Class b rv suggestions
I am retiring in a couple of years and am thinking about buying a class b rv. I am single so I will be traveling alone or with a couple of friends. I would like to get something easy to drive and abl...
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Jim makes a good point about the Class B selection at many RV shows. Some have only one or two makers represented, unfortunately. I saw one brand at the first RV show we attended, and the interior turned me totally off class Bs for a long while until a much better one turned up for sale in my town.
It's useful to browse various manufacturers' websites, also websites for dealers close to you, and the site for a big outfit like PPL MotorHomes in Texas to get an idea of floor plans and prices. I ordered a lot of B brochures back in 2009 when we started looking.
As far as fuel mileage per gallon, you'll find a range in class Bs from about 12 mpg for gas engines up to 22 - 25 or so for some diesels. Obvious variables are how fast you drive, how much weight you are carrying, whether you tow something, etc.
It's useful to browse various manufacturers' websites, also websites for dealers close to you, and the site for a big outfit like PPL MotorHomes in Texas to get an idea of floor plans and prices. I ordered a lot of B brochures back in 2009 when we started looking.
As far as fuel mileage per gallon, you'll find a range in class Bs from about 12 mpg for gas engines up to 22 - 25 or so for some diesels. Obvious variables are how fast you drive, how much weight you are carrying, whether you tow something, etc.
