Questioning Worthless Motorhomes YouTube Lists

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Members reacted to videos claiming certain motorhomes should be avoided, with several RVers questioning the accuracy and usefulness of the lists. Specific errors were pointed out, including a claim that Coach House went out of business in 2019, which members said is untrue, and a Pleasure-Way Plateau segment that criticized Ram ProMaster quality while showing Sprinter-based models.

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At 4:25 in he covers Coach House with claims that Coach House "went out of business in 2019" and is "dead and gone" and there are "few remaining techs around that can work on them" (as if brand makes a difference to an RV tech:rolleyes:) which are all untrue. Family owned Coach House is still in business, alive and well in Nokomis, FL and from everything I've read about them both from owners and the manufacturer they are among the best quality motorhomes you can buy.

This must be AI generated which just proves how fallible AI can be, which in my experience is quite a bit. I stopped watching after that pack of mis-information.
 
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Had a second look, "The pleasure way Plateau is what happens when a class B manufacturer thinks they can charge Mercedes Sprinter money for Ram Promaster Quality" as they show photo after photo of Pleasure Way Plateaus on Sprinter chassis, in fact not a single Ram chassis appears. I can't take anymore :rolleyes:
 
This must be AI generated which just proves how fallible AI can be,
AI says:


  • Coach House RV (USA): Based in Venice, Florida, this manufacturer of luxury motorhomes is operational under the Gerzeny family. The company, founded in 1985, continues production with the next generation of owners leading sales and manufacturing.
 
AI says:


  • Coach House RV (USA): Based in Venice, Florida, this manufacturer of luxury motorhomes is operational under the Gerzeny family. The company, founded in 1985, continues production with the next generation of owners leading sales and manufacturing.
That doesn't really mean anything, I've seen AI contradict itself more than once, sometimes even in the same initial response.
 
I've seen AI contradict itself more than once, sometimes even in the same initial response.
Yeah, I have seen that happen too, and I discovered that when you question the info. it will correct itself.

AI is certinly far from perfect, but I also wonder if it is improving. I still find it very useful and usually accurate, but certinly not always.

-Don- Auburn, CA
 
Well that was definitely AI narration. you can tell by the timber and tempo. But whoever wrote that has a hard-on for the manufacturers named.
While I was inspecting, I ran across a few of those items mentions, but I doubt that the problems are as dominant as the narration would suggest.
 
Yeah, I have seen that happen too, and I discovered that when you question the info. it will correct itself.

AI is certinly far from perfect, but I also wonder if it is improving. I still find it very useful and usually accurate, but certinly not always.

-Don- Auburn, CA
Glad you are not an airline pilot,
 
I actually did find AI useful on Sunday evening. I was trying to navigate the "Reserve California" website and was having problems (as I do with most government type sites) so I asked Google AI how to do certain things on Reserve California and it actually came back with step by step instructions that worked, it even sounded like a real person, or a coach when it said things like "even though it says 0 sites available, click on it anyway and scroll down to the calendar". It even asked me when I wanted to go and which campground I wanted and gave specific information for that.

Next I joined CampNab and although their site is much more user friendly and includes tutorials I thought I'd ask Google some stuff that wasn't 100% clear, like "Can multiple CampNab campsite scans overlap?" and it came back with the correct answers. So for this kind of thing it's turning out to be useful, and it's not risking anything if it's wrong. I'm still not going to trust it for anything critical though, at least for now.
 

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