How to Pick the Best Class A RV (Plus 9 of Our Favorites)

With a spacious floorplan design, smooth ride and luxury RV amenities, traveling in a Class A motorhome is hard to beat. There’s a reason why so many people refer to Class As as “a home on wheels.” Moreover, these motorhomes often feature all the conveniences of a modern home, including full-sized residential appliances, surround sound systems, fireplaces and more.

Before you invest in a gas or diesel Class A RV, there are a number of factors to consider when choosing the best Class A motorhome for your needs. In this Class A Buyer’s Guide, we will take an in-depth look at the ins and outs of Class A motorhomes. After that, we’ll take a look at a number of RV brands that offer a wide variety of features, price points and floorplans available at General RV. If you are already well versed on Class A motorhomes, feel free to use the links in our table of contents to jump around.

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RV Basics: How Big of an RV Can Your Vehicle Tow?

While all RVers agree that the most stressful part of a holiday is the journey and not the destination, towing safely is a critical component of every trip. If you’re looking to purchase a travel trailer, fifth wheel or toy hauler, it’s important to ensure your vehicle is capable of handling the load. As the old adage goes, know before you tow.

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Modest & Compact Travel Trailer: Coachmen RV Clipper Cadet

The Clipper Cadet 14CR travel trailer by Coachmen RV is the ultimate value in a lightweight companion. Clipper has always been proudly known as the go-to product for first-time RV buyers who need a light-weight travel trailer. 2024 Clipper travel trailers are specifically constructed for fuel-efficient tow vehicles. The Clipper Cadet series represents the absolute best-in-class quality package in a conventional travel trailer from Coachmen RV.

The Clipper Cadet 14CR is the smallest and lightest travel trailer in the Coachmen RV 3K Series weighing only 2,450 pounds with a length under 17 feet.

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The Ultimate Guide to Teardrop Trailers: Plus Pop-up Campers & More

Along with the tiny house and minimalism movements, teardrop trailers have exploded in popularity. It’s the result of people focusing more on experiences instead of accumulating possessions.

There are plenty of benefits of camping in a teardrop trailer. First, they’re an affordable way to travel for people who want to see more of the country or road trip. They also make a great base camp for bikers, climbers, hikers, skiers, or surfers. And as long as you don’t mind smaller living quarters, you can enjoy more time outdoors and make more memories in a teardrop camper.

In this guide, you’ll find everything you need to know about these tiny trailers. We start with the basics of what are teardrop trailers and why so many people love them. If you’ve already done some research and are ready to shop, jump to our list of the best teardrop trailers you can buy right now.

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