Will you be happy with a short Class C lacking good sleeping accommodations , very limited storage/cabinet space, and little "elbow" room? Beginners often want a short rig and regret it after a few trips. It is expensive to trade up to a larger rig so now is the time to back out of the deal if your spouse will go along with it. I recommend a 27-28 footer with a rear queen bed, spare tire, no slides, and popular name brand. Dealer reputation for after sale warranty fixes is very important. 4 or 5 feet longer makes a big difference in enjoyment and not much difference in maneuvering/driving. Take your time choosing and buying a new or slightly used rig.
SOME women tend to get excited and buy things on impulse, being used to returning things that don't fit, etc. The excitement of buying a new RV may diminish after the hassles of getting proper and quick warranty fixes by the dealer of factory defects that can delay the first trip.
