NEW 2021 Jayco Swift Class B Motorhome | $475 Per Month or $89,674

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[@RDStudios]

Nice rig, but 90k? F that. Just buy a used traditional van and build it to your needs and save a ton of cash.

[@alholds]

@@Pedro-0839 hello! You would save cash doing it yourself

[@orlandisd]

@@alholds No You Won't

[@captainjackkay3132]

How about the people that don't have the needed skills to build your on .

[@RDStudios]

@@captainjackkay3132 Then you save some cash and hire someone to build you a bed. Then save a little more and hire someone to build you a few cabinets and a sink if you want.

[@RDStudios]

@@orlandisd You can build a bed, some cabinets, sink, etc for well under $10k and have money left over. If you can't build it yourself there are a lot of handy men and women that can be hired and still be way under $20k.

[@randyfocht737]

Many years ago 50+, I had planned to buy a motor home, so that I could travel and perform. However, once I had calculated the cost of fuel, and adding the cost of purchase AND maintenance, it was actually cheaper to sleep at Hotel 6, and have more room, a better bed, and a better shower/bath. Then, drive a smaller car with a suitcase from place to place.

[@JamesSmith-ui2hv]

do you own a Hotel and hate competition ?

[@ronrendon]

@@JamesSmith-ui2hv do you know how to do math?

[@jamescoleakaericunderwood2503]

Especially nowadays economical car is the only way to fly....

[@gadaffi1000]

go electric/hybrid.

[@wildestcowboy2668]

@@gadaffi1000 Go buck naked

[@FelipeElGatoBustamanteRenda]

These are nice - but for some reason I watch SO MANY videos showcasing European motorhomes of the same class and they always seem so much better in quality and interior design and don't seem afraid to break away from traditional layouts and interiors. American vehicles just seem like updated versions of 70's and 80's models.

[@constancekang9914]

Cuz the RV industry is owned by old people and serve majority senior citizens

[@onemoreday1550]

Exactly. USA produced junk now

[@beverlybalius9303]

The forgien vans don’t pass safety and quality inspections for America ,, they are not allowed,,, a few are.

[@DC-cv9ch]

"X z zz#x"+.@@beverlybalius9303 "

[@asdadasdasd4594]

@@beverlybalius9303 Nonsense. European standards are much higher. Just look at construction code or emission regulations in Germany! You have no clue.

[@tariquesiddique1948]

This is good for people who work far from home. They can work 5 days and live onsite, drive home on weekends. Save on renting a room and gas plus commute time.

[@CJS-ky2zf]

Living in this 5 days a week for anything more than a couple of weeks would kill me.

[@joshtutor5606]

Why would anyone pay this much rather than just move closer to work?...It would take decades before it would make sense economically.

[@dabprod]

I have a 91 Coachmen Class B I paid $5K for 6-7 years ago that beats this thing hands down.

[@kwik2hear915]

This is not worth 90k!!!!

[@JohnDoe-sx2zk]

@@kwik2hear915 its not worth 9 dollars

[@glendathegoodwitch6987]

I'm sure you break down frequently.

[@dabprod]

@@glendathegoodwitch6987 NOPE.......this is my third motor home, and none of them have ever left me stranded, Broke Down. I keep everything serviced and mechanically sound and they have served me well. And I keep all that extra $$$ in my pocket.

[@Dahon5]

On the website, they increased the price to 127,800

[@mt-nv4jd]

I bought a like new Grand Caravan for $17k. Carries plenty of camping gear. Works for me.

[@GiantMeteor2024]

🍻 🏕

[@lindalentz5093]

Now they want 30,000. Prices have become ridiculous for vans, if you can find them.

[@stephenschuit7880]

Some people like new vehicles and the ability to stand up. If you're 6'1" you can stand comfortably in that van.

[@GiantMeteor2024]

@@stephenschuit7880 What do I need to stand up for in my van? 🤔

[@PBTexasBoy]

@@GiantMeteor2024 😆😆

[@lonelylantern9135]

Love that lay out for a class B. So much better than shower in the middle, feels much more spacious and means you can easily open back doors to dry it all

[@DiogenesNephew]

Problem is no space for bigger cargo.

