Concept bus!

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I want one. Looks like one HELL of a mobile shag-pad.

This would be worth it just to tell people you live in a BUS and then bring them here.

What's the miles per gallon on that thing. Like 7mpg?

7 mpg or 7 gpm?

What's the miles per gallon on that thing. Like 7mpg?
Hahahaha! You think you're gonna get 7? I think MH is closer to the mark. I wonder how many watts of electricity that thing needs at peak usage. Can the alternator and batteries keep up while driving or do you have to plug it into a socket?

looks better inside as in my living room :-O

Most of these things generate power with propane while traveling and not plugged in. I bet it will get about 3 MPG which is better than your livingroom gets...

If you can afford the bus, who cares what the gas milage is like. It is like a plane. If you can buy it, you can fill it up.

Well said Moonman. You can even get a mortgage for one, just like a house. That would make it tax deductable. Five to seven mpg would be about right, depending on if your towing something, fighting a head wind, driving up mountains. It would still be nice to have, regardless.