We test drove a 2005 Providence when we were on our motorhome hunt in 2005-2006. We liked it but three things kept it off our final short list (Monaco and Newmar).
The biggest thing was that it did not have full passthrough basement storage, which was a must for us as full timers. If we were not full timing, it would not have been a deal killer.
The second, however was a deal killer even without full timing. All of the floor plans that year had the bed with the head of the bed at a window. While this looks appealing, it caused us problems when we owned a Fleetwood trailer and we did not want to repeat those problems. The Admiral and I like to sit up in bed and read and/or watch TV. The only way to have privacy in the evenings is to have the window curtains closed. This does not work well with two adults leaning back and reading. In the trailer it put constant stress on the curtain rods, and it looked like we would have the same problem in the Providence. So one of our musts was a solid wall with a sturdy headboard. Our bedroom windows on the Newmar are on either side of the bed as part of the slideout. this works well as either of us can control our own ventilation, and on really hot nights the cross ventilation can minimize the need for air conditioning.
I do not know if the current Providence models have eliminated these two concerns.
A third concern we had was that none of the Providences in 2005 had independent front suspension, which was another must have for us.
I do know the Fleetwood Revolution has full basement storage, but I don't know if it has IFS or solid wall for the headboard.