The Top 3 Used Quality Class A Motorhomes I Can Recommend For RV Travel And Camping

New Class A motorhomes can be very expensive these days. But you can save a lot of money and get more features if you buy a quality used Class A instead. But which RV manufacturers built the best quality Class A motorhomes during the last 10 years or so? Duane The RV Inspector provides a list of the top 3 quality Class A gas and diesel RVs to help you make the right decision.

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[Gundog]

I bought a 2007 Monaco Dynasty 4 years ago. After putting new shocks, tires, radiator and inter cooler on it it we are happy as can be with it!

[bchlvrbob]

I have an old 2005 Monaco with an aluminum roof, never a leak. Paint is original, looks new, four slides and 40’. I’ve owned it now for nearly eight years, nearly trouble free, just maintenance.

[snap]

We have seen many older coaches that are above and beyond most of today's rigs. American Coach, Foretravel, Monaco, and Beaver just to name a few. However, being older means fewer replacement parts when something breaks. Obsolete in some cases is 10 years or less! As always, great video!

[sandramandeville]

I love your videos. After owning a dozen 5th wheels over the past 30 years, we bought our first Class A diesel pusher a year ago and one of your videos was the single biggest influence in our buying agenda. We bought a 2004 Travel Supreme. We knew we wanted nothing manufactured after the crash of 2008, thanks to watching your video. The quality of this 2004 coach is unbelievable. The cabinetry and wood work is solid cherry. The all-paint graphics and gel-coat are spectacular. And the 400 horse Cummins engine at just 105, 000 miles is a beast! Thank you for such a great channel!

[matthiggins]

Thanks for this, Duane! By educating myself on your videos, I was able to single down to a well-maintained and clean '08 Winnebago Tour DP. This will be my FIRST coach, so wish me luck out there! 😎🌴

[gtr]

I'm so glad you had Winnebago in there! When I was young, I owned a 1970 CL_A with a Dodge 440 motor. LOL I loved it, and camped over 100k miles and smiles with it. Now at 72 I'm looking again, and I found a 2006 Forza, with my favorite Cummins diesel and Allison transmission! Low miles (29K) and in outstanding condition!! I just needed that little push. LOL Thx!! -gtr

[mchurch]

My first class A was a 1999 Winnebago Suncruiser. A very solid Cummins-Allison-Freightliner Chassis. It never let me down and towed my 22ft. boat everywhere. I traded up for a 2012 Tiffin Allegro Red with the same chassis. Happy camper😊

[eddiedoherty]

The comment about Phaetons being at every campground is true. Many high use users, full time or many months have them. I see more of those than any other MH other than the Thor ACE. Based on what I have seen, that would be my first choice to look at for a used DP. As that population ages out I think you will see many available and at good prices. I also see lots of Newmar DP, the versions are hard to tell apart so I can’t say x vs y.

[reubenbautista]

Thank you Sir appreciate your kindness and recommendations for us whom are shopping for a used Class A.
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[darrylsmith]

Thank you! I did buy one of your books. I'm currently about a year from ready to buy our Class A Diesel pusher. Trying to educate myself now so I will be ready.

[Derzbonzr]

I can vouch for late model Tiffin models. We bought a 2001 Tiffin Allegro 32DA v10 in our late 20s. Now 8 years later we are looking at selling it but 8 years with no issues and about 20k miles. Its 22 years old and works perfectly. I hope my new class A is as good as my 2001. Many tell me it won’t be as well built. Cheers.

[ricsmom]

Thank you for your videos. They are a wealth of knowledge, wisdom, experience that is not available with such candor and unbiased honesty anywhere else. We have an older travel trailer we use for a handful of trips each year. We would like to travel more and for longer periods and looking at a new to us Class A. What is your experience with the Thor Outlaw toy hauler. We like the skybunk and the garage, however, if a Tiffin or Newmar is much better quality, we would give up the idea of those extras. Thanks for all you do for the RVing community! We are grateful!

[SuperSushidog]

We've been living FT in a National Tropical for the last 4 years and consider it an excellent legacy coach for the money.

[jamescallicutt]

We own a 2435 foot Gasser, Dutch star newmarand we love it for the second ownerand have never had no much big problems. Yes, regular what you do to tires and etc, but we love it. Still only have around 39000 mile for it as old as it is.

[celestepalm]

As much as I drool over & fantasize about owning a Class A, my pocketbook & boondocking options nudge me towards a truck & 5th wheel setup. I will be buying your Guidebook for 5th Wheels! One of my main concerns is clearance. Thank you, Duane.

[jdavies]

Thank you for this review. It is great to see someone who knows what they're talking about, not just pushing a particular brand. Which websites do you recommend for finding used motorhomes?

[EOWweekendRVer]

I just listed my 2017 Winnebago Vista LX 35f Class A RV for sale on RV Trader. Since listing it, all I've gotten is a bunch of fraud and phishing attempts and no serious buyers. Wish I had known that about RV Trader before I listed it. 😢

[RalphyDee]

I've had my eye on the Winnebago Adventurer 38T for a couple of years. I love the huge slides on each side. For a time I had a hard time choosing which would be best. A class A toy hauler or a regular class A. I just wanted to have the option of keep my bike stored safely inside. I even thought of maybe fitting a Smart Car inside the toy hauler but it probably wouldn't work. Anyway, I'm still up in the air of which way to go but I'm doing my homework. Thanks for the video...

[thomastheys]

That is great information and your selection of coaches is right on the money keep up the great work look to see another video soon. Thomyt

[stevedelancey]

Enjoy listening to your videos Duane, they are very educational and helpful, we have had our eyes on a used 2021 Newmar Canyon Star with the front end diesel 35 foot with 15, 000 miles but have been hearing on some videos to be aware of any RV that was built during the erra of covid, but I also know you can buy a Cadillac and get a lemon, what are you're thoughts