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Old 11-09-2018, 01:43 AM   #19
Chance
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Originally Posted by Long & Winding road View Post
Yeah the Axis/Vegas is much cheaper than the B's I see advertised. I dont know if its because most of them are based on the MB spinter with a diesel motor and that cost that much more? Or if the B market somehow commands a higher price?

IMO they are not worth the price unless the were around the $69,999 mark (starting point). They are just a van with stuff added to them.
“Bs” cost more to manufacture than “As” of similar size, so that limits their market share. Most buyers seem to prefer larger size for a given cost. Having said that, it’s interesting that Thor Airstream Class Bs are some of the most expensive; with high cost limiting then to just above 10% of all van campers.

Class Bs also tend to push limits of technology to a greater degree. This afternoon I got to see the Winnebago Travato with Lithium package. That alone adds about $20k. That’s the kind of option you won’t see in entry As or Cs. Same can be said for solar — Class Bs were at forefront of factory solar systems.
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