[@dsbmwhacker]

We "full time" in a large diesel 3 slide RV, but also have a 19' Class B for our exploring. We looked at new Class B's but decided it was much smarter to purchase an older, low mileage, used Class B. We found one in the $10k range that has been great and doesn't cost much to maintain or insure.

[@alwaysontimewithnic]

Was it a private seller? Or a local dealer ?

[@aquariansun2267]

I am interested in getting more information; what is the year, make and model of your class B ? Please and Thank you

[@mgtowjitow871]

I'd rather find a nice sprinter under 15k..do the buildout myself.. Although if you are not handy.. I'd rather spend 425 month on this than 600 month for a room!! Thanks for the video

[@NVRLNDN]

Fuel to run this beast is going to cost you $500 a month. If you dont own land, you'll need to find the 1% of Land designated for you to park on for free, or else add another $500 a month for a Parking spot.

[@BBBYpsi]

good luck finding a place that can actually work on that sprinter van. Most Mercedes dealers do not have the right space to work on those sprinter vans & if it is diesel it will cost you a arm & leg just for a oil change. Do some real research on this stuff.

[@2BOutspoken]

This van is cheaply made it’s crap I’ve seen so many better ones for so much less money

[@BBBYpsi]

@@2BOutspoken Jayco is middle of the road for travel trailers. Keystone,Coleman,Forrest River all garbage. Top of the line travel trailers both bumper & 5th wheel would be Airstream & Grand Design.

[@MrRoundthetwist]

@@BBBYpsi good to know! I am new to this market no clue what is quality and what is not

[@AlexisLopez-fs2tk]

Having no generator is a big disadvantage as well as the small refrigerator, I think is very overpriced for what it offers, for me it's not worthy!

[@frankmundo4300]

Yup 90k lmao

[@carolcatchychanneltipsandt1448]

But, you have solar on top

[@TheCrazyBarn]

@@carolcatchychanneltipsandt1448 it's not always sunny.

[@mistycunningham3847]

This model does have a generator

[@nowar458]

I agree. It sucks

[@roberth3094]

Your right about the fridge. I would just have a 12v cooler as a extra.

[@MrLou8888]

What I really like about this video is the honesty. The gentleman points out the positive and the negative.

[@inspirationalnomad]

Thank you 👍

[@ReapeRayne]

I still think making your own is the best way than a pre-made

[@FatalChaz33]

He gives the walk through like my old uncle. Seems annoyed by those eating out all the time, he's clearly not impressed with the $90K price tag. I love how he offers the advice to live cheap and just get a van. I was waiting for him to complain about kids these days and their Rock N' Roll when he got to the CD player. lol This was enjoyable.

[@ChristianTravelers]

Jayco Swift 20T length = 20' 11". That monthly price is for 20 years - just FYI. Compare versus Gulfstream "B Touring Cruiser 5210" (22' 1") $76,978 our best value pick with a somewhat similar floorplan. It is a Class C (B+) Ford E-350 so you will not get as good of gas mileage but for the additional 1' 2" and $12,696 less you get a very superior dry bath (separate shower, solid door), full-size RV refrigerator, superior galley with 3 burners and a double sink, and two jack-knife sofas and a Cummings Onan 4.0 KW generator. Also, as of this writing, there are used units for significantly less like the 2017 in Virginia with 5,345 miles for $59,900. So, if you're serious about camping, this would seem to us the way to go.

[@WodiesDad]

Hello! I'm in Virginia and would love to hear more about the deal you mentioned.

[@duketinntinn8498]

Thanks I checked out that Gulfstream and it is the set-up that I like. Preciate your posting

[@michaelbryant2071]

I was guessing 10 years. 20 years is absurd. Buy van build out yourself for 1/2 the cost. Mfgrs. Pricing themselves out of market.

[@kallasusort2986]

I like the old ones much better - not much thought went into the new ones. They need to hire some of the tech guys that live full time in their vans - they do amazing work and innovative.

[@psmauney5915]

Thanks for the great walkthrough! We are excited that another manufacturer is offering a Class B! We wish manufacturers would also offer more " shorties" (e.g.,18 - 19 ft) for people whose neighborhoods are overly picky about van length and height.

