The Endura Motorhome is a luxury C motor home, which is advertised as that home away from home that every person dreams about.  This motor home is a cab over, which means that the home part of the motor home extends over the front of the cab where the driver sits. 

The Endura Motorhome features an extended cab over, which makes room for a 20” television screen and what the advertisers call a comfortable sleeping area.  It looked more like a sleeping area for one person than an area, which could be shared, but it was nice enough.  There was another sleeping area off the dinette, which seemed to be actually large enough to hold a queen sized bed. 

There is a living area in the Endura Motorhome that opens up into the driver's compartment, with an edge that the driver could just step off and into the driver seat rather than having to go out one door and in another. The advertisement I saw called it a “spacious living area”.  I figured it could be called spacious only if the owner were the size of a mouse.  Maybe someone who is less than four feet in height would call it spacious, but there was no room for a couch, only for a two-seat love seat.  No other furniture other than a bar stool was able to fit into this area. 

The next space in the photo gallery of the Endura Motorhome was the kitchen gallery.  This kitchen is very inadequate for anyone who actually likes to cook.  It features a dinette with room for a maximum of two people with a very small set of sinks.  The range is only a three-burner range with no oven at all.  There is a microwave oven available, and there appeared to be a window over the sink, which would be nice to look out while doing the dishes.  The two-door refrigerator seemed barely big enough to keep enough food for one or two people for a day or two.

The slideshow I viewed finished by showing that the carpet in the Endura Motorhome extends all the way to the walls, which are smoothly finished for that residential look and feel.  It also showed off the ceiling speakers, which drop down to enhance one's listening pleasure. 

I must say that on one level I was impressed, until I realized this so-called luxury motor home left a few items out; items which some people would consider essentials.  There is no bathroom in this motor home.  In addition to viewing the slideshow I looked at the floor plans presented and neither one showed a bathroom or room set aside for one.   This, in addition to the lack of an oven, and the lack of floor space, would keep me from even considering the Endura Motorhome a suitable home.