Home on the Road

In Tampa, three lifelong friends who call themselves the 'Divas Do' love to travel and want an RV for a cross-country road trip. With a budget of $185,000, they're looking for a coach for a six week break. In Arizona, childhood friends Dave and Molly want to find an RV under $100,000 to expand the territory they can cover in their traveling photo booth business. In Colorado, the Ticknors are on the Denver lot looking for an RV that can fit a family of ten. With a budget of $80,000, the Ticknors need a coach that can live up to the day-to-day demands of real life.
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