The Winnebago Revel opens up a world of possibilities for your adventures with off-grid capabilities and complete four-season comfort. While the Revel is already equipped with many innovative features, there are even more options that can be added to even further maximize its efficiency and durability. Read our Blog to learn more.
The third-generation Mercedes-Benz VS30 Chassis provides an innovative fuel-efficient platform with interior aesthetic upgrades similar to that of the Mercedes S-Class luxury automobile. There are a number of Winnebago RVs equipped with the third-generation Mercedes-Benz Sprinter VS30 chassis. These models include the Winnebago Revel, Winnebago Era, Winnebago Boldt, Winnebago View, Winnebago Navion and the Winnebago Vita. Learn more about the Mercedes-Benz VS30 Sprinter Chassis in our Blog.
The Winnebago EKKO is known for its unmatched off-grid and all-season capabilities while also providing all of the comforts of home in an easy to drive and park motorhome. With the new model year of the Ford Transit® van chassis, the Winnebago EKKO has received numerous updates both on the chassis and inside the motorhome. Read our Blog to learn more.
When compared with other manufacturers, Winnebago can boast that their attention to detail and innovation help them stand out from their competition. The Winnebago View and Winnebago Navion are one of many models that exemplify this superior level of quality. We are often asked what are the differences between models with similar floorplans across other manufacturers, and the Winnebago View and Navion are often compared with the Leisure Travel Unity. Learn more about their differences in our Blog.
Each year at Lichtsinn RV we help hundreds of guests on their path towards RVing, many in a Class C RV. A common question we receive regarding these Class C RVs is “What is the difference between the Winnebago Minnie Winnie and the Winnebago Vista.” Read our Blog to find out!
Many manufacturers attempt to replicate the quality and innovations of Winnebago but fall short. One example includes the Winnebago Solis Pocket and Pleasure-Way Tofino. Both RVs are built on the ever reliable and maneuverable RAM ProMaster chassis. However, this is where the similarities end when comparing quality, features, floorplan, and more. Learn more in our Blog!
Winnebago is well known for their superior craftsmanship, as every motorhome is built with safety and quality in mind. Their Class A lineup is no exception, and two examples include the Winnebago Forza and Winnebago Adventurer. Both of these RVs integrate the chassis with Winnebago’s exclusive steel SuperStructure® to provide a superb ride and industry-leading safety and security. Featuring exclusive features and amenities throughout, both have been recently upgraded to provide everything you need for a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
The new Winnebago Vita is perfectly sized and offers updated décor, enhanced amenities and a host of best-in-class features so you can enjoy longer, more comfortable stays. Learn more about Winnebago Vita specifications in our Blog.
Many manufacturers aim to replicate Winnebagos quality, so we are often asked what the differences are between Winnebago motorhomes and other manufacturer’s coaches that have similar floorplans or are built on the same chassis. One such example of this includes the Class B Camper Vans, the Winnebago Solis Pocket and the Thor Rize. Read about the differences between these 2 RVs in our Blog.
Among camper vans, the Winnebago Revel is the top choice for adventures both on and off the road. There are some competing manufacturers that have introduced RVs to try to compete with the Revel but continue to come up short. One example is the Jayco Terrain. How does the Revel compare to the visually similar Jayco Terrain? Learn more in our Blog.