Class B vs. A 2.0 - Flexibility
An advantage our small RV’s have over big rigs is the flexibility to stay in a variety of different places. Over the years we have stayed in state/federal campgrounds (our first choice), both plugged...
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We looked at scaling down to a B from our A based on our needs changing. I look at things practically as well as financially. It was real struggle finding a B with real sleeping areas for 3 (2 adults, one teenager) that wasn't requiring a makeshift bed from 2 seats. The other factor was cost. Any B we looked at that might have fit the bill was 2x the cost of My A. Frankly I could have bought a brand new entry level DP for what the B would have cost. So for us, it made no sense. As has been stated on here before, to each his own. Let your needs and wants define the rv for you. But exercise careful thinking, because a mistake buying the wrong RV can get really expensive.
