FaultScore

Worst years for a Chevrolet Motor Home

Owners have filed 103 complaints about the Chevrolet Motor Home with NHTSA across model years 1985 to 2002. More of them are about the brakes than anything else.

Avoid

1999 Chevrolet Motor Home

36 complaints — the highest FaultScore of any year, mostly other & unspecified.

Cleanest on record

1995 Chevrolet Motor Home

15 complaints — the lowest FaultScore of the graded years.

Every Chevrolet Motor Home year, graded

The grade compares each year against the rest of this model's own run — never against another car. Click any bar or row to open that year's report.

Complaints filed with NHTSA, by model year. Bar colour is the FaultScore grade: A B C D F ungraded
Year Grade Complaints Crashes Fires Median miles Most reported
2002 2 0 0 Engine & Cooling
2000 1 0 0 Tires
1999 D 36 0 1 Other & Unspecified
1998 B 14 1 0 Engine & Cooling
1997 9 0 0 Brakes
1996 5 0 0 Brakes
1995 A 15 0 0 Brakes
1994 6 0 0 Transmission & Drivetrain
1993 4 0 0 Brakes
1992 4 0 0 Transmission & Drivetrain
1991 1 0 0 Tires
1990 1 0 0 Brakes
1989 2 0 0 Engine & Cooling
1985 3 0 0 Engine & Cooling

What breaks on a Chevrolet Motor Home

Across every model year on file. Follow a row for that part's complaints and the year it was worst.

Brakes 27 26.2%

Worst in 1997

Engine & Cooling 11 10.7%

Worst in 1998

Transmission & Drivetrain 11 10.7%

Worst in 1995

Other & Unspecified 11 10.7%

Worst in 1999

Tires 6 5.8%

Worst in 1998

Body & Structure 5 4.9%

Worst in 1999

Suspension 5 4.9%

Worst in 1997

Fuel & Propulsion 5 4.9%

Worst in 1999

Equipment & Accessories 5 4.9%

Worst in 1999

Electrical System 3 2.9%

Worst in 1995

Steering 3 2.9%

Worst in 1995

Doors, Latches & Locks 3 2.9%

Worst in 1999

Acceleration & Cruise Control 2 1.9%

Worst in 1995

Lights 2 1.9%

Worst in 1999

Complaints filed over time

Every complaint about every Chevrolet Motor Home, by the month it reached NHTSA.

Feb 1996 peak 34 Jul 2010

Compare the Chevrolet Motor Home

Side by side on complaint history. Remember that raw totals track how many were sold as much as how good they were.