP is 135K USD which is cheaper than many Class B RV's - most of which are closer to $200K. Of course the larger Class A will cost you more on gas and will be a little limited on where you can park but I would take this over any Class B.
Love the light contemporary interior styling. It really feels like a home on wheels.
Super c is best, diesel truck chassis , same size interior, but also a 10-15,000lb towing capacity. Much safer in an accident too.
I notice you call the pull out storage ''draws''!! I've noticed this in the last few videos of yours! The first time I heard them referred to as ''draws'' was when I lived in Essex. I've always known them as ''drawers''! Each to his own I guess. Thank you for producing these videos, I find them quite interesting even though I can't afford one, I'd love to live in one!
The er is silent
OMG finally a decent size motor home with a good size Ford engine & no 140/160 HP Fiat econobox that would get stuck at the bottom of a small hill. I’m surprised to see North American LH side drive unless it plans to see mostly Euro countries instead of UK. This is the type & style we see on this side of the pond for driving thousands of kilometres/miles. Good job Nick & lucky new owners of this fantastic piece of kit.
Of all the rv this one is the one for me, I love it, thank you very much 😊
Our pleasure!
I enjoyed watching the Video Review, The Ideal Motorhome for those heading to Motorsport Event
Glad you enjoyed it
Very nice motor home. Love the outside kitchen area and the inside was decorated nicely as well.👏🏼👍🏼👍🏼✌🏼🌎🙏🏼
Hey Nick! You should come to some of the RV shows here in the US! They’re everywhere!
Incredible. I can't recall any of Nick's boat reviews having a lowering bed feature. That was very clever. (I'm sure Nick can enlighten me on that.)
Now that’s a great looking RV! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Haha I just found this channel I thought you only did boats very cool
Great review as always...it would be fantastic if you could do meet the owner of some motor homes to see what some of these big ones are used for....
Lots of used ones in the US, buy one (smaller class ‘C’) and ship it back home!
Not expensive compared to some and surprisingly well thought out, especially the outside area for cooking and the like.
A life wish that I have a scarf like this one. Because, frankly, I do not have a private house or a car, so I liked this thing
Another great rv x
Excellent review and quality video subscribed
Welcome!
@@MOTAHOLIC what year was this model ??
I found the £ 110.000 asking price rather reasonable for such a mega-RV, until I heard it is powered by a petrol-V8. I think you will have to spend half of the sales price on petrol every year. Too bad it isn't diesel powered.
You can convert it to run on LPG ...
@@ioanpena How?
@@omarwilliams6729 Any gas engine can run on LPG . You find an authorised company that converts the engine to run on LPG . I own a Toyota Hybrid that runs on LPG
For the UK you need diesel, if you want it to run on LPG you need to find a BIG space for the tank. That petrol engine will probably do 5 mpg, a 6 ltr diesel would pull better and get you around 12 to 15 mpg. It's no good for UK fuel prices.
It's a MotorHOME. You're not supposed to be on the road every day are you?
I like these trailers and I hope to get one like it, I love to move
Nick on your next tour could you possibly show us one of the beds that you drop down the table to make?
Love it well nice I’d live in that full time
big enough to fit in a small crew cabin :-)
Id love one of these I've got an older 33footer
I'm never going to get that into the Waitrose car park!
The thing doesn't even have twin propellers and side thrusters or lower and upper deck, I don't know about this one. I subbed over here and now I will probly want one like I want a yacht real bad from watching your videos.
Really nice
Love the motor home
Hit me up next time you're in Miami we can do another Miami Vice tribute. Cheers brother!
that is fantastic for the money
Great mobile home nick ,HOWEVER....V8 petrol ,my name is not sheikh.....or have access to a petrol tanker !
Nick I love your vlogs with Princess boats will you be doing anymore anytime soon ps love the motorhome stroke bus 👌👍👍
Hope so!
Finally there's an RV with two microwaves.
OMG - this could be the one for us? Restrictions on the size in European campsites? How long from order to delivery?
looks like good value when compared with a high spec euro campervan
Looks great. My only question I suppose is, where can you drive and overnight, as it’s a biggie!?
Lovely motorhome. I've always been lead to believe that these have a 50amp electric cable or reel? If that's true does that mean you cant use electric hook ups at camp sites in the uk?
Most of the RVs imported into the UK are converted to 220/240 volt electrics BUT if you keep the American 'white goods' you can come across problems with the 50 hertz and 60 hertz difference in power supply when using shore power. Conversely if you change to UK white goods you can come across problems using the American generator.
You can easily change to LPG for automotive power but make sure you fit a filler pipe on both sides of the RV. It is a pain trying to get the RV into a small filling station only to find the LPG filler pipe is on the wrong side of the RV to the pump!
Finally check ahead with the campsite to make sure they have a big enough pitch to accommodate you - many do not.
We lived in our 36 foot quad slide in the UK for seven years and enjoyed every minute of it - but that was when diesel was less then 77p per litre!