[@inspirationalnomad]

Thank you.. yes I agree hopefully more short class b rvs will hit the market 🚐✌

[@philsmidwestclassiccars150]

They do have that newer RV called a "Pocket". I believe it was 18' 9". It was pretty basic with a simple "Porta-Potty" & no hot water. Listing at around $200,000.

[@insightandintuition276]

Fridge is way too small don’t like that it’s on the floor and I can’t tolerate propane or gas I want an invection for asthma😮

[@ottoperez2597]

Wow this is an awesome offer for someone like me who is retired on a fixed income. I need to check out insurance and gas and where to park it. I feel as if I'm one step away from being homeless and I'm not very good at asking for money on a street corner with a cardboard box saying God bless you..

[@darrellee4953]

It’s obvious the interior designers of this van (and many others) have never spent one week, month etc. living in an car, suv, van, camper van RV etc. Its really sad to see how badly designed these $100,000 vehicles are.

[@OldSchoolOriginalGameDogs]

I was just thinking. VERY sad for 80 plus, one can make their Own n have more room for way less

[@glife8478]

I agree they put so much in the bed area but most of the time you don't need that you need space

[@chriscostello5094]

To avoid the cliche but European mfg's would had a different =more practical than two benches ....and a shitty shower

[@ravenone6255]

At that price better to get a full size RV

[@oneanddonetzone3673]

Camping with white seats dear god

[@chloesamclutch]

Personally I'd rather find a 70s or 80s van and customize it using some of the features like the vent fan, but still keeping the classic looks of the old custom vans. Wouldn't necessarily be a camper van but one a couple could travel around in and sleep in.

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

Yep, for $90,000 I'm highly unimpressed.

[@rosalindalove9718]

It’s beautiful but I wouldn’t pay that kind of money for it and either $90,000 add a little bit more and you have a big home you can drive your car traveling. I believe a lot of these companies are exaggerating in their prices. I would rather buy a big van with a pop up and converted myself and probably it wouldn’t run me more than 30,000

[@theoracle6881]

Exactly and a preowned van would be significantly less expensive even if you went with only a 2 year old one.

[@RVAmerica]

Great tour! We like the extra space our class C gives us. Danny and Lynn

[@Snow-qv1kr]

Right honestly why bother buying a puny 90k motor home van when you can make your own bigger motor home van for far cheaper

[@dtp-frostyyy4633]

Everyday I get one step closer to this lifestyle maybe even a big 5th wheel as I have my wife and son but trying to talk my wife into is tough I really wanna do this lol

[@AliceA333]

I'm not crazy about it, I feel like I could do better with a van/tiny house and not spend 90k. My apartment is only 900 a month, this (after gas/parking) would be more than my 2 bedroom in Philly

[@NeverTalkToCops1]

Finally, someone with sense!

[@zebadiahhill5180]

You don't always pay for parking

[@AliceA333]

@@zebadiahhill5180 you don't always pay for parking with one that isn't 90k

[@zedmak]

This is better u can pay this for 3-5yrs and then sell it, and if undo ur services it will be in excellent condition, u have nothing to gain when u pay someone else’s mortgage.

[@AliceA333]

@@zedmak yeah I don't plan to stay in the apartment, I'm just staying for now because I don't want to leap into anything. I had my son when I was a young teen & when he goes off to college soon, me and my husband could prob live in a camper... we use about 5 square feet of the apartment & the rest collects dust. There's never a moment when my husband's in one room & I'm in the other, we've spent years valuing our time together & all this space just makes NO sense for us. We're in our early 30s & I don't want to be here in a year.

[@teetrav]

My dad sold these for many years before he died few years ago ☹. Never wanted me to get one due to headache of cost maintenance storage etc.....not to mention Dodge/Ram name was iffy reliability at best...This thing is more like a mortgage on the side of the road!!! Same maintenance as a 🏠 house..

[@jml9550]

But most people signs now and worry about consequences later. By year 5, this thing will be so under the water.

[@teetrav]

Yes. This is a huge problem

[@jml9550]

@@teetrav yep. This is a toy if you can afford the maintenance, fuel, parking…….cost. But for full time living with 20 years payment? Pure insanity.

