Story: 2016 Roadtrek 190 Popular--This is my second Roadtrek. My first was a 2011 170 Versatile which I traded in for this one. I am the original owner. We bought the Roadtreks because we like to camp, enjoy the easy traveling and allow us to bring along our German Shepherd who passed away in 2016 the same year we bought it. He traveled with in the 2011 170 Vesatile, our first. We love the easy in and out of campsites and that we can park it in any car space in parking lots. Mileage is great; around 14-15+ m/g on road trips. It has solar panels on the roof to maintain house batteries when travel. A generator to supply elctricity when camping where electric power is not available. Very easy to boondock and enjoy nature as you wish.
Annually the RV is fully serviced and inspected by a Chevrolet dealer. The RV is annually checked-out and serviced for winter/summer protection. The RV is stored in a enclosed building for winter months from November to April. RV trips are done in Spring (May/June) and Fall (September/October). We have a home in a resort community where we spend our summers (July/August). The Class B Roadtrek is a solidly converted RV from a Chevrolet Express Van. The fact that it is on Chevrolet chassis means you can find a Chevrolet service center to resolve mechanical issues most anywhere.The RV comes with a full-service cabin which includes twin or King size bed, a toilet and shower room and a kitchen and dining area with two seating locations. For comfort it has a furnace, a heat pump, air conditioner and automatic exhaust fan. Has external hook-up to propane, external luggage rack and bike rack. Our trips over the years have mostly been in the Northeast, however we did trek to Colorodo to see grandchildren and family.