Class A with the most living space (under 30 feet)
What do you think is the roomiest class A model (under 30 feet) ? I am thinking about ones with slide out on both sides and rear of the coach. thanks
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The list of A's manufactured for sale in the U.S., under 30 feet, is pretty short. Thor's ACE line on F-53 chassis, 28-8 to 31-5 feet; Axis and Vegas lines on 12,500 pound E-350 chassis, 25-6 to 26-6 feet; Winnebago's Via/Reyo lines on the Sprinter chassis at 25-6 feet, Winnebago's Vista/Sunstar on F-53, a single model at 27-1 feet, and the retro Brave/Tribute with two models under 30.
Of all these the roomiest in square footage would be the Thor ACE models with a single full-wall slideout, but if you really want useful space, you have try out how the floorplans work for how you live, because square footage isn't everything, sometimes you just end up gaining a dance floor you don't need.
You are not going to find anything with three slides, one on each side and one in the rear. The rear slide rules out side slides to the rear of the coach, and multiple slides require heavier chassis, which usually come only in longer sizes.
If you open up to the idea 30-34 feet, you will find that you have many more choices. This is the "small" motorhome in most manufacturers' model lines.
Of all these the roomiest in square footage would be the Thor ACE models with a single full-wall slideout, but if you really want useful space, you have try out how the floorplans work for how you live, because square footage isn't everything, sometimes you just end up gaining a dance floor you don't need.
You are not going to find anything with three slides, one on each side and one in the rear. The rear slide rules out side slides to the rear of the coach, and multiple slides require heavier chassis, which usually come only in longer sizes.
If you open up to the idea 30-34 feet, you will find that you have many more choices. This is the "small" motorhome in most manufacturers' model lines.
