Hey fellow PNW guy. We are 4 months into Winnebago Roam and very happy too. We purchased in NJ and road tripped across the USA to the Olympic Peninsula where we live in July 2023. I’m new to RVs and bigger rigs but after a few days driving back east I was feeling confident and super pleased w Ram Promaster 3500 performance. Dashboard controls not entirely intuitive but not difficult either. I too like cassette toilet. I slept in pop-top several times and did well. Has light, USB and 110 outlet (I think). The plumbing system controls are idiot proof. I used compressed air to winterize and it’s pretty darn easy. The drain valves on bottom are readily accessible. Roam has no LP or generator and I’ve used the built in Timberline gasoline fired heater and so far it works well and easy to use. My only quibble to date is that the different controls for inverter, heater, and tank/battery levels take time to figure out. Really appreciate various lighting options, multiple USBs, and adequate 110 outlets. I do wish there were some controls for the living space integrated up front. I mean at least one cabin light ! For those who wonder about about wheelchair lift, so far it’s been 99% reliable. My quibble here is way too many interlocks that prevent lift operation but that’s a discussion for another time.

If the generator is shutting off , something is wrong with it. Usually the fuel pump, when it gets hot starts to cut out. Mine runs for hours with no issues. 2023 59 PX

My 2022 Promaster has the 9 speed transmission. I agree it's a great improvement over the 6 speed. My van regularly gets 20 mph combined city/hwy driving.

I wish they made a Travato GL with a poptop! Do you miss the bigger fridge and freezer in the Travato vs the Solis?

Maybe not buying it now , thanks for info

When city water hose is connected, do you have to leave the rear door open?