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A primer on RV Classes
There are three main types of RVs, sorted into classes; Class A, B, & C. A class A RV is a self-contained, self-driving vehicle like a converted bus. It can be substituted for an entire house! Class C motorhomes are most common, like your Sunliner or Winnebago type of van with ample room in the cab, allowing freedom of movement. Class B RVs are known as campervans – they are limited on space but much more fuel-efficient.
New or used RVs – the case for both
If you are buying an RV, you may wonder if buying new or used is the way to go. Buying new does have a higher cost of entry but it will last longer and require less maintenance. A used RV is cheaper, and may have just as good features than a new RV at a fraction of the cost. Buying used may be a great idea if you do not go on holiday very often. However, if your used RV is getting on in age, you may have to replace mechanical or interior parts.
Needs vs. wants in an RV
Many of us want to have every creature comfort in a recreational vehicle until reality kicks in. Can we really afford a 5-star Class A luxury liner? If we have to be a bit more realistic, we need to figure out our needs and wants. If you don’t need a bed and prefer sleeping outdoors, you can go for a campervan. Some larger Class C RVs may have toilets, kitchenettes and other facilities, essential for long-haul travel. It's worth drawing up a shortlist of your needs and wants.
RVs and towing your car
RVs are great for being accommodation on wheels, but they are impractical for exploring off the beaten track. Many larger RVs can attach a car to the back using a tow dolly. Tow dollies can either track around corners with a centre pivot or, they can be mounted on a rack with king pins, so the car has less chance of colliding with the back of your RV. The king pin variant can also come with brakes for added safety.
