Tad,
> Hello Everyone,
> I?m thinking to buy the EV Camper and
> I have just joined the mailing list.
>
> I went to a VW dealer today to see a
> 2000 EV MV. It was very nice car but
> unfortunately they didn,t have the Camper.
> I'm sorry for the begginer questions, but
> may I have some about the EVC?
>
> 1. I know the EV camper is heavier and
> longer and I wonder how the differences
> effect on the driving feeling. Is there
> any difference between the normal EV
> and the camper? By the way, I felt the
> MV's handling was good enough.
The camper handles wonderfully on all paved road conditions.
> 2. Sales person I talked said there
> would be no 2000 EV Camper since Winnebago
> build the car based on a base EV
> made on every other year. Is this true?
So far, that's been Winnebago's production method -- a new camper for
odd-numbered years. That doesn't mean you can't buy a camper in even
numbered years, just that the camper model year may not coincide with
the purchase year.
> 4. As a nature of that kind of car,
> I understand I can?t expect a large
> discount, but is the price, $36k,
> reasonable?
You can expect to pay somewhere between 32k and 33k for the camper.
36k is the window sticker price -- negotiate harder. ;-)
> 5. I don't dislike the white color
> but why another color variations
> are not available?
Actually, white is probably the perfect color for a camper. It
reflects the sun's heat fantastically and doesn't show dirt or road
grime very much. Its a wonderful vehicle.
Sheldon
'97 EVC
