The NEW Keystone Montana 3857BR | Legacy Edition | Customer Order

[@robertburns5145]

It’s a great looking unit but I’m disappointed in the cheap Furrion stove. It looks the the stove in my Cougar fifth wheel. Why couldn’t Keystone put in the Insignia stove like they do for their Alpine line?

[@christoferburgett7600]

Why doesnt anyone call it a "Refridg-rawer-ator"

[@rogerspalding5673]

The first failure on almost all Montanas is the absence of a night stand of any kind on either side of the bed. Don't even try to explain away the cpap shelves above the bedside windows. Calling these crude jerryrigged planks "night stands" is an insult to anyone laying out $100K plus for a Montana, then an additional $20K plus for the Legacy package. I respect Keystone for the continuous refinements and improvements coming from its Innovation Lab (competition like Grand Design and Alliance are always stealing from it; theft is alot more inexpensive than inventing your own enhancements). However, the Legacy package includes options which should be standard on $100K rigs; for example, InCommand and a 3,000 watt inverter should be standard, along with 300 AHs in batteries. BTW, Dragonfly/Battleborn needs to certify that it's cobalt and lithium are mined exclusively in the US (I believe a second lithium mine was just added in Nevada to go along with the single cobalt mine in Oregon). Finally, is there some kind of legal technicality which prevents Keystone from using tankless water heaters on Montanas?

[@crimsoncochran1492]

This is a strange question, but is there a ladder for the bunk in the "guest room"? I know there is one in the hallway but none of us are able to get on to the bunk above the couch!

[@ronaldbogard7012]

What is the price point of this unit as is??

[@TeamMontanaRvsales]

Out the door would be in the $120k range.

[@georgeshotrodbarn2113]

Just another cheap pos RV