Siena RV or Alfa See Ya W/top air ????

[actsholy49]

We are looking at these too coaches,and to be honest the fact that alfa is not building them anymore they haven't adjusted the price. I find that hard to understand,but the wife likes the model I don't like the price $ 248,000, The siena is $90,000. I thought slam dunk game over nooooo says my wife I like this one, crazy. I don't want problems later on if I can't get parts. Talking about all the personal options that could cost me in the end. I did see a really nice Dutch Star used, but don't really know much about the brand. This was going to be out full timer coach,so I want something thats going to last. One is gas and the other is diesel, and yes I know diesel rig cost more but for there mid level discontinued.... don't think so I'm I being hard headed. Anybody wanna help me or give your well valued opinions on this    Thanks Dave & Marty I:E Martha and my pup poopie don't ask

 

[Ron]

From what I have seen with the Alfa See Ya I would recommend looking for something different such as American Coach, Tiffin/Allegro,  Newmar, and Monaco.  I really think you and your wife would be a lot happier.

 

[actsholy49]

We are going out again tomarrow to look I was at Mike Thompson RV. Tomarrow we are going to look at different RV Dealers I'll Keep my eyes peeled for those rigs Thank you

 

[PancakeBill]

Quite a range in price, and LOTS of other rigs, all better that would be between them.  Good luck. 

 

[harley man]

The Dutch Star is by Newmar. one of the best and still alive. You are out of luck with Alfa, all assets were sold off months ago. I wouldn't touch one for in the best of times Alfa used a off brand warranty company and many owners had a rough time getting work ok'ed. God Pity the good soul who had repair work done with out authorization .  I thought Alfa used basement heat & cooling?

 

[actsholy49]

This one had roof air. you know the problem I had is I felt they were not being very honest. The reason for the price being high and low is the siena has all home appliances, real ones

 

[Ron]

Actually I prefer roof air over basement air.  Maintenance cost if needed is more reasonable with roof air and I don't have to loose a bay to an AC unit.

 

[harley man]

House appliances are nice but, house batteries double, generator might run more, solar panels (large) come into play, RV Parks are getting more strict on electricity usage.

Ron and I remember (and Henry Ford) when a camper had a block of ice he was in tall cotton!