THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR EXPLAING ALL THE OUTSIDE PORTS SO WELL!! 👍. I’ve watched hundreds of “salesmen” tell us about the outside ports but they don’t give the “examples” of HOW TO USE THEM as well as you have. I’m a woman and men talk in man talk 🤣. You did so well! 👍❤️😁

We have the RB version of this Beyond that has permanent twin beds like the Nova you tested and love it!! There's more storage in the back of the Beyond vs. the Nova. We've owned a Beyond for 3 years and consistently get 15.5 mpg. A lot of us have added a ladder to the back to install a shallow Pelican rifle box to it to store the power cord, hose, etc... It doesn't stick out any further than the back bumper (the step that Mike stepped upon to pull the screen down).

When we RVd, we had four dogs. A big Doberman, and 3 toy poodles. They did so great on trips. When they saw me get their leashes, they ran to get them on. They got so excited, they'd always overshoot the RV. It was so funny.

The magnifier mirror??? AWESOME! Equally as important as the lithium battery!!

That quiet A/C just sold this for me. I like this unit a lot, especially with the Li3 batteries. A little on the pricey side and I always have a concern with the Ford transit. All of my previous RVs have had the Ford transit and there are always recalls. But there are lots of Ford dealers, so there’s that. Love these videos!

Wow they thought of everything except a curtain between the cab and the living area. I agree the bathroom doors are too sheer - would definitely want some blackout adhesive on those panes.

Jennifer likes everything.We like Jennifer! 😊

Best get up and go of any chassis. Coachmen makes a beautiful RV, although I don’t understand not having a vent fan.

So nice! Love the white interior. GREAT windows!! Great refrigerator/freezer. The 4 wheel drive, quiet AC, rear and side sliding screen doors and lithium power pkg makes this a winner! Really nice!!

I noticed the lack of vent in the bathroom too. But then I realized the Maxaire fan has a remote … problem solved LOL!

Thanks for this and the previous review of the Nova model. It makes us realize why we still love our 10-year-old Sprinter Winnebago ERA - minus the dated electronics and generator system. The interior styling of this Coachman is so similar to ours, but we also have 2 captain’s chairs behind the main cabin and a sofa/bed that seats 3. And Jen’s right: Having those 3 seatbelts in the back comes in handy when there are 7 passengers!👍🏼 Looking forward to your review of the AWD Mercedes.👏🏼

So far, this is my favorite. Thank you for sharing.

Improvement over the Nova. Love our Ford Transit chassis. At 5’3 I would not chose this with the microwave so high, but love that freezer! Sink is too small. Looking forward to the next review!

So very helpful, you two work so well together, thanks so much

Loved your review in 1 and 2 going to watch 3 now. 😊❤

Thank you for the video. Blessings to you.

I would like to swap places for the fridge and microwave to the shower and toilets place so there is more privacy when your side door is open and you could then use your air-conditioning on reverse cycle for the shower steam too.

I loved it all, just not the bathroom & all the windows all the way around it.

I saw video of the 2025 Sprinter version. Nice. This one leaves a little to be desired.

The bathroom would be: your business everyone's business. I think the film might be a good idea.

Nice Thanks

Love the series and awaiting the Galleria, hopefully with the new 4cyl Mercedes. One point on the non-existent outside storage you noted on the two videos thus far, all Class B that are vans from the factory lack outside storage. It is the same Class B Ford/Mercedes chassis in bare cutaway cab version that RV manufacturers build a "house" that gains outside storage (Class B+). Of course, they are heavier with lower OCCC, so how functional that storage is becomes another question. Businesswise, the cutaway would be more functional for me with it's storage, but the desire is for the van. Was concerned with the Ram when stated that twin beds were a personal mandatory requirement, but glad noted positivity to the Ford bench as that is something I am debating. Initially I was twin oriented but realized head is other side of wall as partner uses bathroom in middle of night and noted noisy sliding door, so then comes the question how comfortable is the bench bed. Also noted that the middle seatbelt used the same anchor points as the outer seatbelts so adding a middle seatbelt to a competitors similar design with only two seatbelts would be easy. Agree with you on translucent bathroom door, but easy fix with contact paper. Do wonder about the fixed sink intruding on space for guys standing or anyone showering standing up. While I like the front storage above driver - which many omit, wish Coachmen left it open with perhaps a netting screen to secure. With limited storage, that is the only place for something large and bulky that the finished front and narrow door prohibits access. These vans are designed for adventure and active lifestyle. Consider a light weight foldable kayak (Oru/Tucktec) that otherwise would fit up there but in none of the other side bins. Where do you put them for storage/transport? In the bathroom and play chunk a kayak when you have to go?

I really like the Ford Transit

Love Perdido Bay, Florida

Now there’s a dealer that properly preps a vehicle before letting you drive it.

Love it❤

Right, they need to put a new tire pressure sensor in that wheel. It should cost around $110 dollars with tax and labor.

You have to lay on your back to hook up slinky and pull valves, donot understand why they cannot be brought out to at least the very edge of body! Love the lithium batteries and the ability to run A/c for pets. Beautiful feature. Shower toilet iffy if you are a bigger person! She is tiny, put him in there for demo!

On the Ram Promaster there is a good size storage on the front door panels. You can easily store the AC cord on one side and the water hose on the other side. Does the Ford Transit also have storage on the door? I use the Camco storage bags for my hoses and cable and they are protective and good looking too.

You won't go wrong with the Ford Chassis. Especially if you get an eco boost engine. If you drive about 60-65 you should get better mileage. Are the seats heated?

