Why Buy a Dolphin Motorhome?

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Buying the Right Dolphin Motorhome

When you are looking at several Dolphin motorhomes and trying to decide which one you want to purchase, it is important to focus on which one provides what you need and want in an RV. You do not want to get one that is too small for your family or a gas-guzzler that is too large to be taken to the places you want to go, especially if you do not need the extra space and features. Here are a few things to consider:

Price. Knowing your budget to begin with will help you eliminate those vehicles that are not in your price range. Class B motorhomes are the cheapest new, about ,000-0,000. Class C's range from ,000 to around 0,000. Class A RVs begin at ,000 and generally go up to about 0,000, but there are custom or luxury RVs that cost a few million dollars. Typically the more expensive models have more room, more amenities and more features. You do not always have to pay more to get what you want since many things can be added as upgrades later. Used prices are cheaper across the board than new but will vary widely being based on age, mileage, and condition as well as size, model and amenities.

Size. From 26-45 feet long, Class A (traditional motorhomes) are the longest. Class B (camper vans or van conversions) are the shortest, only 17-19 feet long. Class C (cab-over or mini-motorhomes) are in between, starting at 22 feet and going to about 35 feet.

Floorplan. Both Class A and Class C vehicles have a variety of layouts, with the Class C's being on a smaller scale and providing less space per living area and having the addition of a second bed over the cab. They both may include one or more slideouts, where pushing buttons slides out sections to provide more living space. Class B's are smaller and are more limited in not only what is offered but the different ways it can be arranged.

Features. Class A models usually have fully-equipped kitchens, a complete bathroom, a washer/dryer, TVs and other homelike amenities. Class C ones are similar. Class B motorhomes are more limited, so the fridge will be smaller, the bathroom will probably only have a toilet and some items may do double-duty like a table that turns into a bed.

Consider carefully what suits your needs best and look for a Dolphin motorhome that has the extras you want. You will be glad you took the time to choose the right one for you.