Travato K and G and Pleasureways Lexor (motorhome, bed, motor)

[LuvSouthOC]

Anyone else really interested in these or Pleasureways Lexor or, better yet, you own one?

[ptbrwn]

I currently own a Winnebago Navion but prior to that owned a 2017 Travato K. I had it for slightly over 1 1/2 years and consider it to be the best class B around. We put on 35,000 miles and got approximately 17 miles per gallon. My sister, myself and our small dog travelled 100+ days a year and found that we needed a little more room so traded it in for a Navion. My feeling is that a class B is great for one person or for 2 that don’t do much traveling. I do, however, know many who travel with 2 adults and 2 large dogs and even full time in a Travato!

[LuvSouthOC]

Thanks for responding. It is interesting that people can manage to get two dogs and two adults in a Travato. We love the Travato K especially since we dont want the front lounge, and want more bed space. We discovered Pleasure Ways and loved the Lexor. YOu mentioned needing more space. Well, most recently, we discovered the Pleasureways Plateau XLTS and were dazzled. It is beautiful, but very "big" as a B+. It has a bed/lounge area that is amazing like the Lexor, but also a bigger kitchen, a small front lounge and a SEPARATE SHOWER all in an couch that is 6'8 inside!!!

It is about 200k though, and as such, we will likely end up with a Lexor or Travato K which is, say, a year or two old.

[StealthRabbit]

Travato Looks like $80k used (under 50k miles)

I think my <$25k 'Big B' (actually a Small C) is a bit bigger and better economy. (It Had > 30k miles when I found it, factory plastic still on the seats and carpet)

Winnebago Rialta Motor Home

(She should be good for another 100k, then I will transplant a diesel and get her up to 30 mpg on FREE fuel - that will make road trips more frequent and fun. )

Class B is very nice way to travel (solo). OK as a couple, but better solo. (That can always be arranged )

Dream rig... vintage Silver Eagle with Detroit Power
http://eaglesinternational.net/

2nd dream... retro GMC (These are really great on the road) - I will need to find a diesel powerplant to convert.
http://www.gmcers.org/
http://www.gmcmotorhome.com/