We have owned this vehicle since November 2019 and thoroughly enjoyed it. With this vehicle and the previous one we have enjoyed visiting 49 states. It is well equipped with a Freightliner chassis and was back at Tiffin early this year for maintenance and has been regularly maintained. Our personal situation now requires us to change our lifestyle and we reluctantly part with our beauty.We have 6 Battleborn Lithium batteries and a fully functional 1680 watt solar array on the roof. The solar system runs two separate banks of panels into two charge controllers. On a normal sunny day or even partly cloudy day we can fully charge the 600 A-Hr of batteries for a normal life once the sun starts to set. For cloudy days, or travel days, the 10 kW generator just likes to purr along and provide ample power. With the quick charge capability of the lithium batteries, we can charge the batteries in around 4 hours of generator run time, which depends on how heavily we use the coach.The audio visual system has had the rear tape player replaced with a new audio system. Our normal usage relies heavily on cellular data and we have a dual channel system that can use AT&T, Verizon, or T Mobile. The antennae will stay on the roof but the modem will go with us when we sell. All four TV sets are operational although we rarely use the external TV. There is a new TV antenna which replaced the factory original when it failed so broadcast TV is available for all four TVs. There are normally only the two of us and we live full time in this motor home so it has plenty of space for clothes, food (residential refrigerator/freezer). The storage space underneath is huge and has full length slides in the two large bays so you can access them from either side. As usual, there are other nooks and crannies around and really large cabinet space in the main body of the coach. With the two sofa beds, you can sleep up to four other people but we use that space only when the grand kids are with us.