all those you said matter to me and that's why I'm choosing Airstream over any other brands ! i would pay more and resale value will return some of it if one day you choose to sell it ( i would not) ! that's 10/10

I will take CNC computer machined over handmade everyday.

they are narcist aholes

Modern Airstreams are junk compared to older models... NOT the same...🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

#1.Reason ITS FKN BEAUTIFUL!!!!

Would I send 160K for an airstream, No. 100K for a good use one, yes because some else took the hit on the depreciation. And I would most likely recoup my investment when I good to sell it.

yea I own a bake potato and I love it best trailer I ever pulled I forget its there sometime on the interstate

Thanks for the quick tour!

They last forever and don’t leak like every other travel trailer.

Definitely built to last

After your first hailstorm, better buy a guitar so you can sing the ding ding blues.

My dad bought a custom one last year and it's awesome! But he did spend a lot on it.

Very nice presentation! Short and to the point. Thank you from a new subscriber.

poseurs with more money than brains.

Did I just see the price of this 25 ft for 167,000

New Airstream trailers are not the old ones

They "used to be" well built and reliable.

too bad Thor owns them. Not a great selling point.

The real question is why would anyone buy any of the cheap garbage masquerading as travel trailers. The only trailers built good are Australian off road trailers like the Bruder

Now that is my kind of RV!!

I have to, say I was expecting more when he walked through the door to this nice looking trailer. No wow factors for me in the interior.

I get the quality argument but why buy new if they are built so well?

Wow! a dream camper!

I would buy it if it had a 12 volt frig

162k??!?!?? NEVER how ridiculous

I don't know.

I'm sure all that is true but its a tin can with zero room. They look fantastic for a weekend warrior with money but full-timing would be miserable in an Airstream. One thing is for certain, they're built better than anything else on the RV market.

I had an older 1975 Tradewind 25'. Mint condition. Real conversation piece at the campground. Then I ran into somebody with a vintage Holiday Rambler. I was impressed. So I ended up getting a 1986 HR Presidential 29'. In my opinion, the HR product back in the day was far superior to any Airstream. I still have the HR. Love it.

If the boss would let me sell our Rockwood TT & my SD F-250, I'd buy this immediately. So much easier for setup and take down on the campsite, not to mention being able to access the bathroom and kitchen while going down the road. Definitely a winner, nice review as well, Sir!!

Roofs dont leak?

Apparently I like being in debt… 🤦

Love the sunglasses.

Your comment regarding “artisan cut windows” is absolute nonsense. You can’t out cut a CNC machine. You probably can’t even outcut a stamping die. Same with the door, really. It’s just about tolerances, material selection, and QC.

Nope

Airstream no doubt worth every penny pull it beside any other make and compare quality and material s. This trailer is 100%quality. Not trying to be the cheapest

remove the 2 passenger seats and make the bathroom bigger

Airstream has the lowest poor quality

Are airstreams greater than 10 years old turned away from today’s RV Resorts?

None of those reasons justify spending silly money on Airstream's cramped interior layout. They're nothing but a status symbol. But nice try.

Probably the same reason people buy Vdubs

It’s actually kind of a falsehood that they last a long time. They are worth a lot.. therefore people will maintain them and _restore_ them.. making them last a long time. These are like aircraft. Constructed the same way, worth a lot, and relatively rare. Aircraft have to deal with a constant battle against corrosion. Where steel will often just surface rust and then be the same for the next several decades (unless it’s in a salt environment)… aluminum corrosion is like cancer. Once it starts it doesn’t stop. I worked in an aircraft shop for years repairing and restoring aircraft and we had an Airstream trailer in there once from the 70s (this was the 2000s). It was a piece of junk! But.. because they are worth so much.. it was “worth it” to spend tens of thousands of dollars in repairs to fix it. But what it’s worth only matters two times. When you’re buying it, and when you’re selling it. If you’re going to keep something for a long time the only value is the intrinsic one.. how well does it do what it does? For me.. I don’t want to spend that amount of money on an RV. I also want something that’s square so you have more room inside for cabinets and bunks. What it’s worth doesn’t matter to me. I paid $3500 for an old motorhome. I’ve put far more than that into it maintaining it. It’s 37 years old and still in great shape (no leaks, no rust, runs great) so to get another 20 or more years out of it will be nothing.

It's not hard to do interior design that looks better than all the 80's country kitchen crap other manufacturers offer.

Perfect! Thanks, Love your videos!

Way too small for the price. Buy the airstream trailer and a nice tow vehicle and SAVE MONEY

Air stream!!

Any bumper pull toy haulers on the lot? Under 30ft

Small (26’-28’) travel trailers

Doesn’t take much searching to find quality issues with the current airstreams. They like many are coasting on a reputation made years ago which simply no longer applies.

For a single person in 2024, this has everything you need and nothing you don't. The switch to a 12V fridge reduces the propane demand off grid. I'd prefer the Granite Ridge, but as someone in my 60's who just wants to get the heck out of Phoenix in the summer this model makes a lot of sense. Heck, I'd prefer the same floorplan with no slide. That 100K price difference makes a few lithium batteries, solar panels Star-link and We-boost post purchase attractive from a dispersed camping standpoint. Let's be honest, both are graded road "off grid" campers. The only real advantage, at it's price point, of the Granite Ridge is it's battery capacity. Upgrade the damn batteries and run the generator. 100K buys a lot of gas. If you are a full hookup camp ground kind of person the choice is easy. If I was made of money, Granit Ridge all day every day. Since I am not, a class C with a generator makes more sense.

So what I got out of this is that airstreams are expensive because the customers don't negotiate and a salesman like this guy is happy to take them to the cleaners! Also ends the video by admitting that it's a cult after starting by saying it is not. Great vid