I bought a 2000 Winnebago Rialta with the VW Eurovan chassis. It is equipped the VR6 engine which is very efficient and powerful. The overall quality of the chassis is good, but there were a few bugs along the way. The twin electric fans were recalled due to catastrophic failure. I was not aware of the recall and encountered such a failure on a road trip. The scarcity of VW dealerships in my area made it very difficult to get a repair done. The other problem I experienced was the sealed automatic transmission... This comes from VW with no way to add transmission fluid. I experienced a total transmission failure before 50,000 miles. Even with these issues, the Eurovan is a really nice chassis for a small RV. I would buy it again if I had the chance.

We just love our Eurovan! For a family of six, it is both economical and practical. We have traveled cross country and then some. What a hearty vehicle! The body style is now being seen in many American vehicles. I would definitely say Volkswagen is a pioneer in style and class. Plenty of room and stow away features are great so we can really "pack it in". We affectionately call our van "The BRB" (big red bus)

Loved this car. This was our first foray into campers, prior to buying a motorhome. This car drives like a car, not a camper, extremely smooth ride. Seats are extremely comfortable and ride is quiet; no rattles. Good acceleration. Liked the comfort and roominess of the cab. Had it for two years and not one problem. Good gas mileage for a van. Could drive it anywhere and it fit into any campsite.