[@barbarasingh8708]

beautiful, if u can afford it then get it, I have a ford van and I love it, even it's getting older we will try to use until the end, every cent counts lots of space I dont believe in throwing out what I have to buy again

[@ventclinic945]

Im a traveler who works in different states...this is perfect

[@cashonly6117]

Well thank you for posting the price in the title, very rare for someone to do that or they want you to watch and try and figure out where in the hell they mention it in the video. So, nice van. Don't like the bed layout but I do like the bathroom, shower in the back.

[@inspirationalnomad]

Thank you ✌

[@TheZozz999]

For vacation and camping trips, this would be ok. For van life, I hate it. Most van lifers make use of every nook and cranny, or make unique builds for their specific needs. This won't give you that.

[@pajerofan22]

I agree. Most van life people want a cheaper vehicle to avoid making payments and also want a bare bones vehicle. It would be a love/hate thing to buy this and tear the inside apart to set it up how you want

[@BPoweredLove]

Depends on who you are and what that person's needs are. I am not challenging that this isn't the van for you, but I wouldn't think it wouldn't work for some people.

[@GregRickard]

What i see is that it's not custom to what you need. There's no way i'd need a dual burner stove or a microwave. As you say, good weekender for rich people.

[@Beck-Stein]

Most van lifers are fake too. Not many actually live in a van more than a week.

[@burly636]

Have you tried to buy a van for it? I am still looking, not for van life, just to travel.

[@user-cb6ek1fd8j]

Love this!! I could definitely live in it, it’s a dream for me. Beautiful job, Jayco!

[@karinebuinier8351]

The driver & passenger sits look awsome! 😎

[@danoc51]

I see Class B's as a good solution for those who travel most days (as opposed who stay at camp sites for a few days at a time). It let's you fit in parking spots and avoids the hassle of towing. If one sets up camp a few days at a time, a trailer seems to be a better solution (let's you roam using the tow vehicle). Such a rig shines when traveling the country for the summer and visiting a new place every day.

[@inspirationalnomad]

Exactly brother, you totally get the purpose & functionality!!.. each different type of RV works best in a certain particular lifestyle.. that's why I tend to look at an RV lot with a travel trailer because I mainly want to be in Florida and only travel on occasion or to avoid a hurricane 🌀😉🙏

[@wizeb8282]

Good point on purpose !

[@nolodudes78]

Class B ?

[@endofsociety]

I was in the market for rvs prior to 2021. Class B’s always intrigued me but the prices were and are still outrageous. If I had found 1 for this price, I probably would’ve snatched it up. Thank goodness I didn’t though. With skyrocketing prices on everything, I would’ve been in trouble.

[@markgurley821]

i was thinking of getting a camper but don't know what to get. the class B really caught my attention seeing them around some places. i just finally became debt free paying off my house and really don't want to pay such a high price for something like this that cost more than my double wide 25 years ago. several years back pop-up tents were $6000 and now through the roof. but i may just have to settle for a pop up or a regular tent. why pay so much for an rv? it would seem to me that it would be cheaper to get a motel, but i guess that depends on what your lifestyle it too. i look at some of these campers and think, how do people afford these prices. i can't pay $80000 for a pickup just to buy a travel trailer that's high dollar also. i look at them and say, maybe, if i win the lottery, but if i did win the lottery., i could just buy a nice car and just stay in a luxury motel and not worry about pulling something behind me, and that's why i really thought about the class B anyway, not having to pull something behind me. i spend all week pulling something behind me every week driving my 18-wheeler. i am selling my truck anyway and going back to company driving because of high fuel cost and they don't want me to haul their freight for what it should be, the brokers want all of the money and the shippers don't want to pay nothing.

[@ldub4000]

What space alien magic is this? Small van on the outside, studio apartment in the inside! And highway drivable!

[@guardianmn]

I wish one day manufacturer would make these plug-in hybrid- awesome.

[@sheilarogers8719]

Would prefer bottom storage, and a bed that lowers from ceiling when needed

[@six19panda]

Your looking to spend about 2 times this price then if your thinking revel

[@brianct7801]

You could build a much more efficient, feature-rich van for well under $89k. Get a Ram ProMaster for 35k and invest $10-12k in the build-out. Boom - a better product for $45-$48k

[@wc7715]

Thank you, we have been wanting to decide what we want and you did a good job showing the good and bad.

