Hello and welcome back to Colonial RV stream. My name is Patrick Belli and I'm a salesperson here at the dealership.

Today, I'm going to take you through the new 2025 Airstream Interstate 19, so...

buckle up, we've got a lot to [Music] cover. It is built on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 series chassis with a 144-inch

wheelbase. It has a 2L high-output twin-turbo diesel engine with 208 horsepower and 332 lb-ft of torque. It's got a

24/2-gallon fuel tank and it comes standard with all-wheel drive and a 9-speed transmission. It's available in two

exterior colors: Tenorite and Silver Metallic, and it's also available in four interior decors: Classic, Canyon,

Modern, Grey, Tommy Bahama. And today we're going to feature the former black. Now there are also some standard

features and optional features. It comes standard with a 33-lb propane tank, propane heat, propane hot water, propane

cooktop, and a propane generator with a 1000-watt inverter and 250 watts of solar on the

roof. There's also an available package called E1. Now, with the E1 package, which is extremely popular, there's no propane.

You get diesel heat, diesel hot water, dual alternators; the inverter is upgraded to 3200 watts. You still get 250

watts of solar on the roof, but the lithium battery bank goes up to a 12,000-watt, 48-volt

system with heat onboard. So, very, very impressive. So let me dive into some of the details. Airstream, when they order

these chassis, they check off all the boxes. One of the big things is collision avoidance, adaptive cruise control, and

also a 360 camera. So there's a camera in the front, in the mirrors, and in the back.

and it stitches them all together. And when you're driving through a parking lot, you can get a 360-degree view of

what's going on around your van. It also comes with Michelin tires, Mercedes rims, and with the all-wheel

drive chassis, which is standard, you get plenty of ground clearance so you can do some adventuring. Uh, Airstream integrates

these steps into a running board system. You get a power entrance step here by your main entry door. There's also a

retractable screen over here. And really cool is your kitchen galley sink area has a screen that swivels up, and you can

use your faucet outside. There's 20 gallons of freshwater on board, 16 gallons of gray water, and nine gallons of black

waste. So there's no cassette toilet, no compost toilet; it has a black tank, which is very handy. It's also the service is

built in, so they build in the winterization kit right here, which allows you to easily winterize your

coach. You can see all the cabinets are plywood. This is Italian light ply, finished on both sides with laminate.

This is not a sticker, like a lot of other builders use. This is regular laminate, so it's easy to clean; it won't

peel off. And the Italian light ply is a very stable material. You also get a power sliding door, so you can

operate that off your key fob, or there's a button here. You could pull the handle out; there's another button here; there's

also one on the dashboard. And the cool thing with the Mercedes-Benz chassis is if you come to

the vehicle and it's pretty hot, you want to get your windows down really quick, you just hold the unlock button for a

couple of seconds. So there you go, your windows are going down. And if you want to bring them back up, you just hit the

lock button, and they'll go right back up for you so you can quickly ventilate the vehicle. Also, if you come around here,

there's a power awning, and it's not a manual awning; it's power. And what's

really nice is it has a seismic sensor, so it will retract automatically if it starts shaking. You can operate that all

from your touchscreen control right here by the entry door. So, I could hit extend; you just have to tap the button

once; you don't have to hold it the whole time. And uh, when the awning is out, you have lights built into it, so

you have an awning light over here. You've got your porch light underneath the awning, which is nice; that illuminates

this area even when your awning's in. And you have underbody lights over here; they're all separately controlled right

here from your central touchscreen control right at the entry door. And the awning is nice and high; it's not going

to rub the entry door. Over here is your engine exhaust. Got some mud flaps here in the

back. Outside GFCI-protected electrical outlet. Get 250 watts of solar on the roof. Well, they give you an external solar

port here, and on the other side, allowing you to put extra solar panels to give you more solar gain. Back around the back, the Airstream dresses

up this back area nicely. Kit removal insert, and there's a hitch receiver; you could tow up to 5,000 lbs. This is a 9,030

lb gross vehicle weight rating vehicle, and they give you about 1,300 lbs of payload for your four passengers, or your

gear, or your water on board. In the back, rear defrost. Has a power shade that comes down over

here to give you privacy while you're inside. You've got little pockets in the door; you lift up the little flap over

Here it hides all your systems, so the voltage system, the battery system, your inverter, solar charge controller, DC to

DC charge controllers are all in this nice sealed box. The lithium battery bank is underneath, and that's in a heated

chamber there, and it will heat the batteries up to proper temperature so it'll accept the charge.

But they give you service access points. You know, we also, at [Company Name], will give you the freshwater hose, chemical

for the toilet, toilet paper, interior string, give your ratchet so the power awning stops working, you can manually crank it in.

