Pull behind or Class C
We are considering putting all our belongings in storage and traveling and living in an RV for 6 months to a year. We are trying to determine what type of RV is best for us. There is two of us. ...
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If you really think you need to pull a car behind your motorhome to get around, then you should probably be thinking about pulling a trailer behind a suitable tow vehicle (which may or may not have to be a truck, depending on the size of the trailer).
When constantly moving, I tow nothing behind my C. Stops are one or two nights, the C not towing can park most places I want to visit (including suburban Detroit and Houston) and all the shopping I need to do can be done enroute. However, when taking the motorhome out to use as a lakeside cabin for a week or two (or longer) I need to tow a car to get around. I would be better off in this case towing a trailer to leave at the lake, and have often considered buying one just for this purpose.
So it depends on how you plan to use the combination.
When constantly moving, I tow nothing behind my C. Stops are one or two nights, the C not towing can park most places I want to visit (including suburban Detroit and Houston) and all the shopping I need to do can be done enroute. However, when taking the motorhome out to use as a lakeside cabin for a week or two (or longer) I need to tow a car to get around. I would be better off in this case towing a trailer to leave at the lake, and have often considered buying one just for this purpose.
So it depends on how you plan to use the combination.
