Class B & B+ Motorhomes For Sale Near Hickory, NC

Choosing your first RV, or even a new RV, can be a little intimidating. There are a million considerations and many, many options to choose from. And while you can certainly wander around an RV lot going into each and every RV you run into, it might be easier to have an idea of what you want going into the process. That’s why Carolina Coach & Marine is taking the time to highlight one of your options, a Class B motorhome. These are the smallest motorhomes on the market, often looking more like large vans than the typical bus-sized RV you may be accustomed to. There are a lot of advantages to owning a Class B motorhome, though we acknowledge they’re not for everyone, so we’ve highlighted some of the benefits to help you decide if they’re right for you. When you’re ready to take a closer look at any of our RV models, visit our lot to see what we have right now. We welcome all RV owners from Claremont, Charlotte, Winston-Salem, and Asheville, North Carolina, as well as Spartanburg, South Carolina.

Not everyone needs the excessive room that some of the bigger RVs give you. For smaller families or single travelers, you may only need the essentials, especially if you plan on spending more time outside of the RV than in it. Many Class B motorhomes still come with all the basic amenities, including bathroom, shower, refrigerator, stove, and sleeping area, so you won’t miss out on the comforts of modern living. Because they’re smaller, they don’t take as long to prep for a big trip, so if you want to hit the road quickly, you’ll probably accomplish that goal. If you’re looking for a slightly bigger model, there are Class B+ motorhomes that still give you the economic advantages of a smaller RV while giving you a little more elbow room.
 

Because you’ll have a smaller RV, you’ll also find Class B motorhomes are much easier to use. Like with any RV, you’ll want to spend some time practicing before actually hitting the road, but it essentially feels like driving a large commuter vehicle. Once you get used to the feeling, you’ll find you can take your Class B motorhome virtually anywhere. Even if you need to run into town for some quick errands, these rigs won’t be too unruly or too difficult to manage when trying to maneuver around busy, narrow streets. This also means you won’t be restricted by campgrounds. Some camping areas can’t accommodate the bigger rigs, but you’ll be hard-pressed to find a site that won’t at least fit your Class B motorhome.

There are a lot of ways in which a Class B motorhome saves you money. From the get-go, these rigs are much cheaper than the bigger motorhomes, often shaving tens of thousands of dollars off the overall cost. Then, once you have a Class B motorhome, the savings just keep coming with better fuel economy and easier maintenance. Upkeep on a Class B motorhome will still involve regular trips to the mechanic to get the engine and internal workings looked at, but overall the general cost of upkeep is significantly less on a smaller rig. Plus, you won’t be spending money on hotels or plane tickets. It’s the cheaper option if you’re looking to save big.

As great as these motorhomes are, they’re not for everyone, just like the bigger models aren’t for everyone. For one, the consolidated space may quickly become a problem if you’re traveling with more than two or three people. It may start to feel cramped, so you’ll probably want to look at something bigger. And while you can find plenty of models that give you all the modern amenities, some of the more luxurious features, like large fridges, cooking areas, or entertainment systems, may not fit in these rigs. It may also hinder your storage space if you like to bring lots of personal items.

If you don’t mind some tight quarters, then a Class B motorhome is the ideal money saver for you. But this just covers one of your RV options. If you want to talk to an experienced professional about these motorhomes or any other RV type, then stop by Carolina Coach & Marine. We proudly serve Claremont, Charlotte, Winston-Salem, and Asheville, North Carolina, as well as Spartanburg, South Carolina.