The World's Biggest RV

Paul Niedermeyer
by Paul Niedermeyer

The weather is getting nice and the yen to explore America’s great outdoors is rising. It’s just a question of what the right size and cost of vehicle to take. If you work at Goldman Sachs, here’s a little number to consider for a quick weekend getaway. Is it the world’s biggest RV? If not, it sure gets a good grade for effort. Pop-outs on both sides on the first floor. The second floor lifts up from its bridge-safe position. And there’s even an optional third-floor patio-deck!

All the comforts of home on the first floor, if you should have such a nice home.

The second floor upper half is one giant pop top, including the ample tv screens in case the scenery isn’t sufficient to hold your attention.

If the view is good enough to tear oneself away from the tv, head up to the patio/deck on the third floor for drinks and a cigar!

Nice craftsmanship on the staircase.

Here’s the fully opened and extended rig. Now one just to find a camping space big enough for it! [Thanks to TTAC reader Ray Ch. for sending me these pics]

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  • Ajla Those letters look like they are from AutoZone.
  • Analoggrotto Kia EV9 was voted the best vehicle in the world and this is the best TOYOTA can do? Nice try, next.
  • 3-On-The-Tree 4cyl as well.
  • Luke42 I want more information about Ford’s Project T3.The Silverado EV needs some competition beyond just the Rivian truck. The Cybertruck has missed the mark.The Cybertruck is special in that it’s the first time Tesla has introduced an uncompetitive EV. I hope the company learns from their mistakes. While Tesla is learning what they did wrong, I’ll be shopping to replace my GMC Sierra Hybrid with a Chevy, a Ford, or a Rivian — all while happily driving my Model Y.
  • 3-On-The-Tree I wished they wouldn’t go to the twin turbo V6. That’s why I bought a 2021 Tundra V8.
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