How much does a new Airstream Globetrotter cost?
When deciding between the two models, those interested should have a base of knowledge on what sets them apart…
How much is a 2019 Airstream nest?
With a base price of $47,234, the Nest is a decidedly pricey purchase.
What is an Airstream Globetrotter?
Globetrotter® From its crisp, clean lines to its delicate neutral colors – the Globetrotter Travel Trailer is the epitome of modern style. The interior draws influences from all across Europe, and the exterior is the ever head-turning aerodynamic aluminum shell that’s made Airstream an American icon.
How does the Airstream Globetrotter sleep 6?
Sleeping Options For the 2021 Airstream Globetrotter® Six-person sleeping arrangements can be found in all options at the 25-foot, 27-foot, and 30-foot sizes. Each 25-foot and 27-foot layout provides a bed space at the front of the trailer. These are either in a Queen size (FB) or two Twin Size (FB Twin) beds.
How much is a 2020 Globetrotter Airstream?
The 25-foot floor plans of the 2020 Airstream Globetrotter®—25FB and 25FB Twin—have a starting price of $104,400.
Is the Airstream nest worth it?
The Nest fits right in there with their brand image and is an exceptionally well-designed travel trailer. Though the Airstream was just released (April 2018) and we do not yet have reports of quality etc, we think it is well worth the price tag for those looking for a modern travel trailer for 1-2 people.
Can a BMW X3 tow an Airstream Bambi?
The X3 performed very well towing. Ours is rated for 3500 lbs/350 lbs tongue weight with the OE hitch. I don’t have a brake controller. I would have no hesitation towing the Bambi with its published 3500 gvw.
How much does a 2021 Airstream Globetrotter cost?
Values
| Suggested List Price | Average Retail | |
|---|---|---|
| Base Price | $106,900 | $109,600 |
| Options (Add) | ||
| Total Price | $106,900 | $109,600 |
Why was the Airstream nest discontinued?
The Airstream Nest stood out immediately from the rest of the Airstream RV lineup in that it was a fiberglass travel trailer. It was a risk for the company that made its name by creating beautiful, shiny aluminum RVs. In the end, the risk didn’t pay off, and Airstream has stopped making the Nest.
