Tour the all new 2022 Winnebago Spirit 31K

[RSKDSK]

Here is the walk-through video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNH8-nY-7IY

[Scubawise]

Great review !

[Lt Keefer]

Did Thor buy Winnie too?

[chunker21]

Originally Posted by Lt Keefer

Did Thor buy Winnie too?

No it's still safe from the lowest quality at least for the time being.

[Chance]

Originally Posted by chunker21

No it's still safe from the lowest quality at least for the time being.

I like Winnebago products for the most part, but have to question quality of design when any company builds a 32’-9” motorhome on E-450 chassis and markets to large family with seats and beds for 7 people. The 100-plus cubic-feet of exterior storage seems great, but will 14,500-pound GVWR chassis carry significant stuff? I have difficult time seeing how that’s going to work.

Also, the video appears to be recent in warm weather (implying South in Winter), so likely at a southern dealer. How useful is a 32’9” motorhome going to be with a single 15,000 BTU/hr air conditioner? I didn't see a second A/C in specs as an option. Guessing weight may be close to maxed out.

I just can’t imagine a large family being happy with this motorhome if camping in Florida or along Gulf Coast in July. To me that’s a fundamental quality issue.

[chunker21]

Originally Posted by Chance

I like Winnebago products for the most part, but have to question quality of design when any company builds a 32’-9” motorhome on E-450 chassis and markets to large family with seats and beds for 7 people. The 100-plus cubic-feet of exterior storage seems great, but will 14,500-pound GVWR chassis carry significant stuff? I have difficult time seeing how that’s going to work.

Also, the video appears to be recent in warm weather (implying South in Winter), so likely at a southern dealer. How useful is a 32’9” motorhome going to be with a single 15,000 BTU/hr air conditioner? I didn't see a second A/C in specs as an option. Guessing weight may be close to maxed out.

I just can’t imagine a large family being happy with this motorhome if camping in Florida or along Gulf Coast in July. To me that’s a fundamental quality issue.

I agree and that's probably typical of all 30'+ C on a gas chassis, almost overloaded. I'm curious what the OCCC is and like most C, how much of that is available on the rear axle.

I noticed also a single A/C and can't imagine that's enough especially in a southern climate. Last year I looked briefly at the Winnebago C lineup but didn't want to go with a gas coach of that size and the smaller ones were cramped for us.