Key Takeaways: Four Winds 22E by Thor Motor Coach Freelander 22XG by Coachmen Outlook 22E by Winnebago Sunseeker 2150SLE/2250SLE by Forest River Chateau 22B by Thor Motor Coach The trend in recent years has been to make larger, more expensive RVs. But with gas prices rising it’s time for a change. People these […]
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Key Takeaways: Class B Motorhomes: Compact and maneuverable, offering amenities like kitchenettes and bathrooms in a smaller footprint. Class C Motorhomes: Combining comfort and versatility with amenities like sleeping quarters, kitchenettes, and bathrooms. Campervans: Efficient and versatile, providing basic living amenities in a compact package ideal for solo travelers or couples. Custom Builds: Tailor-made solutions
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Key Takeaways: Super C RVs, more robust than Class C motorhomes, feature a truck-like front and diesel engines on a massive chassis. Notable Shortest Super C RVs: Entegra Accolade: 39′ 4″, $269,925. Renegade Verona LE: 40′ 2″, $395,000. Thor Magnitude: Offers five floorplans, $219,600. Dynamax Force HD: Three floor designs, $276,111. Jayco Seneca: Ample storage,
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Key Takeaways: Types of RVs: Class A: Large, bus-like vehicles with spacious interiors but challenging to maneuver and less fuel-efficient. Class B: Camper vans with raised roofs, offering convenience and better gas mileage. Class C: Built on a van or truck chassis, providing compact living spaces with extended sleeping areas. Travel Trailers: Towing vehicles with
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Key Takeaways: Coachmen Freelander 22XG – Length: 24′ 3″ Thor Quantum LC22 – Length: 24 feet Gulf Stream Conquest 6237LE – Length: 24 feet Thor Four Winds 22B – Length: 24′ 11″ Thor Delano Sprinter 24TT – Length: 24′ 1″ East to West Entrada 2200S – Length: 23′ 10″ Winnebago Minnie Winnie 22M – Length:
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Many avid RVers out there will tell you the only way to live on the road is in a Class A RV. While these larger RVs come with more perks and more space, they are not your only options for living on the road. Class C RVs are perfect for living full time and save
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Are you considering living in a motorhome and trying the full-time RV lifestyle? Are you scared to try it alone? Well, there is no need to be. There are thousands of solo travelers on the road. Throw your inhibitions and fears to the side and jump into RVing with both feet. Adventure awaits and you
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If an RV is something you want to own, you first need to figure out financing. RV loans are available in the same way auto loans are through credit unions, banks, and other online lenders. RVs on average can cost between $10,000 and $1 million. An RV loan provides long-term financing allowing you to make
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If you are thinking of buying a recreational vehicle, good negotiation skills and buying strategy will help you get a good deal. Buying an RV is an important investment because it will cost you thousands of dollars depending on whether the RV is old or new, location and current market trends among other factors. If
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