[@inspirationalnomad]

Thank you very much, I truly appreciate your positive comment. Best of luck to you on your decision 🙏✌️

[@patvalenti9883]

Makes sense especially today. No real-estate taxes bug out when the shf

[@kayo.cart3]

I'm sure happy he explained this so well. I assumed wetbath was a real shower but he said everything gets wet. I didn't know that. Plus I appreciate a brief walk around. Some spend 20 minutes talking about the outside when I really want to see what's inside. Thank you. I do like this vehicle but it seems like it should come with shades. 90 thousand seems reasonable for two people. I would like to visit every state for a week.

[@inspirationalnomad]

Thank you ✌️

[@chaosncheckt9356]

It is a nice layout but a couple of things to consider. The passenger seat swivels but not the drivers', so to eat with your spouse, you will have to set up one of the center aisle tables. In explaining the wet bath, he failed to point his camera to the ceiling. We have a small tear drop trailer with a wetbath, but the shower curtain can be pulled around so the only portion of the actual bathroom getting wet is the shower handles. By not seeing the ceiling I can't tell if there is a 360 rail or not. The term self contained in many RVers mind means self contained to include providing your own power. He mentions solar but its unclear what the solar will power. In many rigs, it will provide sufficient power for lights and possibly the fridge. I didn't hear him say whether the fridge was dual power or not; meaning solar, electric, or propane. Pricey for a non 4x4 rig so you'll have to be smart where you park. If you are adventurous, this 2xwheel drive option and not having sufficient solar/battery or an onboard generator probably isn't for you. It comes down to the type of camping someone wants to do. I encourage my friends who want to start RVing, to rent a rig first. Go small, make a multiple stop trip, see how things work. Pulling a trailer has it's advantages - you have a vehicle to go explore, insurance and maintenance is less, but the downside is you are towing.

[@truthteller1499]

Honestly that price isn't bad at all. I make that weekly for my third job.

[@ironmikehallowween]

I like it. It is more than anyone really needs and is fairly practical.

[@gardenmusical2647]

This is so great for camping. Love it!!!!!

[@Lisa-kz7vw]

I love it definitely would go this route if I decided to do vanlife and travel. I definitely would have a backup plan because I don't know how long that lifestyle would last for me if something broke down or I had to many problems with finding places to stay or camp out or scary situations I would be over it. I think for short term it's a great idea but costly and there's gas, maintenance and other expenses that can occur as you mentioned.

[@inspirationalnomad]

Thank you... definitely need to calculate the costs and consider all factors ✌

[@Peteeboy2011]

It’s a dodge electric and brake issues guaranteed

[@ChristianTravelers]

Don't worry that much! We have been half-timing (6 months per year) since 1995 and have never been in a "scary" situation. If you are traveling as a single woman there are women's caravans that you can join to help relieve anxiety of traveling alone (see Cheap RV Living channel for more information). Full disclosure, we have broken down but never with a "new" rig. The cost is dependent if you are going to live in an RV or be a tourist in an RV. The less distance you drive, the less it costs. Our current monthly cost is about $1500/month including $420 for RV payment and $80 for insurance but not including repairs and maintenance and medical insurance for Vicki.

[@smallnuts2]

Thats why it's better to get a minivan or a regular vehicle with a instant tent. Your completely stealth. Were with these, everybody knows you sleep in there.

[@mrfuriouser]

@@Peteeboy2011 This ain't the 70s, bro.

[@neilreid2298]

I'd way rather get a used Class A than dropping $90K on a van that is incredibly cramped and difficult to use. Look at it another way- at $90K you could stay in a hotel at $275/night for a year.

[@harleydeclue2456]

Then that year would be over and you’d be fucked. But this price point is ridiculous for what you get.

[@pntbtr]

Very thorough and concise sir! Good photography too for a look inside! 👍

[@inspirationalnomad]

Thank you ✌️

[@J_H72]

1M views! Congratulations Sam!!

[@sprocketslip4564]

As far as van life goes I would rather just buy a van shell and build it out .. Because it’s hard to actually fine a van build that I would actually like . I feel these designs are horrible. The bed area looks like a complete waste of space.

[@christopherlucas1395]

Oh, I totally agree!!!! And that tiny kitchen area is just not suitable for van life!

[@mada1241]

@@christopherlucas1395 leisure travel vans are pretty smart with the layouts.

