Tiffin Breeze Prototype

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RVcruzer.com - Tiffin Breeze Prototype

[CoastieSCPO]

Thanks for the review Dirk and Cruzer. The Breeze is exactly what i've been looking for in a smaller motorhome. Winnebago has a 27 foot Vista model that goes for about 100k which I've been considering. In 1993, I bought a 27 1/2 foot Allegro Bay class C rig, which we kept for over ten years and replaced it with our current 32BA. The C was only made for a year or two and was certainly a rare bird. I'll be looking for Tiffin to roll out the new Breeze. We have an appointment at red bay in January so maybe we'll see one then.

Bob

[TW]

we are fairly happy with our Newmar BAY STAR 2901 for the RVing we do right now!?
of course we found a few little "things" that Newmar would not do, like the wrong or loose bolts, loose front mask (air under), but we could fix those things as good as possible.

TW

[becks]

The Breeze looks like another good move from Tiffin just as the Allegro Red has proved to be. Boy is Tiffin on a roll.

[edgray]

A picture of the Breeze, as introduced at RVIA in Louisville, made the front cover of MOTORHOME magazine March 2010 edition. The publisher's column (p4) also relates how Mr. Bob pulled a good natured trick on the attendees by leading them to speculate it was a huge triple axle coach. ED

[paz]

I was disappointed the Breeze prototype didn't make it to the Tampa show. Since we are full-timers, the Breeze is a little too small for us, but I was curious to see how Tiffin is planning to handle smaller Class A motorhomes and what the price range is going to be. If the Breeze had gone to Tampa, I guess people would be wanting to place orders, and Tiffin apparently isn't quite ready for that yet.

[DriVer]

For more information on the Tiffin Breeze ....

It is expected that as big block gasoline motors disappear that smaller front or rear engine diesels may be one way to go. A MaxxForce 7 or an ISB makes that happen pretty easily.

[thilla]

The Breeze does look like a good thing but have any of you looked at the specs on Tiffin's web-site? The over 29 foot long Breeze only has a 152" Wheel Base. Imagine towing your car and making any kind of a turn and dragging the front end around instead of it following you. The Allegro 30DA is only 6" longer and has a 208" Wheel Base. I hope Tiffin is going to make a change to this when the actual sellable models come out.