CT Coachworks

Wish they still made them so I could upgrade to newer. Had seal leak problem when I bought it used last year.

Turns out it had been replaced with the wrong seal by the previous owner. Factory sent the correct one. I am a full timer and it is made to live in. Fantastic full sized appliances.

Wish it had a smaller steering wheel 4' 9" here and could be a little closer to the pedals...put blocks on the pedals. : ) Drove it from GA to WA last fall...not a bit of trouble, wonderful trip for a 72 year old Granny driver. Got 8 1/2 mpg average through mountains and flat land. Wish it had an electric awning but I plan to upgrade to the add on type with the wind sensitivity feature.

Love the stacked washer/dryer and the bath TUB. Tons of storage and I really like the storage bins on the slider that come out with it instead of having to crawl under the slider to ge to them.

We have owned a 2009 Siena 35V for 8 years and have had very few mechanical issues. We have had some cosmetic issues due to our own fault and CT Coachworks worked with us to get the appropriate pieces to get it fixed.

We fulltime and the full size refrig and range are a great asset and also the large sinks. There are a few things I would change. I am short and have trouble adjusting the drivers seat when I am sitting in it because when you find the lever you have to push it away from you to move the seat. The good Lord made me arms too short.

The steering wheel could be smaller. At some point we will be taking the carpet out and putting in vinyl flooring. We will also be replacing the roman shades also. They look cheap.

Love the "velcroed" valances and swags.

So easy to take down and to the dry cleaners. We love our Siena.

I bought a 2007 CT Coachworks with 8800 miles on it in May of 2015. I absolutely love the interior, especially the kitchen. I am a full timer. I just drove it from GA to WA in 5 days and had a perfect trip. No problems at all, average 8 miles per gallon including up and down mountains and also flat lands. Not a minutes trouble. Plenty of power to get up the hills and very comfortable ride. The only thing I would change is a smaller steering wheel. I am only 4' 9" and can't reach some of the dashboard buttons because the steering wheel is too big. Other than that..it is a very comfortable motor home to live in. Thank you CT Coachworks.!!!

JoAnn Smith

4' 9" little old widow lady : )

We have one of his builds in our fleet of limousines and limo busses. It is a sharp unit and VERY well built.

I was lucky enough to get a tour of the plant where he builds his units. I saw that he uses the highest quality materials, even in places that the consumer will never see. He could have cut corners and purchased lower quality brands to save money and increase profit but he takes pride in what he builds and buys the best.

As with any new build, there will be issues. Almost every issue we've had were manufacturer defects and NOT the fault of the builder who used their products.

When we have had issues, The care, concern, and promptness are unsurpassed! We have many different builders in our fleet of limousines and party buses. CT Coachworks has far surpassed them all with their customer service when issues do arise.

I purchased my 2008 Siena in summer of 2009 and had many issues to resolve during the breaking in period. So many that I was becoming disenchanted with my purchase. But recently I contacted Coachworks directly and worked with Wendy and Steve to resolve ALL of the issues. They were extremely helpful and understanding and went above and beyond in the servicing of my RV. I am very pleased with my Siena now and looking forward to the camping season. If you experience any issues I would suggest you call Coachworks directly and not deal with your dealer or other service company as they dont know the Siena well enough to work on it properly.

Thank you Wendy and Steve (Coachworks)

Happy Camper - Tina

We bought a new 2007 Siena Motorhome, within the first year it was in the shop 4 times, 2 times for leaking axle seals, 2 times for misfiring spark plugs due to not enough air flow in the spark plug area.

1st long trip we made with less than 7000 miles on the unit and 2 of the outside compartments literally melted from lack of firewall protection between catalytic converter and compartment backwalls. The temperature inside the compartment was 140+ degrees and the only thing between it and the propane tank was the entry door. If it had been closer, my husband, two dogs and I could have been toast.

We trailered our car to Idaho & Washington, but couldn't climb mountains faster than 30 miles per hour over the grades. Misfiring started for the third time and spent 3 hours in Portland, OR while a wonderful repair shop installed a airflow duct system, which should have been installed after the 2nd time we had this same problem.

During this trip the slide crept out at the bottom 1-2 inches during travel.

Even though we had a pressure regulator on our water supply, the fresh water plumbing inside the motorhome failed, the hose separated from the booster pump and poured water out of the compartment over the generator in copious amounts. Too pissed to write anymore about this unit...................