You should be able to get it for about $46K fully loaded.  Try other dealers.  Note however that you can get a full size RV for this money.  I really like the Rialta but I bought a 27' Tioga last year as I also needed a tow vehicle.  Even though it only had 36k miles when I bought it, I have spent enough on repairs that my Syncro Camper seems like a bargain to run, (153 K, engine never touched Trans fixed once never had to walk home).  

Dennis 
-----Original Message-----
    From: David Chasteen <dchaz@gte.net>
    To: Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@zuni.likeminds.com>
    Date: Friday, February 20, 1998 10:49 PM
    Subject: Winnebago Rialta
    
    
    Just in case any one is interested, I found a good page to view the Rialta info.  Just like the information packet I got from Winnebago.  Go to http://www.mobilityrv.com/rialtapg2.htm 
    The man at Suncoast RV in Jacksonville had three of them on the lot.  All priced at (sit down) $55,000!!  It's a beautiful camper, if a little pricey.  Took it for a short test drive.  The 98 Eurovan with the VR6 accellerated GREAT! even pulling all the weight.  I just keep hoping that VWOA will bring in the '98 Eurovan Weekender into the states this year.  Well we can hope, can't we?
     
    Chaz
    '82 Westy "Peewee"
    Brownfield, Texas

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