If you want a small, economical motorhome suitable for a small family, or just a couple, consider looking for a 2007 class B RV motorhome, diesel.
While initially more expensive than a gas powered recreational vehicle, a diesel burns less fuel than a gas powered camper van.
Diesels also have more power than gas when climbing through the mountains, which we did in 2004, in the Adirondacks of New York State.The class B camper van is built on a slightly stretched van chassis, with a raised roof, and sometimes a dropped floor.
The advantages of a Class B are: they are easy on fuel, can be parked anywhere you can park a car.They are easy to drive. Most sleep four comfortably.
We love our van camper and like the idea of not having to tow a car, especially when we drive through cities when we visit cities like Chicago, Illinois, to visit friends and relatives.