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What is Flexshare®?
Flexshare is a members-only flexible lease-share program that provides best-of-class,
fully equipped RVs to people who want to experience the relaxing flexibility and unique
vacationing opportunities of RVing without the financial burdens and logistical headaches
associated with ownership. For corporations, Flexshare provides a unique combination of utility,
flexibility, luxury and customer care while effectively managing travel costs. Compared to rentals,
Flexshare saves 15-20% while providing better-equipped and maintained RVs, without up-charges for mileage,
generator use, cleaning, etc. RVI's vehicles also come fully outfitted,
like a rolling 4-star hotel, including kitchenware, bedding, towels, linens, etc.
How does Flexshare® work?
Corporate memberships cost $1,000 per year. A corporate membership entitles any of a
corporation's designated employees to use the RVs. Members receive driver training, trip
planning guidance and on-the-road support. RV time is purchased in weekly increments and paid
for at the time of scheduling. Reservations are on a first-come-first-serve basis.
Employees of corporate members also get 50% off of the individual membership costs, a nice
perk that doesn't cost the company anything. We will work with your Human Resources
department to set that up.
How is Flexshare® Priced?
Vehicles are priced by RV size and accommodations as described below.
All vehicles come with basic accommodations such as toilet, shower, stove, microwave,
oven, range, air conditioner, heater, radio, TV, VCR. Vehicles shown are Winnebago brand
RVs and Fleetwood brand Trailers. Actual RVs may vary slightly by make and model.
Vehicles & Pricing
| Aspect |
| Price: $1350/Week, $4,700/month |
Aspect is our entry level vehicle.
It has two separate sleeping spaces and is 22-24' long.
It is easy to maneuver and gets fairly decent gas mileage
(about 12 miles per gallon).
It is typically used by young families and empty nest couples.
For corporations, it works best for two person work crews. |
| Minnie Winnie |
| Price: $1500/week, $5,250/month |
Minnie Winnie is the most popular selling RV in America,
due to its affordability, larger sleeping capacity (3 comfortably),
relatively good gas mileage and drivability. The Minnie is used
primarily by couples with two to four children and younger grandparents.
The Minnie is built on a van chassis, is 29'-32' long and has one
or two slideouts (bedroom and living area).
From a corporate perspective, the Minnie is very utilitarian
and works well for technicians and other direct labor employees. |
| Voyage |
| Price: $2,100/week, $7,350/month |
This is an entry level Class A vehicle, built on a medium truck chassis.
It is 33-35' long, with two or three slide-outs. Sleeps 4, comfortably.
It is used primarily by experienced RVers and more affluent couples
with older children. Corporately, it is used by mid-level managers
for command post and other management functions. |
| Journey |
| Price: $2800/week,$9,800/month |
Entry level diesel model. Typically purchased by someone who is a more "serious"
RVer who plans on using his vehicle more that just a few weeks per year.
The rear-mounted diesels are built on a heavier chassis, used
primarily by retirees who plan on touring the country.
Vehicles have large towing capacity. 35'-36' long with two or three slide-outs.
They appeal mainly to high net-worth individuals and corporations for
entertaining and longer stays. |
| Vectra |
| Price: $3,600/week, $12,600/month |
Mid level diesel. Luxuriously appointed. Has added features such as washer/dryer,
constant hot water, reverse osmosis water purification system, coriander
counter tops and marble flooring.
38'-40' Length, three to four slide-outs. Sleeps four or five comfortably. |
Travel Trailers
Travel trailers are of two types: bumper pull and fifth wheels. Bumper pulls are smaller and lighter,
and usually don't have slide-out rooms. Fifth wheels are larger, heavier and have one or more slide out rooms.
Fifth wheels also require a heavier duty truck for pulling. All trailers come with shower,
stove, microwave, A/C, hot water and forced air heaters. Generators are supplied separately.
| Fleetwood Terry |
| Price: $450/week, $1,750/month |
22' bumper pull trailer.
Sleeps 2-4 people.
Double bed and dinette.
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| Fleetwood Pioneer |
| Price: $650/week, $2,200/month |
26' Bumper pull trailer.
Sleeps 3-6 people.
Double bed, sofa and dinette.
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| Fleetwood Triumph |
| Price: $750/week, $2,600/month |
30' fifth wheel with one or two slide-out rooms.
Sleeps 4-6 people.
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