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Originally Posted by Chance
I typically recommend first-time prospective buyers rent a similar unit and try it out first if possible. We rented before buying our first time and it helped us fine tune what we wanted and or needed.
Some things are difficult to predict without actually living with it first. It's one thing to imagine how you will use a motorhome, and another to know whether the shower is large enough, or whether climbing over your mate to get in and out of a corner bed will affect your sleep, or whether the aisle is wide enough to pass each other, etc.
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Good advice. Our first motorhome was a Coachmen Leperchaun 230CB. We thought it would be our last rv. Just my wife, myself, and two small dogs. After a couple trips we found it way too small for us. We traded it a few months later and lost a lot of money. Make sure it is big enough for what you want to do and you will be fine. Don't let the cost be the sole factor when making your choice.
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