[@christopherlucas1395]

@@mada1241 Well, I’ve seen hundreds of van builds and I would much rather prefer a lot of their layouts! It’s just way more practical for sustainable van life. I totally agree with SprocketLife!

[@NVRLNDN]

@Pasquale Gelardi 90% of the people that "think" they can complete a full build out, can not.

[@petrol88]

@@NVRLNDN 100% !! People with big ambition and little skill/knowledge watch some youtube videos and yell "van life!" as they clink their craft beer bottles together... then proceed to hack up a cargo van into something the Beverly Hillbillies would be embarrassed to drive around. LOL

[@Bgrrrl333]

Really wish there were more amenities for the cabin space. Half of RV'ing is the travel time. Heated/air cooled/ and adjustable seats should be standard at this price point! Curious if induction is an option. Freaks me out to have an open flame inside. =/

[@rachelleblack6862]

This is a very special RV also.Is much more affordable for my family and I.We Truly Love it very much!!!!Thank you Sir!!!⛅🎶🌲🎶🕊🎶🌲🎶

[@inspirationalnomad]

Thank you ✌

[@timwilson7326]

I'm having a hard time figuring out how they can justify $50k+ done in upgrades over the base van.

[@nestornieves9822]

Lmao exactly. They put around 5-7K into it.

[@onemoreday1550]

Not worth the money

[@ninji5226]

I'm not seeing it either. Usually a sacrifice in amenities at least gives you a cheaper price but these are the worst of both worlds.

[@ninaobie3946]

Exactly!

[@onemoreday1550]

@@ninaobie3946 I’d rather buy and empty cargo van and build it out myself. Would be a lot cheaper. And more sturdy. This van not worth the money

[@yvettemoore2787]

I need this in my life its perfect 😉

[@kerryrobinson9947]

Oh yeah, I hit a lottery and I'm all over this. Looks great for a disabled person.👍

[@Snicoleliving]

I wish I first thought about this when I first moved to Florida with money and better credit. Shit spiraled to me living in my SUV because the housing market went to ridiculous

[@sharonfields6703]

You can have a large refrigerator if you configure the interior correctly.

[@inspirationalnomad]

I hear you ✌

[@joe18750]

I agree. Remove the built in microwave. A waste of space.

[@mwint1982]

Take your 90k and go buy a 3k van off craigslist every year for 30 years

[@12sex2b]

This is excellent for a family of 5adults, and/or kids for road trips, indoor and outdoor activities. I really love the setup, and the payments if I succeed. I'd definitely add an air fryer to cut food preparation time and cost down. Does this have solar panels?? Must add folks

[@tyeg3988]

I gave myself a time line. by the end of 2023 i'm going to finance a cheap class B.. as long as it has a nice lil bathroom i know i' be fine

[@jeremiahwilliams1553]

Sorry about the last post, lol... that’s no reflection on you personally!! Thanks for the video and great job!! I just can’t comprehend how those “class B” so called motor homes even sell!!??... much less for almost 100K

[@inspirationalnomad]

Thank you for the follow up comment, I understand your point 😉✌

[@Jezidka]

They need a pop out window with a crank for ventilation.

[@sandy1128]

Small propane generator would complete the rig for boondocking. Great camping vehicle.

[@colettemallory3813]

This was really interesting to watch. Thank you for sharing this tour.

[@inspirationalnomad]

Thank you ✌️

[@cybercrafter8588]

No way this is worth that kind of money. Back to the drawing board. What a waste.

[@jdean7895]

I'll stick with my 1990 Toyota motorhome,,, it has much more room,, and it's paid for

[@latrelltsantiago3196]

That what I need bc you don't need a cdl. 🙂💪 do you?

[@ImLazyToday]

@@latrelltsantiago3196 anything that weights under 26,000 pounds you can drive with your regular license. Dont matter if its Class A, B or C.

[@ArmandoHernandez-um2ob]

Nice!! Its good to see the price like that to have an idea of the cost and give me a better idea just in case I want to buy it💥💥💥

[@rudeman1914]

I wish they made this rear wheel drive instead of front wheel drive. I still like class C Ford van or Ford V8 van conversion cheaper on maintenance.

[@mikecarver8770]

I need this to live in!!!

