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Effy
Jul 05, 2016Explorer II
No one can really tell you what you need to buy. There are pros and cons to all types of RV's and frankly you are comparing apples to oranges.
Is there a reason you skipped over class C's? Frankly I find it odd that B's are smaller and more difficult to camp in long term but are just as pricey as a class A.
A's are easier to drive than you think, possibly easier than a B and for me definitely better than a C.
You need to decide what you want based on how you will use it. Will you be using it to get groceries, or camp and travel long distances sit for a while.
Drive both, rent both if you can, and realistically think about what you will be doing with it. How YOU will use it should drive your decision, not opinions.
Is there a reason you skipped over class C's? Frankly I find it odd that B's are smaller and more difficult to camp in long term but are just as pricey as a class A.
A's are easier to drive than you think, possibly easier than a B and for me definitely better than a C.
You need to decide what you want based on how you will use it. Will you be using it to get groceries, or camp and travel long distances sit for a while.
Drive both, rent both if you can, and realistically think about what you will be doing with it. How YOU will use it should drive your decision, not opinions.
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