Main question: which brand do you consider to be best quality for the money? I’ve read Coleman is bottom basement quality, lower than starcraft, and grand design is all that and a bag of chips. On a per dollar basis what brand tends to have the best overall cost of ownership in entry level or near, brands?

Here are the requirements:

My towing vehicle is a 2015 Nissan NV 3500 SL. It has a tongue weight capacity of approximately 870 lbs And a towing weight of 8700 lbs.

Must haves: -Sleeping capacity for 8 or more -Retains bathroom access with the slide shut (second door direct access preferred/ideal) -Solid wall and actual door (sliding or hinged) separating master suite from living areas -Less than 35 ft long, frankly 30 is better. -AC and Heater -Outdoor shower

Nice to haves: -Outside kitchen -Super slide with u shape dinette and sleeper sofa 12v fridge -backup camera, not just prep - 3 season protections for plumbing / underbelly

Pie in the sky: -50 amp service -solar to recharge batteries -2x 30lb tanks of propane -auto-leveling system, not just stabilizing - under 30 feet long instead of 35 -entertainment center across from the super slide -outside kitchen has water source, refrigeration, electricity for appliances, griddle/grill combo, additional LP quick connect in logical kitchen location all under awning.

My favorite top few are: -Grand Design Imagine 2400BH -Forest river Salem cruise lite 263BHXL (The Forest river Salem 26dbud and the EVO 2850 both seem to have a GVWR higher than my towing vehicle) -Coleman Lantern 263BH

Are you aware of other models I should consider? We likely don’t have even a $50k budget and so will have to disqualify the GD Imagine, so right there and under, budget wise.