[@caipirinha_king1632]

If you were a small business owner and had to travel between several states to visit customers, this would be great. Just saving on hotel stays would easily pay for this unit. But to buy this to live in would be inconvenient and expensive, especially without a generator. Every state has a no idling rule. You’re going to be ticketed and told to move.

[@beverlybalius9303]

You can set another small refrigerator in there and one of those small box freezer.

[@areyes4142]

You can literally buy a brand new Honday Odyseey and deck it out with top-of-the-line equipment to be a functional RV/VAN for under 35K. How can you justify this being close to 90K?

[@MichaelWilliams-ro9bm]

Hyundai??

[@juaneato]

Not.

[@billhilton3265]

They usually say capitalism....

[@madgodzilla12465]

That's much smaller than this thing is. I'd recommend a used stock Sprinter then kit it out in the same 35k price range.

[@gunr2012]

This does have a lot more space

[@nicolejennings8389]

I really like this. Hopefully will be able to find one. Mini fridge is enough for me. I mainly only drink coffee, energy drinks and eat power bars or oatmeal. I don't cook much so no big deal for me. Laundry room is more my issue.

[@timshanemelton]

The Van Life

[@DanaTS]

The laundry is one that always surprises me too. As small as they make portable washers and even dryers now, it's hard to believe more manufacturers haven't created options for hookups in smaller units. There are only a handful of even Class C's with w/d hookups.

[@cjpatz]

You would probably have to pull into a truck stop or campground or RV park for laundry, which I’m fine with the lifestyle.

[@cocobenji6123]

I couldn't live with that small fridge but camping would be good.

[@michaelrice1373]

Love it man! Thank u for the video.

[@inspirationalnomad]

Thank you Michael ✌

[@timdunmyer4549]

Rams are 20' and there are class B's with tall 7 cubic feet of space plus freezer.

[@omarwilliams6729]

Meaning?

[@wric01]

For that price it better comes with solar and batteries.

[@vandwelling5894]

I love this class b. I'm speaking this vehicle into my existence. Thank you for the tour.

[@tonyl1483]

The dually next to it looked interesting 😂

[@psmh4]

I always wondered why white seats? I think they would get dirty? Seems like all makes are offering this option

[@ricks.1318]

I LIKE this rig, Sam !!!! Price IS "doable" too :) :) :) :) :) "Thanks" for the view ....

[@inspirationalnomad]

Thanks Rick 😉🚐✌

[@LWIN729]

I love this vehicle 😍😍👍👍👍

[@polizovski]

Nice van. The algorithm of success. Keep it simple. Nice design. Hopefully demand goes down, and prices go down.

[@duancoviero9759]

I like the build, especially the bathroom but they cheaped out on a bunch of things here. definitely not worth 90k.

[@josephevans5703]

There is not a chance in hell that I would pay that kind of money for that thing

[@conniefox8044]

It's a good price. I know what these go for with the other brands. This is priced well.

[@DanaTS]

I agree to a large extent, Connie. Would I pay it? Nope, but I'm not much for Class B's. Obviously, some of the people posting have not priced many new models in this class. Granted this model is pretty bare bones, but many of the competitors are significantly more expensive (like $125k and beyond). Class B's in general always seemed like a waste to me. I would much rather go with a nice Class C that's not only more livable, but also quite a bit more affordable. I imagine they *really* seem expensive to people looking at them more as just a vehicle than as an RV or a place to live, which are the things a lot of people are using them for.

[@cybercrafter8588]

@@conniefox8044 In comparison to what other class b's are priced it may be a good price tag but for what you get it's not. I have a 1999 Pleasure Way Class B. It is beautiful inside and has everything including, more store, a more 'livable space, ALL the amenities and many more comforts. I might pay 90,000 for it, not, but sure as hell not that piece of junk they're showing in this video and probably not for any of the newer B's I've seen. Luckily, I only paid 12,000 for mine. It only had 10,000 miles, all original, everything works and it still looks like brand new. $90,000?, my shiny hiney!

[@trainsplanesandotherthings5187]

@@briank8482 No need to be rude about it.

