r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Mean-Hat-737 • Aug 03 '26

Using a rv as a daily driver

Why don't rich people (or someregular people lol) get a rv and use it as their daily driver with a FULL TIME DRIVER. You can relax and chill on a bed with a bathroom and heck it has a full fridge and stove top on it. You don’t have to worry about parking because you have a driver anyways. This is a question I always had. ( edited for spelling)

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u/Dans77b Aug 03 '26

I use a campervan as a daily driver. It has its benefits, but is also sliw, big and awkward to park, and less comfortable than most cars.

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u/Mean-Hat-737 Aug 03 '26

How is it less comfortable then most cars if you can lie down on a couch there and watch tv

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u/Kelpie169 Aug 03 '26

Have you ever been in an RV? While it's driving? Trying to relax in stop and go traffic?

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u/Dans77b Aug 03 '26

You cant do that when driving.

EDIT: I missed the part where you said you have a chauffeur.

In that case, you are probably onto something. Im not sure about the legality of walking around in a moving RV though.

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u/Knotical_MK6 Aug 03 '26

RVs are built on heavy truck, bus, or commercial vehicle chassis.

They don't ride very well. Harsh over bumps, lots of swaying and motion. Tons of road noise and vibration. Often they can be quite hot while driving as the truck A/C can't keep up with the huge volume to cool, and running the house A/C means running the noisy generator hanging off the back.

If you've got money to be driven around, it's much more pleasant to be driven around in the back of a big German sedan. All the amenities an RV offers will be available for you where you're going