Because many manufacturers aim to replicate Winnebago’s significant level of quality, we are often asked what the differences are between Winnebago’s and other manufacturer’s coaches that have similar floorplans or are built on the same chassis. One such example of this includes the Class C Motorhomes, the Winnebago EKKO and the Transit Coachmen Cross Trail.
For those looking at purchasing from a private party versus a dealer there are some considerations you will want to take to ensure you are making the best long-term ownership decision.
Hannah Anderson has recently joined Lichtsinn RV in Forest City, Iowa, as an Accounting Analyst. Anderson is a graduate of Forest City High School and recently attended Wartburg College where she graduated with a degree in Business Administration with concentration in Marketing and Sports Management. She also minored in Leadership and played on the women’s basketball team.
Rachael Kobriger has recently joined Lichtsinn RV in Forest City, Iowa, in the RV Finishing and Quality Control department. She grew up in Owatonna, Minnesota and attended the University of Phoenix where she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Healthcare Administration.
Over the years, Winnebago has released limited editions of a few of their motorhomes – you may remember the National Park Foundation Winnebago Travato from 2020. The manufacturer’s 2023 lineup includes another National Park Foundation limited edition, the Winnebago Solis National Park Foundation Edition.
Winnebago has become a household name in the RV industry because they provide superior quality, innovations, and service, and other RV manufacturers often try to replicate this level of quality. One such example of this disparity in quality involves the Winnebago Solis and Roadtrek Zion Slumber.
The Winnebago Boldt is a Class B Diesel RV built on the Mercedes VS30 Sprinter Chassis. The Boldt boasts many four-season features, so you can comfortably travel in your Boldt regardless of the weather. Learn about these features in our Blog.
Leveling your rig is just one of the main reasons invest in leveling pads for your Motorhome or Fifth Wheel. However, given the size and weight of modern RVs, the health of our nation’s roads, sidewalks, and driveways are also at risk.
The all-season Winnebago EKKO is not only a power house for rugged, off-grid adventures – it also boasts all the comforts of home. Built on the dependable Ford Transit chassis, the EKKO combines the efficiency of a camper van, the added capacity of a Class C coach, and the enhanced capability of all-wheel-drive. Continue reading to meet the Winnebago EKKO and learn more about its key features and benefits.
We are asked frequently “Is this Winnebago Class B 4WD?” We do have a number of RVs that are available with 4WD. Before deciding on a 4WD RV however, you may want to first ask yourself do you really need a 4WD RV? In this blog we review Winnebago Class B 4WD RVs and decision points on if you need one.