Advanced RV Class B camper vans for Sale
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An ultra-luxury, fully-custom Class B builder in Willoughby, Ohio — every Sprinter-based coach is a bespoke one-off, engineered around industry-leading lithium-electric systems, at commissioned-furniture prices.
Advanced RV custom Class B motorhomes
All 3 vans in the Advanced RV Class B camper vans range. Filter by the feature that matters most to how you camp.
Class B
ARV Custom Build
Roughly $420,000–$650,000 new (10–14 month custom build)
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Class B
Ocean One
Current ARV builds roughly $420,000+ new (Ocean One layout)
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Class B
B Box
Roughly $310,000–$490,000 (recent builds averaging about $425,000)
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Why buyers love Advanced RV
Be clear-eyed about what Advanced RV is before you fall in love with the photos: this is not a brand with a model lineup you can shop, compare, and order. Founder Mike Neundorfer started the company in Willoughby, Ohio in 2012 with a single idea — build the best custom Class B motorhome in the world, one client at a time — and ARV has since hand-built well over a hundred Mercedes-Benz Sprinter coaches, no two alike. The company's own line is 'the only limits are: Does it fit? And can you afford it?' Every build is a collaboration that runs 10–14 months and costs roughly $420,000 to $650,000 new, which is about double a factory-built Class B. What you pay for is real: ARV is widely regarded as the leader in Class B electrical systems, with large lithium-ion battery banks (around 16 kWh on recent builds), high-output inverters that run air conditioning and induction cooking with no propane on board, diesel-fired four-season heat, computer-controlled air suspension, and furniture-grade craftsmanship in leather and hand-fitted cabinetry. The three configurations below — a representative custom build, the popular Ocean One layout, and the signature wider, taller B Box platform — are honest examples of typical ARV work, not a fixed catalog. If you want a mass-market van for the money, look elsewhere. If you want a commissioned, technically supported, one-of-a-kind coach and can afford it, there is nothing else quite like an Advanced RV.
Here's the part the lot won't tell you: the best Advanced deals are usually two to four years old. Let the first owner eat the steep early depreciation, then buy a van that's already been shaken down, with the bugs sorted and the records to prove it. That's exactly the kind of unit our RV buyer's agents hunt for, and we run an independent inspection on every one before you wire a dollar. Already own one and ready to move on? We'll list and sell it through our RV broker service for the retail number it's worth — not the wholesale gutting a dealer offers on trade.
What owners love
- Genuinely bespoke. Every Advanced RV is designed with the client over a 10–14 month build and is a true one-off — you get exactly the layout, materials, and systems you specify, not a trim level off a sheet.
- Class-leading lithium-electric systems. ARV is widely considered the leader in Class B power: large lithium banks (around 16 kWh), high-output inverters, and no propane — owners run AC and induction cooking off battery, with serious off-grid and four-season capability.
- Craftsmanship and lifetime support. Furniture-grade cabinetry, hand-fitted leather, German-spec hardware, plus in-person phone support during business hours and 24/7 emergency technical assistance from the factory.
What to watch
- Price is the headline. New builds run roughly $420,000–$650,000 — about twice a factory Class B — and a 10–14 month wait. This is commissioned-vehicle money, not RV money.
- No fixed lineup to shop. Because every coach is custom, you cannot compare standard models or rely on broad owner-review databases; the configurations here are representative, not a catalog.
- Class B limits still apply, at a premium. Even a $400k-plus ARV is a two-to-four-person van with modest tankage and compact living space — you are buying engineering and craftsmanship, not square footage.
What Advanced RV owners are saying
Advanced RV is a low-volume, fully-custom builder, so it has essentially no aggregate owner-review score on the big databases like RV Insider — there is no standard model to pool reviews against, and we will not invent one. What exists instead is consistent editorial and enthusiast coverage that treats ARV as the high-water mark for custom Class B engineering, especially its lithium-electric power systems and craftsmanship. The FitRV team published a detailed video and written review of ARV's Ocean One; RV Lifestyle and the Roadtreking/FMCA community have toured and praised the brand's panoramic cabinetry and propane-free, battery-everything approach; MotorBiscuit covered the B Box as a roughly $400,000 'tiny home on wheels'; and trade outlets RVBusiness, RV PRO, and Modern Campground covered the 2025 launch of ARV's luxury charter program, built from a fleet of client trade-ins. The consistent themes are admiration for the electrical engineering, the four-season capability, and the build quality — tempered always by the price and the long custom build timeline. Because there is no statistically meaningful pool of standardized owner ratings, treat the data here as thin by design: the evidence is qualitative editorial coverage of a bespoke builder, not a star average.
“Advanced RV gives the Mercedes Sprinter all the comforts of home.”
“Every one is unique.”
“For over a decade, our community of clients has enjoyed having every detail considered.”
Owner feedback summarized from public review sites and forums, each linked above. RVBrokers is independent and not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Advanced RV.
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