> I test drove a 96 Eurovan Camper last night and am seriously considering a > purchase within a week or so. As part of the pre-purchase research, I welcome > comments from current owners. Are you sure it was a 96? I understood that only a handful were being imported and none would be for sale to the general public. I just bought a brand new 95 (w/ 28 miles) > It would be my primary vehicle as well as my camper. I'm not a power demon, and > the V-4 seemed OK. (Though rumor has it that a V-6 is in the offing for later > this year.) My 93 was the in-line 5 cyl, as is my new 95. The 97s are supposed to offer the VR6 as an option. > Price being flung about is $32K. This, of course, includes the Winnebago > conversion. That's sticker price. > Are you happy with your Eurovan Campers? Do they suffer from the electrical > problems that seems to have plagued earlier Eurovans (info from Consumer > Reports)? Never heard of electrical problems. --Drew 95 EV-C
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