Nexus Viper Class B+
Okay, I’ve gone back and forth and now I’m back to looking at a Class B+ on a Ford E-450 Chassis with the Ford V-10. I looked at the sprinter based motorhomes and determined that since I still want t...
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msmith1199 wrote:MDKMDK wrote:
B+ = Unicorn, Leprechaun, Fairies, honest politician. They don't exist. If it's a coach on a cab chassis, it's a class C, or a Super c.
You need to complain to the owners of RV.NET because they have a B+ category.
They do indeed, and it's a subcategory in the Class C Motorhomes forum.
"B+" is marketing speak, and means whatever the people marketing them want it to mean--usually a relatively upscale class C without a cabover bed. It's also a rather confusing term because they're not class B RVs at all; they're not built within a van body. I guess they probably figure that "Class B+" sounds better than "Class C-"....
