Why a class A gas over class C?
While casually toy hauler shopping my wife and I checked out some motorized RVs. Diesel is totally out due to Price point of newer units. If we go this direction we need to tow a 16’ flatbed utility...
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Among all the other things listed above most Class A's have larger wheels/tires (19.5" or larger) than similar sized class C's (16.5" and smaller) so they can safely carry/tow more. Class A's generally have higher ground clearance so you can get into some areas where a Class C would ground out. Class A's usually have higher overhead clearance requirements. If you boon dock, a Class A has larger capacities of everything so you can stay longer. Per foot, used Class A motor homes are generally cheaper than Class C's so they tend to be a better value.
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