Where the Industry may be going

[Rocket Heart]

Here's the latest from Workhorse and Damon:

http://www.taigmarks.com/workhorse/WCC-1939/w16d.html

Basically downsizing.

[Rocket Heart]

Here's the latest from Workhorse and Damon:

http://www.taigmarks.com/workhorse/WCC-1939/w16d.html

Basically downsizing.

[SeeTheUSA]

And here's some pictures of the rig, and a floor plan, too:

http://www.damonrv.com/avanti/AVANTI-flyer.pdf

[Finhawk]

Avanti? Kinda goes back to Studebaker, doesn't it? They had a lot of innovative stuff but people couldn't accept change. I wonder if these guys will have the same problem?

[Izzyblueye]

Looks good to me. Reminds me of the Winnebago Elantra of yesteryear.

[becks]

It will indeed be interesting to see if this approach catches on and if other builders adopt it. Storage and CCC would be my concern.

[two2go]

Come on RV designers. Does "European style" mean useless kitchens with little bowl sinks and 2-burner hot plates? Our 1978 class C had a full size double sink, a 4-burner range with oven, and still managed a full bath, dinette, couch, decent closet, double bed, and room for two people to pass, all in 20 ft. and no slide-out!
We instantly reject any RV that puts style over function. A 31 ft. coach with a slide provides enough real estate for decent liveability. This Avanti plan doesn't cut it for me. The concept is good, but we want liveability too.