2020 Airstream Atlas Tommy Bahama Walkthrough by Performance Motorcoaches

[@JohnnyC10071959]

WOuld someone tell me why people "thumbs down" a video? I mean I understand not liking the rig but the man took his time to create and edit a video for our use and (in my case enjoyment). If you don't like it, just leave. Thumbs-down seems rude too me.

[@josephpockey8421]

My wife and I watch your videos and all I can say is, fanfriggintastical job at showing and demonstrating all your products. We would love to drive out there and test drive a super -c if given the opportunity .

[@kanji5519]

The best Interior and Exterior Class B Motorhome design that i have ever seen and your review is better than the old man in Airstream South Florida

[@D13fs]

It would be nice if the exterior storage compartment doors weren't in the way when they are open. Looks very awkward to put things in and take things out. For the price it should be designed better. But it does look nice.

[@recordingmastering]

It's a lovely motor home, but, hardly any counter space for cooking at all. imho, if the Atlas went with a full wall slide option, you'd have enough room for a decent size kitchen counter exactly where the pop-up TV is now + couch/Murphy bed etc...

[@runnercamper]

How much does it cost?

[@judyfree6815]

No table?!

[@robertbellamy1274]

Full disclosure I have never owned an RV however, the 188 horsepower this unit has does not seem to be enough to pull this RV let alone tow a trailer or a boat. Does anyone know how much torque this unit has?

[@Performancetx]

The 6 cylinder Mercedes diesel has plenty of power. I’ve towed ski boats back from California plenty of times with Sprinter....they do well

[@recordingmastering]

​ @Performancetx Sprinters have plenty-o-power for this size of motor home. We own one of the older ones with less HP and it is totally fine going up mountains. We pass Class A's all the time.

[@lass-inangeles7564]

Good tour, you showed us a lot, thank you! Photography would have been nicer if inside of storage hatches, bathroom and wardrobe cabinets had been shown in more detail. A bit too much talk. Less is better.