Being tall, I like the drivers leg room more than the Nova, I like the fold down bed instead of the 2 small twins.

Although the cabin is not as tight, the actual chassis is narrower than the Ram. In a class B, it is a give & take for fit and space. I do like that the floor is flat, no drop=no trip or fall.

The AWD Beyond can easily get 15-17 mpg in mixed driving, but yours is a brand new rig so the powertrain isn't broken in yet. There is no way 10mpg is accurate for this van....mileage will continue to improve. Of all the mainstream class B vans available right now, the Beyond is the only one I'd consider buying. It's a fairly good value and seems to be build pretty well, although nothing made in Indiana is perfect. The Indiana based RV industry has been churning out a lot of garbage for years with no accountability, but the Beyond seems to be a bit better than most class Bs, although there are quite a few owners with quality problems in the online forums. If I don't wind up getting a Beyond, I'll probably go with a custom build from a high quality shop.

COMMENT I have the 2021 Lithium version of the Beyond and consistently get around 14 mpg, having driven about 27K miles with it. I start with a full water tank.

Sensor issue on my Class C on the Ford E 450, right inner rear. Comes and goes.

Im not sure there is a class B with outside storage you are looking for…Ive never seen one. Best option would be something like an Owl vans box

What kind of sheets do you use. Do you think a person could live in this full-time? Love and enjoy you guys 😂

I like this van very much, but as you correctly assessed, there's no bathroom venting and under the bed is not the right place to store the stinky or wet things.

We have consistently 14. to 15 mpg. We have a 2021 beyond. 48,000 miles on the vehicle. AWD, ecoboost engine.

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Is it common for mileage to be as low as you experienced? Is it AWD? Are the Duallies responsible? I would expect that from a V10.

Comment we have a 2022 Coachman beyond and when it’s in Eco mode, we get 19 miles to the gallon so my guess is you folks forgot to put it in Eco mode?

Try using 91 or above octane gasoline, your mpg should improve significantly

Is there any storage under the bench/bed cushions?

I think y’all should look at the one with the rear bath and twin beds.

To be stealth why aren’t the receptacles on the outside White?

I am considering buying a Beyond 22D Li3 for use by just my wife and I, home based in Alaska. It is/gets below freezing in late spring and early fall and I would like to use it during those times, but not during deep winter when subzero is common. I know there are class b rvs better suited for cold weather, but they almost exclusively use cassette toilets, which is a no for us. Does anyone have stories/wisdom to share about using their Beyond in freezing weather?

Isnt that the same floorplan as your old Roadtrek ?

I’m a little confused on how these are twin beds

Where do you put a couple of lawn chairs. Tools, hoses, power cords ?

No one makes a raised dog bed for between the seats?

10 mpg for a ClassB, even a dualie, is just so wrong. I'd love to see you confirm that with fill-ups and a clean highway. Sounds like a tiny engine and turbos trying to play big boy. And that never works out.

Only 10mpg!? We got over 20mpg on our 2019 RT Zion and 12mpg on our 40 foot diesel bus

Maybe a firm air mattress/ cushion bt m&j. He’s a love bug

I personally don't care for the white painted cabinets. And I've seen complaints in the Beyond FB goup about the cabinet paint peeling. The Li3 is great, but it still has propane. So, happy that we do not have propane in our MAD Patriot with the Freedom lithium package.

Where do you put lawn chairs? Or a Clam? Grill? And more?

Very nice! I wouldn’t like the AWD, because your 4 wheel drive is always engaged, causing constant wear and tear on the unit. I’m confused as to why they have dually wheels. That’s a little of extra weight. Maybe I missed him saying this is a 3/4 ton truck? Maybe you could get this in a select 4 wheel drive? Let us know if the beds are comfortable. They don’t look that comfortable. Good review, so far! Thanks!

What happened to the twin beds on all three of the Coachman’s?

Don’t trust the vehicles mpg gauge it can be off as much + or - 3 mpg.

How much?? Ty

This is just my personal thoughts. 1. The cost of this rig is just as high as a truck and trailer or 5th wheel. 2. This rig does not get any better gas miles then a truck. 3. Size, you are basically living in a box. Again we pay this expense for a box. You get so much more in a truck trailer/5th combo. 4. I will say for parking it might be easier to get around. Safe travels to everyone

It would have been nice to know how much it is

Wait a minute....where is the new square sink?

Did this have a convection/microwave ?

I don't see how they are twin beds.

Though this van has more cab space and Lithium batteries, the interior layout is cramped and less appealing than van # 1, the Nova. I would add this van's cab space, rear door magnets, and duallies to the Nova.

Don’t like the glass cabinet doors, don’t need to see the stuff you are storing. and especially the glass bathroom doors is crazy to me

That bathroom would drive me nuts with no privacy plus such a tight area.

Why are Class B's so much more expensive than a Class C.

These are 150 and above type prices ….

The Beyond RB bed and bath layout is much much better than this one.

Not NEARLY as stealth as the Embassy Dolphin with all those exposed connections

Pull the shower curtain around for privacy.

The price is Beyond reasonable.... Not worth 150k at all.

Every Ford ANYTHING Ive ever had gave me problems, so Ill pass.

Demo of $150,000 RV and they take it "camping" . Pristine interior. Where do you keep the bed clothes, the sleeping pillows, the camp chairs, patio carpet etc.? Unlike the dreamers here I actually do this and in real life, the beds stay down and made unless the couch is really needed and lots gets piled on the floor when underway. These may be experienced campers but they are giving you an unrealistic view. Big sink? It looks like a dollhouse

This is one big very wordy brag. Didn’t help…