Real small motor homes; value?
I enjoy checking out these newer "motor homes" based on the Sprinter, and similar chassis because of their obvious attractions; nice driving, better MPG, park anywhere, etc. But am I the only one who ...
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JimBollman wrote:
Different approach to RVing most consider themself travelers not campers.
That sums it up exactly.
And I think to a big extent the OP answered his own question by asking if they're a terrible value and then in the next sentence lamenting the high cost of used units. As MidnightSadie said, the Bs hold their value much better than other RVs.
We traded a 35' Class A for our B a little over two years ago. We had the A for ten years and it was great for our needs then--we were traveling with two growing boys and two dogs and usually stayed in one spot for a few days. Now it's just me, DH and a small dog and we enjoy road trips, staying somewhere different each night. The B is absolutely perfect for us now, and we've never once regretted trading the A for it. For us the tradeoff in space and having to spend all of two minutes wiping the bath down after showers is well worth the benefits.
