The most luxurious of all Rvs is the Class A motor home. They can be as much as 45 feet in length and have interiors that rival some top of the line traditional homes.
A new Class A mobile home RV starts out at about $56,000. This is the base price, but as you add amenities such as a full bath, galley, luxury fabrics and fully equipped entertainment centers, the price rises.
I have seen Class A RVs with price tags as much as three times the initial starting price. Of course, you can get a motor coach loan, but shop around for the best possible loan rates. Some financing institutions will give you 15 years to pay off the loan.
You can do a web search for a Class A motorcoach manufacturer. Often these companies will totally customize your Class A motor home. You basically get to design your motor coach to suit the preferences and needs of your family.
One way to save money on your recreational vehicle is to buy a used Class A RV motor home. You can get almost new campers at big savings.
Check campers and hunting and fishing magazines and websites for a used Class A motor home for sale by owners. It is easier to negotiate a price with an individual owner than with a big corporation.
You can also save some money by buying a new or used Class A diesel motor home. Although diesel fuel is more expensive than gasoline, diesel gives much better mileage. So a Class A diesel motor home is more economical and probably the best bet for very long road trips.
More and more people are taking to the roads in recreational vehicles. This increase includes seniors as well as families. I know of two senior couples that are currently living out of their Rvs for an undetermined period of time.
Jack and Nan have a three year old Class A motor home RV and have been on the road since they took delivery. Joe and his wife have a camper van and they just started out 3 weeks ago. You will hear from them and other full and part time Rv-ers on this site.
Before you take your first RV road trip, talk to people who have some experience or go online for hints about a successful RV vacation. For instance how do you choose a campground? What extras must I bring?
There are dozens more questions that you need to have answered before you leave home.
At campgrounds you will see every kind of RV vehicle from pop-ups to motor coaches.
A motor home Class A camper will give you all the comforts of a high end hotel and the privacy of your own home.
If you have never taken an RV trip, I would suggest you rent a Class A motor home RV for a week or two and head for a campground. I am sure you will fall in love with the life style and be ready to shop for your very own Class A motor home RV.