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2008
Tiffin
Phaeton
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40QTH
"A
new
Phaeton
floorplan
with
midsection
TV"
Base
MSRP
from
around
$229k
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A new Tiffin Motorhomes floor plan brings the popular
midsection TV to a 40-ft. Phaeton diesel pusher in a fast-growing trend.
The Phaeton 40QTH, being shipped to Tiffin dealers
in
January
2008, also
features a widened entry door plus optional free-standing dinette and
Euro recliner with computer end table.
We
show
the
floorplan
below
(click
on
it
for
a
bigger
picture):
The seated eye-level midsection TVs first appeared in 2007 Phaeton and
Zephyr models, however by the current model year, the den-style TVs were
standard or options in all five Tiffin lines.
"Customer response to the midsection TV models has been fantastic,"
says Jerry Williamson, Tiffin national sales manager. "We are projecting
that 80% of new Tiffin coaches will have midsection TVs within 24 months."
"Tailgaters rave about the TV mounted in the pantry wall because more
guests can enjoy the action," Williamson adds, "but so many other
customers enjoy this feature as well. They tell us it's just like
watching TV at home. Sometimes, watching a TV above the windshield can
be distracting or hampered by glare."
The 2008 Phaeton also offers a lone remote to control all TVs,
satellite and DVD entertainment electronics, along with HD-ready
programming after the owner selects satellite service and its
accompanying receiver. MCD shades in the cockpit eliminate the track
curtain in previous models.
See
the
full
RoTi
2008
Tiffin
Phaeton
review
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2008
Tiffin
Phaeton
-
40QTH
"A
new
Phaeton
floorplan
with
midsection
TV"
Base
MSRP
from
around
$229k
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What
do
you
think?
...
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Readers'
comments:
M Jeffries
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We are actively searching for our first motorhome and find the Phaeton to be the best value. It is very luxurious with all the features we are looking for at up to half the cost of some other brands. It drives like a dream, too.
J. Kelly
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We have a 2005 Tiffin Phaeton that we bought from Lazydays. This is our first diesel motorhome and it's been almost trouble free. Lazydays are easy to work with and I'd recommend them and the MH. Our previous MH was a Fleetwood Pace Arrow. It was OK but I much prefer the Phaeton.
Guy James
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We have the 2007 Allegro 32BA with the W20 workhorse chassis with 20700 GVWR. Very very good. I've been told Tiffin are good to deal with, but I've never really had a need to contact them. Their product is excellent. The only minor problems we had were with the shower door and a few minor electrical items taken care of by the dealer. I actually had a chance to drive both the workhorse and ford chassis versions and we chose workhorse, but the Ford seemed just as good. The only thing I would do differently now is I think I would go for the 34TGA model. The Phaeton is something else however. This is what I really would like if I had the money.
Russ
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I am a believer in Tiffin Motor Homes. I have had 2 and driven 2 others, owned by someone else, I have been to the factory for minor repairs. My first was an Allegro boought new in 1 2005 at Lazy days in FL. Took it to Red Bay, Al to have some things added. I did not have one complaint on this coach. I traded it on an Allegro Bay (Fred) because it had 4 slides and was a diesel. Bob Tiffin is one of the nicest man you will ever meet. His door is always open. This is gospel
Tony Estrin
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We have a 2006 Tiffin Allegro 35TSA with the Chevy Vortec V8. Very few problems. Good dealer, good trade and where we've had dealings with Tiffin we've been very satisfied. We had a 1998 Allegro 31M before this so we've had many exchanges with Tiffin and know they stand behind their motorhomes. We like the quality of the Tiffin product. The new Phaeton looks real good, the 4 slides and the 42QRH floorplan we like. Tempting to trade up, would be good to go to Diesel with the extra length and space. This would be the coach for us, we'd go for Tiffin again for sure.
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