Class C RVs for Sale
Class C RVs are perfect for travelers who want the amenities of a large RV combined with the relative ease of driving a smaller camper. If you're looking for new or used Class C RVs for sale, you've come to the right place.
LEARN ABOUT BUYING A CLASS C RV
Everything You Need To Know About Owning a Class C
Camping World Product Specialist Chris Young gives you all the information on Class C RV features. Learn what's under the hood, how to troubleshoot common problems, and when to bring it in for servicing.
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SHOULD I BUY A CLASS C RV?
Here's why Class C RVs are awesome. Many Class C motorhomes come equipped with outstanding features. You can select a unit with an outside kitchen, outdoor entertainment, or one with both for an ideal dry camping and tailgating experience. It's not hard to see why a Class C is great for families.
Here are some other reasons Class C RVs are a great choice: Compared to larger campers (e.g. Class A RVs), Class Cs are easier to drive, have better fuel efficiency, and are more affordable. Class C RVs are also great for people who love tiny homes and the ability to travel at a moment's notice. You can drive anywhere you'd like whenever the mood strikes.
If you're looking for something larger than a Class C, a Class A RV might be a better fit. On the other hand, if you're looking for something smaller, you may consider a Class B RV instead.
TIPS FOR COMPARING CLASS C RVS FOR SALE
Camping World has nearly 4,000 new and used Class C RVs for sale from popular brands like Thor, Winnebago, Forest River, Jayco, Dynamax, and more.
We sell a range of Class C units, from small motorhomes measuring less than 25 feet to Super C motorhomes that are nearly 40 feet long. Whether you're looking for a couple-focused front living motorhome, a diesel motorhome, a family-style bunkhouse, or the unique Class C toy hauler, we've got you covered.
It's important to do your due diligence when comparing Class C RVs for sale. Here are some things to be aware of while you're shopping around:
- Rust or water damage in the chassis: The chassis is the backbone of the RV, and it's important to inspect it for any rust, wear, or damage. Look for any signs of accidents or repairs, and make sure that all the parts and systems, such as the suspension and brakes, are in good working condition.
- Leaky roof: Inspect the roof for any leaks, damage, or signs of wear. Look for any soft spots or damage to the seals around the roof penetrations, such as the air conditioner and vent fans.
- Problematic plumbing and electrical systems: Ensure all the plumbing and electrical systems are in good working order, including the hot water heater, refrigerator, and A/C units. Test all the appliances and check for any leaks or damage.
- Water-damaged interior: Take a close look at the interior of the RV, including the walls, floors, ceilings, and upholstery. Check for any signs of water damage, mold, or mildew. Also, ensure that the layout and sleeping arrangements suit your needs.
- Storage space: Storage space is an important factor when buying a Class C RV, so make sure there's enough room for all your gear and supplies. Check the storage compartments' condition and ensure they are secure and accessible.
- Engine issues: If you're looking at a used RV, check the engine and transmission, oil levels, and cooling system. Ask for maintenance records; it will give you an idea of how well the engine has been maintained and any known issues that may exist.
FAQS: CLASS C RVS
WHAT IS THE MOST RELIABLE C CLASS RV?
Any RV can be reliable if it's well-maintained and taken care of, but here are some brands that have stood the test of time: Thor, Winnebago, Forest River, Jayco, and Dynamax. Each of these manufacturers has Class C RVs for sale on Camping World.
IS IT WORTH BUYING A CLASS C MOTORHOME?
It can be worth it to buy a Class C motorhome especially if you love to travel and prefer some extra living and storage space. Class C motorhomes are typically equipped with amenities like a kitchen, bathroom, and large sleeping quarters. They are smaller than Class A models, so they are easier to drive and park.
WHAT IS THE SMALLEST CLASS C RV YOU CAN BUY?
The smallest Class C RV that Camping World sells is around 19 feet long. But if you want something smaller, consider a camper van or pull-behind camper. Of course, you can always check in with us periodically to see if we have any smaller Class C RVs for sale.
HOW LONG DOES A CLASS C RV LAST?
Class C RVs can last about 200,000 to 300,000 miles. But an RV won't last long without proper maintenance and care. Always follow maintenance and care guidelines so you can get the most life out of your Class C RV.
