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I have a 2014 Nexus Ghost 34' Super C diesel. The front seats will not move far enough backward to see out of the side mirrors or clear the steering wheel. The only way you can drive it is to have the seat back straight up and the seat all the way down. Even, at that, you can only see about 1/3 of the highway lane behind you. It is very uncomfortable to drive for even a short time in this position. It is also a safety hazard since the side mirrors are all you have to see behind you.
They placed the bulkheads too close to the seat backs at the factory. They told me that when they had a fix for this, they would apply it to my coach. They have since moved the bulk head back on new production. They have refused to modify my coach under warranty. They will not even talk with me about a solution. When the seat contacts the bulkhead, it tears the vinyl from both the seat back and the bulk head. They probably don't want to perform the repair since it may be costly. Perhaps all owners could ban together to force them to do something. I also think, the National Safety Board may be interested in them selling a vehicle that prevents use of the side mirrors.
I have a 2014 Nexus Ghost 34' Super C diesel. The front seats will not move far enough backward to see out of the side mirrors or clear the steering wheel. The only way you can drive it is to have the seat back straight up and the seat all the way down. Even, at that, you can only see about 1/3 of the highway lane behind you. It is very uncomfortable to drive for even a short time in this position. It is also a safety hazard since the side mirrors are all you have to see behind you.
They placed the bulkheads too close to the seat backs at the factory. They told me that when they had a fix for this, they would apply it to my coach. They have since moved the bulk head back on new production. They have refused to modify my coach under warranty. They will not even talk with me about a solution. When the seat contacts the bulkhead, it tears the vinyl from both the seat back and the bulk head. They probably don't want to perform the repair since it may be costly. Perhaps all owners could ban together to force them to do something. I also think, the National Safety Board may be interested in them selling a vehicle that prevents use of the side mirrors.