@@dickkingswell5249 thank you for explaining that. I've been looking at motorhomes for a while but have never seen anyone really in the uk show anything like that or explain dumping stations as every one has a cassette toilet. Even filling up a 100 gallon fresh water tank and how long it takes, grey water I've seen and do believe its black first then grey to clean the pipe out. Never seen any body on youtube who posts videos while in the motor home in the uk. Oh and currently looking at bunk bed mohomes as ideally that's what I'd need. Thank you for your reply
@@garybeaumont543 depending on which site you go to is whether you need to fill up your fresh water tank or not! Simply, because most RVs have a fresh water inlet (labelled City Water) which you can connect direct to a tap and this will give you fresh water throughout the vehicle - bypassing the tank. However if you do not have direct access to a tap on your pitch then you also have to consider how much water you are going to need for your stay on that pitch - you do NOT want to travel with 80 to 100 gallons of water on board when water weighs 10lbs or so per gallon and the cost of fuel today.
Secondly if you are on a fully serviced pitch you may well have access to a black dump pipe where you can connect direct to a sewer outlet. However, if you do connect directly to the 'black' pipe do NOT open the black cock and leave it open - the effluent will flush down into the black tank OK but all the liquids will immediately drain away leaving an ever growing pile of solids in the bottom of the tank. This will form a pyramid which will soon build up into a blockage. Open the black cock every couple of days or so and the liquid will help flush out the solids - alternately purchase a 'Macerator' which will churn the sewage into a soup which you can legally drop down a grey water pipe (although not many people choose to do that!)
@@dickkingswell5249 thank you for being so informative. I didnt know half of that but was sure on a few bits. I've seen a couple of rv clubs in the uk but never see any with youtube channels so it is a pain trying to source the information while looking at homes. Currently with travel not being to safe because of the corona abroad I'm still very tempted to holiday in this country as it seems the safest option
@@garybeaumont543 We lived full time in our RV for 7 years and wrote a book on it but I wouldn't want to usurp Nick's thunder!
This amazing motor home
Hello. Have a safe blessed day! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Biutiful colour bus
A lovely vehicle however the problem in the UK would be finding a campsite that has a big enough pitch to accommodate it.
This motorhome has more TVs than my house! 😂
Wonder how practical these are in the UK and Europe, I'd hate to try and take it away from A roads. Still, very nice and seems like a lot for your money when you consider the step up from a ~70k van derived camper
Niec Mercedes Benz car you have ,cool😁
How much would this be in American dollars, please? Beautiful unit.
I know this RV model from here in the US. Interesting to see it's offered in the UK (I am concluding this as you're posting the price in British Pounds). However, I am puzzled as the steering wheel is on the left hand side. What's up with that ?
You can do all in this vehicle, with a vehicle half the size and half the money
Which is fantastic, if you want a vehicle half the size. People who buy one this size tend to want one this size... 🙂
@@MOTAHOLIC well shut my mouth!
It's undoubtedly a lovely place to spend quality time, but a 7l V8 petrol engine is going to cost thousands per year in fuel, not to mention tax. Plus, it would be a nightmare navigating that on tiny uk roads. Great for the US though.
Gracias!!😻😻😻😻💞
Wow! That is a nice one! Strangely I like the regular house style door on the bathroom. What is it doing in the UK? Headed to Europe? Or just a US rig on British roads?
It's Canadian you tweeb!
@@omarwilliams6729 Six of one, half dozen of the other, Omar.
And no mooring fees!
Been watching your videos love them. You boast channel is so much fun. But what the heck does HOB stand for? It does not show up in Google. Thanks for your hard work!
Here you go:
hob1
/hɒb/
noun
1.
BRITISH
a cooking appliance, or the flat top part of a cooker, with hotplates or burners.
@@MOTAHOLIC Thanks been hearing you saying it forever. Googled it and all, nothing. Thought you made it up. ha
Делайте побольше обзоров на подобные автобусы))
I love the interior. I find that some motorhomes have really dark interiors that just make it feel small.
Dumb question. How come some motorhomes come with a petrol engine? Surely it's more expensive to run. Diesel has more low-end torque and can get better MPG. I know you're not driving it all the time but still, I never understand. I drive an 18-tonne truck with a 13 litre, 330hp engine, and on the motorway fully loaded it averages around 15mpg.
I'm aware that you won't be driving it all the time but I bet the fuel tank is about 200 litres so will cost about £230 to fill up.
Hey nick any idea what it would cost to change it to right hand drive ta c
Hello Nick. Has RV camping always been popular in Great Britain or is it something gaining popular more recently? I ask because a German I met mentioned that RV camping is a very American thing and he never saw many growing up in Europe.
Nice. I presume fuel consumption is measured in gallons per mile with that engine though?!
I thought you were going to say day-heads😂
Maybe I'm old fashioned, but I hate it when they put TV's on the outside of RV's. There's nothing worse than going camping and ending up next to people who drove all the way out to the campsite to sit outside and watch TV...
Or maybe I'm just an old curmudgeon :)
I used to think so too, but honestly it's fantastic to put on a movie late at night outside under the stars with a fire going next to you.
It's a wash hand Basin, not a sink. A sink is what you find in a kitchen. You wash dishes in a sink. Ken Plumber 👍