[@cornstar2.049]

You would if you have 2 or 3 gamerooms running in Texas ( you'll pay cash to buy it instantly)

[@monicalockett]

I absolutely love it 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@Westside19th]

A RV or camper u can pull wit ur truck or SUV is a betta option

[@tomadams4034]

500$ a month if you have 700+ credit score

[@agv3581]

That is right, I tried to get a loan to buy an RV and the Dealer told me that his Bank doesn't accept me because they want a credit score of 730 and Higher. I guess to buy an RV I need down payment of a least 10% and a credit score of 730 plus.

[@sweetneymateo2381]

And how much does a land cost?

[@activatedcarbon158]

@@agv3581 Or you could form an LLC and get a trusted friend or family member to join your company with a 730 score and co sign via your entity. Or if you prefer not to form an entity have a co signer pledge the obligation . You just get more leverage, perks and consideration when you are a freaking thing as opposed to being flesh and blood 🩸 human. Crazy ass simulation, we are in man..

[@christinaelena7279]

Down payment and credit score? Thanks. BEAUTIFUL 😍😘😍

[@christinaelena7279]

How much?

[@johnthompson5792]

$475 a month for 20 years,,, LOL,,, that vehicle will be trash in 10,,,,

[@BL-hg8bo]

Or 200 for 40 ;)

[@rj-gd3pc]

Exactly 🎯

[@BillLaBrie]

It will be in fine shape as long as you put about $400/mo out for maintenance.

[@nadegeducasse3050]

Exactly as I much as I like tiny house I won't pay that much for one on the wheels

[@ssjohnny6311]

What makes it go trash over the years?

[@kurtsloop2462]

I just put a topper on my pickup and tossed in a mattress. Cost me 500 bucks. I spent the other 84,000 on flyfishing equipment and Little Debbie snack cakes

[@lauranchilds1436]

I want one! Love it. 😁👍

[@lovinglifenowwnomatterwhat]

Better then an apartment In a city #LovingLifeNoww ☯️

[@GoGreen1977]

If I could afford a $90,000 van, I'm not worried about the price of food. I'm sure not shopping at Walmart. Never do.

[@jml9550]

Yep. This thing should be a toy instead of full time living.

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

There is an Amish company, I believe in Ohio, that build awesome pull behind trailers. I would prefer one of them myself.

[@tarynryleigh2455]

This is tempting but I have concerns, like where to park it year round? Is it compatible to live in during winter? I still need to work full time to pay the monthly payments

[@NVRLNDN]

Great design, except the doctors office chairs for a living room.

[@thomashoran9552]

I need one of these. Love it. It's always sunny in California.

[@jml9550]

And how to you plan to cool the interior during summer or heat during winter? Gas generator or solar panel battery system?

[@thomashoran9552]

@@jml9550It's not that cold in the winter in California. Get myself an electric heater or air conditioner but there are ways to get colder in the summer than having to use much electricity.

[@jml9550]

@@thomashoran9552 ok. go luck cooling it down in CA during hot summer from June all the way to sometimes Oct. I wouldn’t want to sleep in this without AC running at night and that will drain batteries like there is no tomorrow.

[@thomashoran9552]

@@jml9550 that is free also because of the SUN. God is a SUPER GENIUS and a healer a Creator of Universis. Imagine Him allowing what HE made destroying what HE Created. For HIS name sake. Although the Earth will heal itself. Think it has been around so long.

[@vintagemotopros3955]

It's not real comparison living alternative between rv van vs studio/rentals $vs$. It's real time if you like these areas of lifestyle. Mobility, camping, frugal management, non possessions, minimalistic paradigm less -is-more, and connecting to your community peers. Most who live in homes are use to being detached socially where they live. It's mentally healthier when you live rv style mobile that you become open to connecting socially online and locally to others who enjoy this movement.

[@b4realandreveal]

NICE VAN! I'M SURE IT IS BETTER THAN HAVING 2 PAY $1200 A MONTH...THANKS 4 SHARING :-) GOD BLESS U!!!🙏🏽♥️

[@74alyse]

I’d prefer putting my hands to the plow. Spending under $25,000. And living good.

[@Desperado3248]

This is the first class b I have seen without a generator The Thor Rize 18m is smaller and better equipped

[@laurak4167]

Nice video-nice vehicle. I think the little fridge for many who spend this amount may be for like storing medications that need to be refrigerated possibly..insulin etc. It

[@inspirationalnomad]

Thank you Laura ✌