Roadtrek 190 Popular and 190 Verstile class B motorhomes
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ROADTREK 190-POPULAR and 190-VERSATILE
"A balance of interior space and exterior size"

These are the original Roadtreks, based on the Chevrolet Express 3500 extended van.
Base MSRPs start at around (awaiting manufacturer's information.)

Roadtrek 190 class B motorhome exterior

 

Roadtrek 190 floorplans

Roadtrek says:
"Do you want an ideal way to leave the rest of the world behind without sacrificing creature comforts or driving and parking convenience? Based on the great handling Chevrolet Express 3500 extended van, the 190 models set the mood whether you're lazing down endless backcountry roads, or searching for that restaurant the locals have been raving about.

When it's cruising for just the two of you, the 190-Popular really comes into its own. You'll be cheerful and rested in the front captain's seats when you watch dusk silhouette the road ahead, and you're seeking that perfect spot to spend the night. When it's time to turn in, the rear dinette or power sofa converts to a sumptuous king-size bed (6'4" long on one side) or into two comfy twin beds (6'4" & 6’0” long).For extra passengers, there are forward facing seatbelts at the rear (two with dinette, three with sofa).

Round those features off with a full-length wardrobe, loads of storage, a front dining table and a well-equipped galley - just pack up and you can hit the road for weeks. Now that's romance"

RoTi READERS COMMENTS

The Roadtrek 190 is popular with RoTi readers as you can read in the consumer reports section. Some of the comments include:

  • "I would buy another one in a heartbeat"

  • "My 1996 Chevy 190 Versatile Roadtrek is wonderful"

  • "We've had virtually no problems in the 18 months we've owned it and we've driven about 11,000 miles"

Roadtrek 190 interior
"The ability to dine at the front lets you leave the rear beds made up for sleeping full time. People can wake up and retire at different times, plus you don’t have to set up a dinette or sofa to eat every morning, or make up a bed every night."

Roadtrek 190 - bed arrangement 1
Twin bed arrangement
Roadtrek 190 - bed arrangement 2
King bed arrangement
   

 

ROADTREK 190-POPULAR and 190-VERSATILE
"A balance of interior space and exterior size"

MSRP Base Price (awaiting manufacturer's info)

What do you think? ...

Readers' comments:
(Latest first)

DesrtDrmr :   We LOVE our Roadtrek! We have had a Monaco 36', a Lance pick up camper, a Rexhall 32' Motor home, a TrailLite B+, and several travel trailers. We were tired of paying for storage, and I was having trouble getting into and out of a higher vehicle. When we saw Class Bs we knew that one of those was for us! After checking out several different manufacturers, we chose the Roadtrek. We wish we'd gotten one long ago. We don't have the room of the big motor homes, but we have almost everything they have. Actually, we have TWO seating areas with a table in the RT, which we didn't have in the bigger ones. It's nice not to have to tow another vehicle, but knowing that we could if we wished. We can park in a regular parking space anywhere. We can park our RT in our driveway, as it looks pretty much like a regular van. We use it for traveling....the convenience of the kitchen and bathroom for long distance travel is wonderful. We have camped in it....and have several trips planned with it where we will camp for several nights and spend other nights in a motel or with relatives. We use it around town, as it has a lift on the back for my mobility scooter. It's a perfect all around vehicle for us!

saeedbl :   I want buy one of these motorhomes but I can't because I live in Iran . In Iran we don't have any motorhome for shopping.

Dan Chase :   We bought the 2005 190 Popular and have no regrets. It's big enough for my wife and I and we've done about 25,000 miles of happy camping. I don't know why anyone wants anything bigger unless they're full timing. We get about 14 mpg on long trips.

Bobby 56 :   We looked for a long time before deciding on a 2003 Roadtrek 190 with 32,000 miles on it. It was a good choice. I think the first owners must have dealt with all the new motorhome problems (if there were any and I guess all new RVs have some problems.) We've had virtually no problems in the 18 months we've owned it and we've driven about 11,000 miles. I like the look of the new Adventurous and think I'll take a look in November when they come out. Don't think I can afford to change but who knows? I would certainly go for another Roadtrek and really don't know why anyone wants anything bigger. I really wouldn't like the idea of driving around in a 40 foot motorhome, the Roadtrek is just right.

 

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