What constitutes an "entry level" Class A?
So I've been researching, reading about, and even seeing first-hand various Class A RVs. I was told to specifically check out Newmar, Tiffin, and Winnebago as they were better quality than the Tho...
Forum Discussion
No matter what you "think" is the difference, look for things that make the most sense to you.
First order of business is floor plan. Cut and dried on that one. If you settle for one that's close, you'll always wish you'd gotten the one that seemed perfect (at the time).
Second, look for features that will mean the most to you. By that, I looked for double-pane windows since it gets hot here in Texas. The other thing I needed was under 32' to fit in a 36' RV carport that used to cover our fifth wheel campers. Lastly, I wanted something with enough GCWR to be able to tow either of our Jeep Wranglers. That was *my* list. The wife's was much longer, but in the end we found something we're both reasonably happy with.
First order of business is floor plan. Cut and dried on that one. If you settle for one that's close, you'll always wish you'd gotten the one that seemed perfect (at the time).
Second, look for features that will mean the most to you. By that, I looked for double-pane windows since it gets hot here in Texas. The other thing I needed was under 32' to fit in a 36' RV carport that used to cover our fifth wheel campers. Lastly, I wanted something with enough GCWR to be able to tow either of our Jeep Wranglers. That was *my* list. The wife's was much longer, but in the end we found something we're both reasonably happy with.
