Motorhome Reviews

RVers searching for a smaller diesel-powered motorhome may be intrigued by this 25-foot Type C , based on the Mercedes-Benz 3500 cutaway chassis. By Lazelle Jones July 2019 Entegra Coach…

This “go anywhere” Type B motorhome, built on the Ram ProMaster chassis, offers the flexibility of two seating areas and is packed with functionality and high-tech features. By Lazelle Jones…

This gasoline-powered motorhome checks many boxes in the comfort and convenience categories. By Mark Quasius, F333630 May 2019 Newmar is widely known for its high-quality diesel-pusher motorhomes. However, that same…

Built on a four-wheel-drive Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis, this Type B motorhome helps active outdoor enthusiasts to fulfill their quest for exploration and enjoyment. By Mark Quasius, F333630 April 2019 Winnebago…

EarthRoamer’s super high-tech, tricked-out motorhomes are designed to tackle terrain other RVs cannot, and they offer luxury accommodations off the grid and in the campground. By Lazelle Jones March 2019…

The Sportscoach Type A motorhome embodies 2019 design and technology while celebrating its milestone year with a special options package. By Mark Quasius, F333630 February 2019 During an RV industry…

This custom van upfitter builds luxury vans and type B motorhomes on Mercedes-Benz Sprinter and Ram ProMaster chassis, including this top-of-the-line model. By Lazelle Jones December 2018 From 2004 to…

This new Type A motorhome from Jayco Inc. builds upon many features found in the company’s other models. By Robbin Gould, Editor Noevmber 2018 A new home on wheels has…

A look at this Type C motorhome model and the 37BH HD floor plan in particular. By Robbin Gould Editor October 2018 Star Wars movie fans know the famous line,…

Targeted to RVers looking for an entry-level diesel pusher motorhome, this new offering boasts a raised-rail chassis designed in partnership with Spartan Motors. By Mark Quasius, F333630 September 2018 The…

This diesel-powered Type A motorhome, part of the Newmar Mobility Lineup, features the company’s latest wheelchair-accessible floor plan. By Mark Quasius, F333630 August 2018 It’s no secret that RVing is…

Family adventures await in this gas-powered Type A motorhome, which boasts plentiful storage and well-designed living space. By Gary Bunzer, Technical Editor July 2018 Holiday Rambler first burst onto the…

Created using the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500 chassis, these Type B motorhomes exhibit the same handcrafted quality that goes into the restorations of classic cars that first earned the parent company…

This new diesel pusher expands traditional Type A motorhome thinking with its sleek, contemporary styling and innovations. By Mark Quasius, F333630 May 2018 Readers may remember Winnebago Industries’ iconic Itasca…

This feature-filled, conservatively priced Type A motorhome fills families’ needs on the road and at the campsite.

Meticulous planning and construction, as well as ongoing innovations, are evident in each motorhome produced by Newell Coach Corporation.

Available in nine floor plans, with many customizable features, this B+ motorhome may be “just right” for RVers searching for a unit larger than a typical Type B but smaller than many Type As.

Take a tour of the first Type C motorhome produced by this highly regarded manufacturer of Type A coaches.

Built on the Freightliner S2RV chassis, this new Super C motorhome is the latest in a line of coaches that exude power and luxury.

A new Type B motorhome from the Winnebago Touring Coach Division.

By Lazelle Jones
July 2017

Small and sleek, this Type B motorhome from Erwin Hymer Group joins its Roadtrek cousins with clever uses of space and battery power.

The Aria is the newest Type A diesel motorhome produced by Thor Motor Coach. Introduced for the 2017 model year, this attractive coach leads the way with a modern, stylish front cap that incorporates LED lighting, a look that further identifies the Aria as a fresh design rather than a previous model tweaked with a few upgrades.

The new 29VE floor plan makes family travel easy in this Type A motorhome, with a full-wall slideout, seatbelts for seven, and an available extra sleeping berth.

Travelers will feel like royalty aboard this elegant home on wheels, which includes numerous updates for 2017.

Traditional touches combine with fresh features to further the appeal of this popular Type C motorhome.

A spacious interior, expansive front windows, and smooth suspension and handling make this motorhome a contender in the entry-level Type A category.

This touring coach is small enough to maneuver easily, yet roomy enough for RVing.

A diesel-powered “RUV” built on the Ford Transit chassis.

The newest addition to the Entegra line of diesel-powered motorhomes is considered the company’s entry-level model but comes packed with high-end features that say otherwise.

The company’s patented one-piece unibody shell and exacting attention to manufacturing and design standards result in this quiet, solidly built motorhome.

Technology is abundant in this sophisticated 2017 home on wheels.

Introduced 30 years ago by Fleetwood founder John Crean, this Type A gasoline motorhome changed the RV landscape and continues to be popular among RV owners.

Building upon Born Free’s heritage of motorhome engineering and design, this new model unites fuel economy, functionality, utility, and comfort.

This new tag-axle model enhances the Berkshire line of luxury diesel pushers.

This Spartan-based diesel pusher has undergone a redesign for the 2016 model year.

A new motorhome based on the Ram ProMaster chassis joins the stable of Type B models produced by this Ontario, Canada, manufacturer.

A royal kingdom awaits inside this 45-foot quad-slideout motorhome built on the Spartan K3GT chassis.

A gasoline-fueled Type A motorhome that can turn heads.

Thor Motor Coach calls this entry-level motorhome an RUV, or "recreational utility vehicle."

A new luxury diesel motorhome sold factory-direct by RV industry veterans.

The Itasca Tribute and the Winnebago Brave are the nameplates affixed to two 1960s-inspired product lines that feature an entirely new design. These motorhome brands bring back fond memories for veteran RVers who may remember when the original Brave motorhome impacted the RV industry a generation ago and helped promote the concept of driving an RV rather than pulling a trailer behind a car or truck.

A Murphy bed, a large rear bath, and an open floor plan set this Type B wide-body motorhome apart.

The journey or the destination? This Type B motorhome from the Winnebago Touring Coach division just might satisfy both needs.

Though its name may be familiar, this luxury diesel pusher from Newmar Corporation is a completely new model for 2015.

Thor Motor Coach (TMC) designers have applied technologies from the company’s Type A toy haulers and put them to good use when creating Type C models. One model, the Outlaw, is offered in Type A, Type C, and Super C floor plans for 2015.