Hello, I'm Joe Vartuli, RV Lifestyle consultant here at Pete's RV Center in Vermont.
And we're going to do a video on the Coachmen Prism Touring Van.
this is a new product at Pete's RV.
We've brought something in that two people can travel with in comfort, bring guests now
and then if they want to.
very fuel efficient, a lot of fun to drive, and have some great looks on, great looks
and features as well.
I'm not going to do a model-specific on this.
It kind of an overview of all of them, but you're going to notice the aerodynamic front.
This one has the red cobalt blue paint but there are a couple of other options you can
do with a full-body paint as well.
all the coaches are going to have LED lighting.
they're going to have side view cameras, they're going to have a rear camera, backup camera
as well.
a stainless steel wheel-liners.
we'll always bring them in with these options.
I'm going to open up, the passengers door where you can see the cab, the cabin, and
it's very sporty.
You have a Mercedes Benz stick shift up here.
also your, your stereo system, all-dash AC and everything along with your, your RV air
conditioning that comes with it as well.
These seats swivel, they tilt back, there's a lumbar support.
So they're very, very comfortable.
And once again I can't stress enough how much fun these really are to drive.
you wouldn't think that it would be but, 24 feet on this Chastity is really a lot of fun.
going to walk around to the side a little bit here.
All right we're in a little bit of a tight area but see the LED the LED entry light on
the outside?
You have a nice black um, power awning on here as well.
Full entertainment center on the outside, you have an LED TV, along with a stereo system.
You also have Jacks here for you could put other, plug other speakers in, you can plug
your iPad into it, your laptop, run Netflix through it, [00:02:00] whatever you want.
It's just another more modern-day feature that they're doing now a days.
also a 20,000 BTU furnace, is a su-is the, the main heating system on this.
There's also a supplemental and I'll show you that on the inside.
we've been ordering our with the pull-out utility table.
This folds up, slides right into this, this this compartment area.
You don't even know it's here, but yet when you're at the campground, you have a place
for drinks, you have a place for food, whatever you need to use it for it's here for you.
And that's built in.
And also storage is great on all the the Prism models.
Not just this one but all the Prism models, they give you ample storage, in a small touring
coach.
All right we'll go around to the back a little bit here.
You have the wiring all set up and a, and a receiver, a class three receiver.
you could tow, you could put a pod in here for more storage.
You could do a, a bicycle rack, you could do, tow a small motorcycle trailer, a lot
of different things you can do with it.
And this Chasity will tow up to 3500 pounds, okay.
Come around to the side, of course see the led auto style lighting.
And I'm going, we're going to back up a little bit on the coach on the side.
That way you can see how nice this paint really looks.
So it is from top to bottom.
Stainless steel wheel liners you can see it with the dual wheels in the back.
You also have an outside utility shower, hot and cold water.
And your black tank hookups are underneath that back storage compartment on this coach.
They're going to be different places on the other three models.
[00:04:00] All of ours come through with a 3.6 kilowatt Holman Generator, so you have
your own power source all the time when you're on the road.
You don't have to worry about hooking up, if you get stuck for a night and you can't
make it to the campground, you have your own power source to run everything in the, in
the touring van.
Come around to this front again Josh, and we'll go on in to the inside.
also slide awning packages we put on here, so over the tops of the slide outs, we put
the awnings over it.
And those are black kind of to go with the, the red cobalt that this coach has.
With those they protect the top of the slide out from debris, branches, pine cones, whatever,
whatever you're in the woods with, it won't ruin your slide out seal system.
It's good protection.