Power cord adapter, so you can go from 30 amp to regular household 15 amp. Electrical outlet tester, outside shower

connection with sprayer, another power cord adapter. So if you just, instead of running your long 20-foot power cord, you run

the shorty up to an extension cord. And then for the shower, they give you a soap, shampoo, and conditioner dispenser.

There's also lights back here in the trunk, and the seat belts for your rear passengers are three-point solar

harnesses; no one's sitting in lap belts back here. There's also a power screen for this back—I'll show you that when we

get to the inside—and you have your rear camera up there, right above the third brake light. There are also

parking sensors here and the bumper. Like I said, checked off every box. You got heated seats, you got power seats

in this thing too, and the Mercedes-Benz swivel seats. So they don't sit really high off the ground; it's a normal height.

Smart plug connection here, your solar port, city water connection with a water pressure regulator built right in. Now this is what's cool: so instead of having

a standard RV snap connection with a big, bulky hose that you have to crawl halfway under underneath the van, they do

It's a macerator pump, so open this up. This is it; this is all you need to

get your waste discharged. So there's a pump that shreds all the waste, pumps it through this tube here. Then you have

different fittings here and that rubber doughnut that was in the trunk, so you can screw these into the campground

connection or your home, whatever you're using. And then, uh, you just, uh, take one of these, put it on just like that, and

you have a nice, solid connection with that rubber donut. You can make it even more solid. There's also a high-pressure

black tank flush built into here. You can hook up a garden hose, too. And this, uh, reel is powered, so it goes back in on its

own when you press the button. Also in this compartment, you have service lights, so there's a light in here and in here

to illuminate these areas at night. You could also operate the pump from here; cable connection. You can pop it right

through this little door here and your waste gates. So you're always going to empty your black tank first, right? So you

press this button; the blade valve opens, allows the waste to go up to the pump. Then you turn the pump on, and that pump

will then pump it through here. Let that run, let that discharge. Then you're going to close the gate, open up your gray

waste tank, and clean out your hose here with your sink and shower soapy water. Right? Right. Turn the pump back on and

get that going, and then close your valve when you're done. Very easy, very simple. You don't even have to get down like I

did; you could do it all from up here. Over here is the diesel Truma. So the Truma runs on diesel, right, for your heat

and hot water, but also has electric elements, one or two, that you could use to boost the system up. Awesome system.

This is the outside utility shower, quick disconnect, hot and cold water right here. Pretty easily over here, we have

your fuel fill for your 24-and-a-half gallon diesel fuel tank. If you look at

the windows here, we've got some Mercedes-Benz tinted safety glass windows and some aftermarket windows here that Lou out, and they have insect

screens built into them. There's a TV antenna on the roof. You have a main vent, a 14x14 vent, and a bathroom fan there and

stack for your gray and black tank, and the rest is all the solar panels. So they utilize every inch they possibly can.

There's a fuse panel for the vehicle over here. Vehicle production information. You've got your power seat controls and

memory, so driver one, two, and three. I usually set it so when the seat is ready to swivel, it doesn't rub on everything, so I

just hit uh, memory three, and it remembers the position the seat needs to be in. You also have heated seats, your

power door locks, window controls, mirror controls, electric power uh, parking brake here as well. Little pockets in the door

for stuff. Come around the engine compartment. Got your oil fill, you've got your jump start port over here, washer fluid, master cylinder, air

filter, cabin air intake, radiator overflow, and your DEF fluid fill. So we give you, at our dealership, a very

comprehensive walk-through tour of your van after purchase. It'll be staged in this room here. It comes with a lot of

little accessories that I just showed you, and we go through it with you. It takes about two hours for a first-timer to

learn all about their coach, and you're welcome to spend the evening at our dealership after you get your training

so you could try everything out before you hit the road and head back home. Another cool thing in the front, you can

Pop this out, and you can screw in the tow hook that comes with it. There's a lip here for the air dam at the bottom, and

you could climb up and clean your windshield, your camera, and your sensors up there easily. And uh, change

your wiper blades just standing in that little step there. But a very compact design—only 19 and 1/2 feet

long, so you could drive and park it wherever you want. You just have to remember your height at 99 inches if you're

going to go to some low bridges, or don't go through any drive-throughs with this. Got to be careful about that. All right,

before we dive inside, let me just show you something. So it's not wall-to-wall carpet; it comes with a carpet kit, and

below that is woven vinyl. Then you have some insulation and the plywood floor, so this floor is built up about that thick.

There. What's nice is if you don't want carpeting, you just roll it up and

leave it at home. But it comes with it. On this side, they give you a first-aid kit and a little emergency light here.

Turn it on if you have a breakdown or something. Uh, there's no spare tire because there's no room for it, and

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