And you're quite a suck up aren't you?

100% Agree, plus indoor potty and cooking, yuk!

$52,000 That's about 350+ nights at Holiday Inn Express. We spend about 5 to 6 weeks a year on the road but If we don't travel we don't have a monthly bill to pay. All RV's are over priced for now.

@@stankygeorge I f’ing those features very appealing. My husband drives for 4 days each way about 4-5 times a year. He refuses to pay for a hotel room because he’s afraid of being robbed of the stuff in his trailer. It is extremely unsafe for him to sleep, he has to try to sleep in a bench seat in a F-450, he doesn’t want to use the truckers bathrooms and he only eats fast food. This is something that we could afford and I would even be able to travel with our animals and pull it with my Wrangler. I think it’s fabulous for what we’d need it for. It would only be necessary for the next 3-5 years and then after that, we could choose to sell or buy a larger more plush one that feels like home. The only thing I’d miss if I were back there with our dogs would be a big tv. He’s handy, so I’m sure he would figure something out. Love this.

If $52k is the price, I can't even afford to waste my time watching the video! I'll wait for the market to crash and buy something twice the size and half the price that can tow my Wrangler! That price is beyond ridiculous! Shouldn't be more than $20k for anything that small!

They can keep this in Europe for that price

I've seen them advertised around $45 K. Still pricey.

Way out of my budget.

I want this!!!!!

60,000? For that price you could ALMOST get this gorgeous full time living space kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nq6bpbF73suyqJs.html

People don't buy trailers to save money. They want to sleep in nature, in their own bed with their own stuff surrounding them, without living out of a suitcase. Lots of people are also into boondocking off the beaten path, which you can't do in a hotel. Plus, these things retain their value somewhat. Use it for 5 years and sell it, and with inflation and because of the cool retro look, I bet you can get a good buck for it. But I agree with you, RV camping can be expensive. It's not for me, I think it's a waste of money. I watch these videos to see what I might buy if I ever win the lottery. Personally I think I'd go with a custom build van, based on the Ford Transit with raised roof and AWD.

@@OMGWTFLOLSMH I'll also add you can visit friends and bring your bed/kitchen/bath to park in their yard or driveway. We have two kids who live out of state, one of which is maxed out on bedrooms/bathrooms. I don't want to check in hotels, haul my things inside, park my vehicle where it won't be damaged or broken into, bring my pets. There are tons of reasons why I prefer a camper to a hotel, but saving money isn't one of them.

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It looks like the design, build, unique features, and overall quality is equal to Airstream. It’s aerodynamic design, very light weight, and low overall height, width, & length will allow you to camp practically anywhere, and park it for storage in a garage. Try that with an Airstream. This is a seriously good travel trailer.

@@0HARE Casita and Scamp top of the line models cost far less. Way overpriced for what you get, but you'll pay for that egg.

@@tdgdbs1 I say go for Casita. 😊

Even the smallest airstream in my area starts at $60k and that’s 16 feet long as well.

@@SaltyDog69 I can get a Bambi for about $55k and I can get a Basecamp for about $45. The Basecamp is the more fair comparison to this trailer, and I'm going to choose a Basecamp over this just because of Airstreams resale value.

Exactly!!

@@martasplace6414 we need to import those small practical Japanese RVs to the USA.......they are very affordable and cute and force buyers to live a minimalist lifestyle

They can “get away” with asking any price. Selling them is another story.

I wouldn’t buy it for $25k

​@@SpressoHead what would be a reasonable price, in your honest opinion? I'm cheap myself, and I'm thinking 15,250

HAHAHA, YOU SAID "UNIT"! HAHAHA

Paid less for my Rubicon jeep lol

Yeah, maybe a well used one with no interior.

I love the Basecamp 20, but wow the issues that model is having makes me "wait and see".

What's the problem(or problems)?

Truth

You have elaborate why is that?

It's the same thing with hotels, homes, and businesses. Businesses really need to hire somebody to go through their business to see what is functional and what is not functional, especially when it comes to the price.

This is a UK design that's been in use for several years. nuCamp sells other small campers, including the very popular T@B. I've owned one for 14 seasons and take multi-weeks trips as well as short trips, and average over 55 nights per year in it. The design of both models is great.

@@ritakus9871yup

that would be sooooo cute.......

That’s awfully expensive yard art! 😂

@@TexasLadyS 🤣, 👍 in my dreams I would use it in my yard ! 🤣😂🤣

IT’s garbage for that price. These people WANT to end up in bankruptcy.

You can only wash your hands, silverware and cups in that small sink.

I think so too

Where do I see1 in the area they are ma de

Ya can buy an enclosed trailer and set it up for way less just for camping 😵‍💫

That would be cool to watch

People with money don't care. If they want something, they buy it. I have a friend who spent $70k on a damn Jeep Wrangler and it literally sits on his driveway 90% of the time because he has a company vehicle that gets used instead.

For 52k you could buy a brand new trailer.

I concur!

No shit, 50 grand……

$52 million? I think you meant $52K, didn't you?

I was thinking the same thing or what if the cabinets behind the toilet get wet wouldn't that ruin them or water getting on the ceiling.

@@deannsimon9444 hj

If you live in an area that attracts visitors for whatever reason, and your layout is suitable, using it as an Airbnb would be a consideration.

I always find it amusing when people balk at the price of luxury goods. You better not ever step into a Mercedes dealership - lol. $52k sounds like a lot, but this is a one piece fibreglass shell with hydronic heating, lots of features and tons of style. You could literally rent this thing out for $150/night and pay it off in 2 seasons. Nice shit costs money in today's world.

@@OMGWTFLOLSMH Yer delusional!

I agree 💯

Exactly. Why not pay half that much and get an ugly, piece of crap, uncomfortable, inexpensive camper made from cheap materials that will probably leak in a year and be worth little to nothing at resale.

Lol.. I bet 😎

Yes, I’m curious also, it will sit for awhile!

@K Rhode - Just a note: There is no air conditioner sticking out the top, but there is an air conditioner in there that’s mounted in the cabin itself and ducted.

I also have a T@B, but molded fiberglass is a dream. No water intrusion, and they last forever. Expensive to make with the molds, but now they have a mold in the US and have made adjustments for our systems, maybe the price will come down.

The lack of campsites in state parks is why I sold my 2017 T@B last year.

It's not sweet, it's a joke! This is just a bad joke!

It has an AC unit. Screen? It has window screens. The heat for the shower is the Alde hot water system. There is no shower curtain. The bathroom door has a lip and keeps water inside the wet bath.

Four times bigger and half the price!

Thanks for watching Sergio! Agreed!

OK love this trailer but the price takes me out of the ballpark. Thanks for sharing

I bought my first house about that long ago for $49'500 also 3 bedroom 2 bath and 2 car garage and about 1200sq ft.