Downsizing from a A to a C
I have been heavily considering to downsize from my Class A to a Class C, or possibly a B+. My supervisor suggested that I should sell both my RV and Jeep and go with a B+. (Might consider it also) ...
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I downsized from a Class A to A Class C and I found a few things that were different that I liked.
The Class A suited my needs at the time but had some drawbacks.
The handling of the Class A was terrible,it was the most evil thing that I had ever driven,the Class C is a piece of cake to drive.
I liked the large windshield but it really got hot up there at times,it seemed hard to heat or cool with that much glass even with shades.
The Class C has a smaller windshield and the cab-over does help in that regard.
It had limited storage,but most of the time I towed a trailer with my toys and any other things needed.
The Class C I have now has a LOT of storage space. I like having a cab with doors. Mine is built on a Chevy Chassis. It has a much larger cockpit than the Fords,it is much easier to get into or out of when needed such as when fueling or just get out and stretch your legs.
The Class C costs a lot less to maintain as far as parts,tires and all the other things that seem to crop up.
It is easier to park if I want to go shopping or visit places,it is more nimble and gets MUCH better fuel mileage.
I opted to go with a older model to get what I wanted and it was a Former Rental.
All in all I am happy with the transition to a Class C, it suites my needs now and I think in the future too.
Good luck in your search for what you want and feel comfortable with.
The Class A suited my needs at the time but had some drawbacks.
The handling of the Class A was terrible,it was the most evil thing that I had ever driven,the Class C is a piece of cake to drive.
I liked the large windshield but it really got hot up there at times,it seemed hard to heat or cool with that much glass even with shades.
The Class C has a smaller windshield and the cab-over does help in that regard.
It had limited storage,but most of the time I towed a trailer with my toys and any other things needed.
The Class C I have now has a LOT of storage space. I like having a cab with doors. Mine is built on a Chevy Chassis. It has a much larger cockpit than the Fords,it is much easier to get into or out of when needed such as when fueling or just get out and stretch your legs.
The Class C costs a lot less to maintain as far as parts,tires and all the other things that seem to crop up.
It is easier to park if I want to go shopping or visit places,it is more nimble and gets MUCH better fuel mileage.
I opted to go with a older model to get what I wanted and it was a Former Rental.
All in all I am happy with the transition to a Class C, it suites my needs now and I think in the future too.
Good luck in your search for what you want and feel comfortable with.
