Buying a used Class B - what not to buy
I am in the beginning stages of looking for either a Class B or C not more $30,000. It is a bit overwhelming as everything else we have had has been a trailer. I am looking within about 200 miles of w...
Forum Discussion
Owinsmom wrote:
One last thing. I guess why I was leaning to a B is I don't like the covering over the cab.
Some refer to those as Class B+, but that gets a lot of arguments started because that's not a recognized class by RIVA. Leisure Travel Van used to be a Class B manufacturer, but nowadays all they sell are what most would call a Class C. None of their models have anything overhanging the cab.
I moved from a Roadtrek 210 Popular (Class B) to a Leisure Travel Van Unity (Class C). About 18" longer, a tad higher, but a whole lot more room. Plus it handles almost the same as the Roadtrek (in some cases even better), and gets much better mileage.
