The maximum width of Class A motorhomes is around 8 feet, although some states allow up to 8.5 feet width. Furthermore, these RVs typically tip the scales between 13,000 and 30,000 pounds.

Class C: These use a cutaway chassis, combining a van cab front with an RV shell that typically includes an over-the-cab sleeping area. Class C can be the most affordable all-in-one models.

Built on the Dodge Sprinter chassis, a platform with a proven track record in Europe, Winnebago's all-new Class C motorhome was created specifically for the American market. The Itasca Navion uses ...

Read about the new Winnebago View Class C Motorhome based on the Sprinter 3500-series commercial van, only on dieselpowermag.com, the official website of Diesel Power magazine.

Class C RVs are often built on the chassis of pickup trucks or vans, making it more fuel-efficient and less expensive than the Class A. Pop-up camper: the camping tent on wheels.