Great West Vans Sprinter Legend class B motorhome review

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Great West Vans - Sprinter Legend
See reader's comments and experiences at bottom of page
"Countless features and thoughtful touches ... a beautiful coach with some well designed differences"

Great West Vans says "You’ll find our attention to luxurious detail in the wood dashboard treatments, leather seats, power electric rear sofa bed and elegant window treatments, moldings and trim"

The Sprinter Legend has a length of around 22', a height of 9'3" (including the roof air unit) and a width of 6' (without the side mirrors). Great West advises RoTi that the 2009 MSRP starts at about $87,500.

2008 Great West Vans - Sprinter Legend exterior

Three floorplans are available - these are shown below.

2008 Great West Vans - Sprinter Legend floorplans

Some of the Sprinter Legend's features (Great West Vans information):

The "two zone" floorplan concept creates an "at home" feeling with functionally separate sleeping and dining areas in one compact, yet spacious RV. The rear bed area is flexible with the choice of a fixed King bed with a 6" mattress, a tri fold sofa-bed or the option of twin single beds for your convenience. The front zone offers even more flexibility with our unique third seat behind the driver.
If you prefer to leave your bed down while traveling you can simply swivel the front seats around to create a comfortable dinette at the front of the coach ( this is shown in one of the pictures below)
The Sprinter Legend features 11 cabinets along the ceiling and a hanging closet behind the bathroom for ample storage
"Great West Vans is the only class “B” manufacturer to use a 'Double Walled, Double Strength', insulated roof. This unique roof design provides twice the strength of single shell models allowing you to drive with confidence knowing your Great West Van will protect you in the unlikely event of an accident"


	In the fixed bed and twin bed models there is added storage underneath the beds that is accessible from both inside and outside the coach The picture to the left shows the ELS-Electric Tri-Fold Sofa (see the floorplans above)

A beautiful coach with some well designed differences - what do you think? Give your opinion below ...

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Great West Vans - Sprinter Legend
"Countless features and thoughtful touches"
MSRP (2009) from about $87,750

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Forum - readers' comments:
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John VANE : ROOF LEAKES, SOFA BED DID JUST QUITE EXTENDING AND THE BOTTOM DRAIN WAS RUBBING AGAINST THE DIVE SHAFT. ALL IN ALL A GOOD UNIT ONLY THE CRAFTSMANSHIP LACKS QUALITY AS \I SEE IT.

Burdick : We just got back from a trip with the Great West. Although we like the comfort and ease of movement we did have more issue's with a leak, separation in the shower wall to the floor, a leak in the kitchen sink area and more. Also on the trip the check engine light came on in Great Falls MT unknown to us there was no one to work on it until Spokane... 400 miles. With prayer we had to just keep drving it towards Spokane and about 100 miles from Idaho border the light went out. So far so good. However it needs to go in for the defects.

Burdick : Now that we have used our Great West Van after the problems have been corrected. We love it. My husband drives it daily to work and we get a mpg of 18 weekly. He is always checking it at each fillup. 21 mpg on the road. It is great to drive and fun to ride in. We like the height as there is no stooping to come in the door as in other models.

Burdick : Unknown to us when we purchased our great Van it had many serious problems.Roof leaked, water pump leaked, mold, all in our 25 defects. It was in the shop for 3 months while we were paying for it without using it. The Dept of Justice in our state finally we able to help us in getting it repaired. We also had it in the shop many times at the Dodge dealer for issues. We do like the way it drives and the comfort of it.

G. Ward : With gas prices hitting the roof we need a van that gets good milage. I called about a van and it has a 360 dodge engine. My thought is 15 miles per gallon can I afford to travel with gas so high in price. maybe a motel would be cheaper. People are looking for good gas milage today.

Billy and Kay : We have a 2006 Legend and use it a lot. We've spent 32 nights in it in the last 3 months and really like it. We looked at many Bs before we decided on this and we've no regrets.

Jo : Looks beautiful & livable - would like to know what mpg it gets.

R. Cook : Any plans to add a slideout??? Would be a great idea for this market.

Casey 734 : I love the 2 zone concept. Think the layout is great, particularly like the tri-fold sofa arrangement. Wish you'd shown a picture of the shower/toilet area.