2022 Fleetwood Frontier 36SS Review: Fire Risks & Recalls

You’ve seen the price tags dropping. A 2022 Fleetwood Frontier 36SS that cost nearly $300k new is now sitting on used lots for $168,000. It looks like the steal of the century—a luxury diesel pusher for a bargain price. But why is it so cheap?

In this episode of RV Watch Dog, Rhonda opens the books on Fleetwood’s "Value Luxury" coach. We aren't just looking at the floorplan; we are auditing the powertrain, the safety records, and the corporate financials of REV Group. We uncover the truth about the de-tuned Cummins B6.7 engine and the limiting Allison 2500 transmission. We expose the terrifying reality of Recall 22V655 (the hydraulic line fire risk) and the new Freightliner V-Ride suspension issues.

We also dive into the "Reliability Tax" of the Aqua-Hot system and connect the dots between REV Group’s stock buybacks and the quality control issues plaguing the COVID-era builds. If you are in the market for a used Class A motorhome, this investigation could save you thousands of dollars and keep your family safe.

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