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10 Pop Culture RV Nightmares
From We're the Millers to The Incredibles, take a look back at a few of pop culture’s most disastrous RV adventures.
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Reggie and Seemaa Prasad from San Francisco, CA, have recently become a family of five. They love taking their kids camping, but they are quickly outgrowing their current travel trailer. They need to find a bigger travel trailer to accommodate their big family.
Energy Efficient Expedition
Full-time RVers, Jason and Kristin Snow, and their three dogs have lived in a 1965 Airstream Trailer for almost two years. They love living and working in a trailer full-time. However, they are ready to upgrade to a newer, drivable RV that's still small enough to fit into all of the campgrounds and remote locations they want to explore.
Camper for Two
Eric and Danielle Hannan have lived and worked out of their Class-C RV for the past year. They love living on the road full-time, but they don't love the lack of space. To fulfill all of their wants and needs, they are looking to upgrade to a larger fifth-wheel.
Modern Mobile Home
Lauri and Jason Stumph met in the Minnesota International Guard and have been married for 10 years. Now that they are retired from the Service, they want to spend time getting to know their own country. They plan to sell their house and travel around America in their new permanent home on wheels.
Family Wants Simpler Life on the Road
Michael and Lisa Greene want a new life experience, so they decide to put most of their belongings in storage and RV full-time. The Greenes want a simpler, less-cluttered lifestyle, exploring the country with their two sons, and they need the perfect RV for the journey. They browse three RVs, trying to determine which has everything they need to live happily on the road and make the most of this new chapter!
RV With Big Kitchen for Allergy-Friendly Vacations
A family needs to take their kitchen with them when they vacation due to their daughter's food allergies. With two growing daughters and a necessity to work from the road, it's time to upgrade from their current travel trailer to a fifth-wheel.
Family Looking for Third RV with More Space
The Kilroys have loved RV-camping the past few years, but as the kids get older, this family needs more space than their current travel trailer offers. Looking for a fifth-wheel, Jim and Nadine have to decide which upgraded features take priority. They browse three great options, but the struggle comes when Jim prefers a coach with toy-hauling space and Nadine prefers one with a bunkhouse.
Young Couple Chooses Life on the Road Instead of Settling Down
After getting married, adventure-seekers Joey and Brittney Lorenzo decided to forego buying a house and to instead purchase an RV. Excited to travel the country, they're looking for a travel trailer to get them through the beginning of their marriage. The Lorenzos enjoy browsing RVs, but they struggle to determine which one best accommodates the adventure they're after.
Young, Full-Time RVers Need Updated Coach for Cross-Country Travel
Newlyweds Heath and Alyssa love to travel, so they spent their first year of marriage visiting all fifty states in an old RV. Now, they want to keep the journey going, but to upgrade RVs. They're ready to find a Class-A that fits their style and full-time lifestyle.
Family Considers Favorite Features for First RV.
Having thought about purchasing an RV for a while, the Whippo family finally decides to go for it. They are looking for a vacation home-on-wheels to enjoy with their two small sons. As they look over RVs at the dealership, they don't want to sacrifice any of their wish-list features. But the more amenities they're shown, the more complicated their decision becomes.
Family Ready to Trade Tent for Travel Trailer
The Sherif family loves the outdoors, but after some tent frustrations, they decide it's time to upgrade. They are looking for a travel trailer that allows them and their daughter to enjoy nature more comfortably. Searching for their first RV, they have a tough time choosing which features will provide the camping experiences they're looking for.
Large Family Seeks New Vacation Style with RV
The Hoovers are looking for an easier way for their family of six to travel. Inspired by the show "Going RV," they decide a Class-A Motor Home is the solution to their vacation woes. Howard and Heather aren't sure what to expect from their RV shopping trip, and they're impressed with all that the coaches have to offer. But all the great features might make the decision more difficult for these first-time RVers.
Spacious RV Needed for Family and Their Motorcycles
Glenn and Ulrika Peroni both grew up traveling with their families, and they want a similar experience for their family of five. But with five motorcycles to bring along for their trips, not just any coach will do. As first-time RV shoppers, the Peronis aren't sure what type of RV they need. They look at three unique models, but come decision time, it won't be easy for them to choose what features come out on top.
RV for More Family Time
TJ and his wife Alysha have decided to sell everything and move into an RV so they can spend more time with family. Although they can't agree on a floor plan, they both want a bunkhouse for their boys, two couches, a large fridge and lots of storage.
Sleeping for 10
After adopting their three nieces and increasing their family size from seven to ten, Jason and Nikki Nakamura search for a motorhome that can accommodate their large family. At the top of their wish list is two bathrooms, a large fridge and a lot of storage.
Class A for a Sporty Family
A couple searches for a luxurious class A motorhome for their sporty family's adventures. Their wish list includes a king-size bed, a bunkhouse and an engine with at least 450 horsepower. With a $255,000 budget, will they be able to find the perfect RV?
An RV with Elbow Room
A couple searches for a fifth wheel to accommodate their growing sons. Their wish list includes more elbowroom, a private master bedroom and a bunkhouse. Will they find all their needs within their $40,000 budget?
Mother and Daughter RV
A retired mother-daughter duo look for a new, Class A diesel motorhome to live in together full-time. With a budget of $400,000, they hope to find a home with a traditional oven and separate sleeping areas.
Anniversary Gift
A New York couple is looking to upgrade their motorhome for their 10 year anniversary. With a budget of $25,000, they hope to get everything at the top of their wish list, including an outdoor kitchen and space for their dog.
Bigger and Better
An Indiana couple looks for a new motorhome for their family of four. With a budget of $40,000, they hope to find an RV that's under 40 feet and has a large shower.
The RV Tradition
A Georgia couple searches for an easy-to-drive motor home to continue the tradition of RV camping with their daughters. He wants two air conditioning units, and they both want a king-size bed and bunks for their girls. They're hoping to hit everything on their wish list while staying within their $150,000 budget.
RV for More Family Time
TJ and his wife Alysha have decided to sell everything and move into an RV so they can spend more time with family. Although they can't agree on a floor plan, they both want a bunkhouse for their boys, two couches, a large fridge and lots of storage.
Sleeping for 10
After adopting their three nieces and increasing their family size from seven to ten, Jason and Nikki Nakamura search for a motorhome that can accommodate their large family. At the top of their wish list is two bathrooms, a large fridge and a lot of storage.
Class A for a Sporty Family
A couple searches for a luxurious class A motorhome for their sporty family's adventures. Their wish list includes a king-size bed, a bunkhouse and an engine with at least 450 horsepower. With a $255,000 budget, will they be able to find the perfect RV?
An RV with Elbow Room
A couple searches for a fifth wheel to accommodate their growing sons. Their wish list includes more elbowroom, a private master bedroom and a bunkhouse. Will they find all their needs within their $40,000 budget?
Mother and Daughter RV
A retired mother-daughter duo look for a new, Class A diesel motorhome to live in together full-time. With a budget of $400,000, they hope to find a home with a traditional oven and separate sleeping areas.
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