Fleetwood has a line of "Crossovers"?
I noticed on the Fleetwood website, that they have four categories: Class A Diesel, Class A Gas, CROSSOVER, and Class C Gas. When did they start this "Crossover" category? Is it just a marketing...
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According to Fleetwood's site:
"Class A gas motorhome packed with style and amenities that you typically find in a class C. So many features for less! Think of it as a crossover-hybrid style motorhome"
Again it's all about marketing. it's a class A on an F53 chassis. But it has "features" of a Class C according to them. Not sure what those features are as just about any brand now makes one with a bunk. Somehow having an electric bunk makes it like a Class C with a cab-over. Silly. But that's their marketing strategy. The Storm, Terra and Flair are in this lineup. I guess they didn't want to make a brand new model to compete with the FR3 and ACE so they just re-branded the staples in their existing entry level line-up.
"Class A gas motorhome packed with style and amenities that you typically find in a class C. So many features for less! Think of it as a crossover-hybrid style motorhome"
Again it's all about marketing. it's a class A on an F53 chassis. But it has "features" of a Class C according to them. Not sure what those features are as just about any brand now makes one with a bunk. Somehow having an electric bunk makes it like a Class C with a cab-over. Silly. But that's their marketing strategy. The Storm, Terra and Flair are in this lineup. I guess they didn't want to make a brand new model to compete with the FR3 and ACE so they just re-branded the staples in their existing entry level line-up.
