This Class C motorhome doesn’t skimp on the amenities, allowing friends and families to enjoy the comfort of home. It is based on a Ford E-450 chassis.

There’s a tale of following a rainbow to its end and finding a pot of gold. Often that pot of gold is in the hands of a Leprechaun, and today, that long-eared creature is this Class C motorhome ...

In an attempt to stay ahead of the curve, the all-new Vista Class-C motorhome by Winnebago Industries represents a departure from conventional wisdom. In terms of livability, it's a full-size (no ...

1996 Callista Motorhome Prices and Specs Select a Year and Model Beginning production of Class C motorhomes in 1988, Callista existed as a brand under Carriage. Spanning from 22.5 to 29 feet in length ...

RV life comes with freedom, but it also comes with rules and laws, many of which vary by state. Some are clearly marked, ...

Class C motorhomes without this bed (or bulge) are increasingly common. For marketing purposes, they're sometimes called "Class B+" motorhomes, even if they are structurally they're in Class C.

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In this economy, people are enthralled by the virtues of the Class B motorhome because of driveability, fuel economy, and size. However, functionally speaking, ...

Leisure is known for a line-up of Class C motorhomes with clever features like expansion slide-outs and Murphy beds.

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