Congratulations on the new addition to the family! We own a Winnebago Vista 35F which we purchased last August. It is the equivalent without the Bunk setup. We went to Winnebago's factory in Forest City, Iowa to see how they are constructed. We were extremely impressed with the quality control and post manufacturing testing of all the systems, plumbing, electrical and water leak testing. We looked at competitive manufacturers products and frankly didn't see the quality or attention to detail in a comparably priced unit. We have had our unit out 3 times and absolutely love it. I had never driven a motor home not even a test drive before we jumped in with both feet. I was amazed at how easily it handled. In fact we drove thru a construction zone which was down to 2 opposing lanes separated by orange cones. Admittedly I was nervous as it was my first driving experience. Sailed through 30 plus miles and it was a little windy with no problems. What really surprised me is how easily I was cruising along at 65 mph and didn't realize it. We liked the idea of bunk beds, but since it is just the two of us we opted for the longer living room galley slide with 3 windows instead of the 3rd bunk slide. We noticed that the bunk slide shortened the indoor living area and the length of the outside awning. So it was a better fit for us. We still almost went with the bunk model for additional inside storage area tho. When you think about it, you probably don't have much more invested that you would if you bought a new optioned up Cadillac Escalade or Suburban which don't get much better mileage and are difficult to camp in. lol