Need B+ MPG, deciding between B & B+
I've never had a motorhome. I am considering a B or B+. I will be buying an older model, probably in range of 2000 - 2008. Fuel economy is a priority. It appears the B gets between 13-17mpg. I woul...
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Lazyace13 wrote:
We just acquired a 2013 Itasca Cambria 30C. Now I realize that this coach may be pushing the B+ boundaries, but it is actually classed as a B+. 32' with 3 slides on an E450 chassis. We flew up to Ohio and drove it back to Florida (1200 miles), we drove 65-70 and averaged 9.8 mpg. Not bad, but the comfort level was tremendous. We looked at the Sprinter chassis and class B models, but they were either more expensive for much less room and capacity or we just didn't like the Swiss Army Knife approach to multi-use amenities. We absolutely love our Cambria! The most important thing is that we are all out there enjoying the country! Just find a rig that works for you! Regards, Ace
It is a beauty.
Gas mileage is great at those speeds.
I was happily surprised by the front swivel seats.
I would love this model w/o permanent rear bed and bedroom, because we do not have a toad and don't stay put. But if you stay in a spot for a while and want to do a lot of sightseeing, this is a beauty. It compares more favorably inside than a big Dynamax B+ we saw at the '06 Good Sam Daytona Rally.
I also ran into a guy w/ a similar Monaco Montclair. He traded a recently bought Allegro Class A for the MM because "unlike the A, the MM was a pleasure to drive."
