We came straight from Key West and rolled into the Tampa RV Super Show for 2026—right in the middle of our Lemon Route through Florida. Bob and I are walking Class B vans the way we actually shop: no hype, no sales pitch, just “what’s new, what’s worth it, and what’s the real cost?” And because you guys keep crushing the likes/comments/subs, we also had to do our Florida lemon pulls (snack stock-up and a small act of kindness), which honestly felt like the best kind of “penalty.” Inside the show, we start with a compact 2026 Palladium 1930 on the Transit 350—kind of a Trail replacement vibe—with a rear bath that would’ve been a game changer back in our first van days. Since it was media day, pricing wasn’t posted yet, so we focused on layout, storage, drawers (always), and the little fit-and-finish details that tell you a lot about quality. Then we jump into the 2026 Storyteller Tour Mode on the Mercedes 170 chassis. We talk seating that actually fits four adults, the galley setup, cassette toilet shower, that beefy countertop, and the big roof rack platform since this one doesn’t have the pop-top. We got see-through pricing at $254k, and while it’s pricey, the quality, suspension upgrades, roof rack, and electrical system make it easier to understand what you’re paying for—especially if you boondock and get off the beaten path.