Class C Motorhomes Class C motorhomes offer many of the same luxuries and conveniences of larger, more costly Class A motorhomes, a Class C motorhome is built on a van-type chassis with a van cab for driver and passenger. They range in weight from 10,000 to 18,000 pounds and stretch from 20 feet to 35 feet in length. Class C motorhomes are usually equipped with a sleeping bunk above the cab, in addition to a bedroom in the rear of the unit. Like their Class A motorhomes, many Class C units feature a slideout to quickly extend the motorhome's living space.

Advantages: Class C motorhomes cost less compared to Class A motorhomes. Class C RV's achieve better fuel mileage and they are shorter in length, which makes them easier to maneuver than larger Class A RVs. The large space above the cab provides additional sleeping space which is ideal for larger families. Many drivers feel more comfortable driving a Class C motorhome compared to a larger Class A unit.

Disadvantages: May need to tow car to reach other destinations once unit is parked; less fuel efficient than more compact RVs such as Class B or van conversion or a vehicle towing a trailer.

 

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We Rate Over 18 Class C Motorhome Companies in our 2008-2009 RV Comparison Guide:

Bigfoot Born Free Coach House Coachmen RV Dynamax Fleetwood

Forest River Four Winds (Thor) Georgie Boy Gulf Stream Holiday Rambler  Itasca

Jayco Lazy Daze R-Vision Safari (Monaco) Triple E Winnebago

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