| author | comments |
| Roger S | This model is designed for couples who do not set up long-term camp in an RV park. Great for road trips and stops of a few days in state and national parks. Agile, great mileage (18-20mpg), comfortable (for 2 adults). |
| WILLIAM BURNS | NEEDS TWIN BEDS |
| Lottie | Why doesn't ERA offer twin beds? |
| Darlene | Five thousand miles later I'm still finding new touches and loving it. Handles like a race car, though its high CoG means it doesn't corner at speed, but it will do a u-turn on a cow path! Plus, I enjoy standing around gas stations graciously accepting compliments on what a beauty she is. Still, I'd like at least foot of closet hanging space and a couple of wide, shallow drawers for clothes (but don't take the rod out of the bathroom). Like the border agent said, now I really am living the dream - 1/5/2011 |
| ljs | Twin beds a must |
| PQB | You can pay a lot more money for a fancier version of this on the 2500 or particularly the 3500 chassis. But the 2500 chassis ERA is good value and good enough - everything about this ERA RT works well for 2 adults and 2 little kids on roadtrips so long as we don't want to live in it or try to pile too much weight in it. Even with the storage cabinet, it's a little light on luggage space, so don't forget the Thule hitch mounted trunk which will fit without an extender. We think the Sprinter may be the most competent vehicle ever produced even in the "industrial" version. You have to drive it to believe it. |
| Sharon | I'm just starting to research Class B motorhomes, but I'd get one with twin beds. I'm a widow but frequently travel with a grandchild. |
| samiam | I love the Winnebago ERA but without the option of twin beds, we won't buy one. They would be much more convenient especially for older people. |
| Traveraler | The sofa is very nice but for two elder people twin beds would be much easier to get in and out of. For one person the sofa is ideal. |
| UP Retirees | We bought our ERA this summer at a substantial discount. We have driven it to California and back and love the manuverability and diesel mileage. My wife has mobility problems which makes this small unit ideal. We travel with Jake our 90 pound goldendoodle. |
| Gordon | Like the ERA we've had ours for 2 years. The 2010 looks good, same 2 floorplans I think. |
| mrlear | Love that coach, gotta buy one |
| Stillsmilin | Owned one for about 4 months now, so happy with fuel economy, functionality, and ease of driving. It is definitely a "wow" vehicle! |
| Ivan | I like the twin beds. Being older and having arthritis it is difficult getting out of a bed set up like the queen bed/sofa. |
| IGC_ | Never been a big fan of the B class - I love Winnebago - but this seems like another over priced B class to me...Go big or go home... |
| John | I think this has always been my perfect vehicle. I'd love to travel around the country in one of these. Either this or a Roadtreck. |
| Shobud Sierra | We just got ours new, at a massive discount. Can maneuver everywhere I used to go in my old pickup! |
| ladebug | I've had mine for 2 months now. Almost every weekend, I head to southern Utah. I LOVE this puppy. Great for 1 or 2 people, my bike, kayak, and general camp gear. Drives nice, all the amenities of home. My first RV ever. Easy to use and learn how to use it! |
| Bagoman | The RS Adventurous has more features and better built and better warranty 4 year 48000 miles |
| Mike K | Nice Class B with major flaw. It's on the Sprinter 2500 chassis with severe load carrying capacity. Too bad Winnebago didn't go to the 3500 model like Airstream did. |
| michael truel | Good but I don't want a couch; I want two quality twin beds. |
| Horry Barnes | I would really like to buy an RV but I think this is not the best time. I've been looking and trying to choose for about 2 years and now I've nearly decided (Winnebago ERA class B) I haven't the courage to spend the money. Difficult to spend or borrow right now. |
| Colin | Best looking class b available and a wonderful interior. |
| Ernie | Why not a twin bed option like some of the Canadian builders offer? |
| John Pravisky | I've had 2 winnebagos and 1 itasca and I liked them. I'm now going for a class B, class A and class C are too big, and the ERA looks great. |
| John Scrase | I really like this and I agree it could be America's answer to the Canadian class Bs.
Even the price is reasonable for such a well designed and built unit. I saw one at a trade show last month and I'm really thinking about it. |
| DanaMite | Love them windows & sleek design; now 4x4 would be my only other request. |
| LS | At $10,000 less than the comparable Roadtrek model - this looks like it could very well be America's answer to Canada's hold on the Class B market. |
| Tom B | This is a really good looking class B. The 6'3" ceiling is a great idea. |
