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Buying a Class A Motorhome

New and used Class A motorhomes are available in every state, built by an extensive range of manufacturers including Forest River, Holiday Rambler, Newmar and Winnebago. Hare a few of the Class A manufacturers and models on the market today.

ACE Thor Motorcoach
Adventurer Winnebago
Allegro Tiffin Motorhome
Allegro Bus Tiffin Motorhomes
Allure Country Coach
Apire Entegra Coach
Astoria Thor Motor Coach
Avanti Thor Motor Coach
Bay Star Newmar
Berkshire Forest River RV
Brave Winnebago
Canyon Star Newmar
Cayman Monaco
Cornerstone Entegra Coach
Discovery Fleetwood RV
Dutch Star Newmar

Encounter Coachmen
Endeavor Holiday Rambler
Essex Newmar
Executive Monaco
Expedition Fleetwood RV
FR3 Forest River RV
Foreza Winnebago
Georgetown Forest River RV
Grand Tour Winnebago
IH Foretravel Motorcoach
Intrigue Country Coach
Journey winnebago
King Aire Newmar
Liberty Lady Classic Liberty Coach
Montaj Gulf Stream Coach
Mountain Aire Newmar

Newell Coach
Nimbus Foretravel M otorcoach
Palazzo Thor Motor Coach
Passage Safari
Pathfinder Coachmen
Sightseer Winnebago
Signature Monaco
Southwind Fleetwood RV
Sportscoach Coachmen
Sun Voyager Gulf Stream Coach
Sunstar Itasca
Terra Fleetwood RV
Tour Winnebago
Tuscany Thor Motor Coach
Windsor Monaco
Windsport Thor Motor Coach

Here are a few tips for buying a Class A Motorhome:

Exterior Body

Look for dings, scrapes, chips, cracked windshield, missing or damaged trim.
Look at the condition of the lights and the basement and engine doors. If a Class A looks worn down, it is!

Interior Body

If the Class A is new, take the time to feel the quality of the interior. If the cabinets feel cheap or are off their hinges, you can bet you will have trouble with them down the road.
Check the condition of the furniture, cabinets, kitchen drawers and counters. A Class A can have low mileage and still look worn. If the interior has been lived in, the result can be heavy wear and tear.
Investigate the build and construction thoroughly. A Class A interior will experience an earthquake every time you take the road. If you plan to live in your Class A full time, a stable build is essential to low maintenance.

The Mechanics:

The engine should be well cared for and clean.
If you are purchasing a gas Class A, the lower the miles, on it the better.
If you are buying diesel, you can allow for more miles without concern.
Be sure to check all fluids, tires, suspension, and brakes. If possible, look at the rig’s work history.
Whether you purchase your Class A new or used, make sure to read the fine print in the warranty.

As always, spend the money and have a professional inspect your purchase before you sign on the dotted line. You may save yourself a bunch of trouble down the road.

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