… the Camper Report Show’s 100th episode, Eileen’s insights span all aspects of RVing. Based in Southern California with her husband, Ross, they explore in their Class B Sprinter, Big Zip.
SettingsEileen Hubbard is the Editor-in-Chief for RV LIFE. As a long-time RV journalist, editor, and industry expert, she develops and …
… re not alone! These are a somewhat recent invention that combine the best feature of Class A and Class C models. Essentially, they’re an extra powerful Class C Motorhome with additional exterior storage. They still have the bunk overhang above the cab and are a bit shorter than most Class A motorhomes, so they …
… depreciation rates because they tend to break down faster. The vehicle and living space are connected, so an issue with one will affect the other. Class A motorhomes tend to depreciate the fastest, followed by Class C and Class B models.
In contrast, trailers do not have engines that can fail. It’s much …
… VVT Engine, which provides 276 horsepower. These are tough RVs that can easily tackle steep inclines and tricky terrain.
Most RVs aren’t very fuel efficient, but Class B RVs are usually pretty decent. In this case, you can expect to get 18-20 MPG out of an Airstream Rangeline. This may not seem like …
… focusing your search on one class of RV that sounds good to you.
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Think you want a Class A Motorhome RV? You’ll be hauling a rig about 33-ft longClass B van lengths are generally about 20-feet longIf you want a Class C motorhome RV …
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The biggest differences between the different classes of RVs are their size, shape, and cost. They are categorized into three different classes. The largest being a Class A motorhome, followed by a medium sized Class C, and a smaller class B. These range in price anywhere from $10,000 to $300,000.
This illustrated …
… umbrella of what an RV is.
What is a Class C travel trailer? Well, actually there is not a Class C travel trailer. There is, however, a Class C motorhome. Travel trailers and motorhomes are two different kinds of RVs. A Class C motorhome is a mix between Class A and Class B.
It looks …
… a Class A motorhome but your house is only a single story you may not have enough room to store your massive vehicle. If it’s a Class B or Class C, then that’s a somewhat more feasible setup.
Here are some numbers to chew on. Most Class C RVs are anywhere from 21 …
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… figures. Thinking of going full time as a first time RV owner? In this article, we list 8 excellent Class A Motorhomes, perfect for full time living.
Class B are the vans, some of which are oversized with slideouts. They are more affordable, you have to really option them out to hit six figures.
Class …