2026 Coach Arriva for Sale

The Arriva is Coach House's most van-like coach: a roughly 24-foot-2-inch B-plus built on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500 extended chassis with the 2.0L turbo-diesel (208 hp, 332 lb-ft) and the 9G-Tronic nine-speed automatic. Despite the compact size, it keeps Coach House's hallmarks — a one-piece, seamless fiberglass shell with no rubber roof to maintain — and, unusually for something this small, a fully enclosed toilet and separate shower rather than a wet bath. The single V-24 TB plan sleeps two with twin beds that convert to a king, and includes a full galley with a three-way refrigerator, convection microwave and pantry, two HD TVs, navigation with backup camera, and a fully ducted A/C system; all-wheel drive is available for all-weather traction. It carries a 24.5-gallon diesel tank and a 280-amp alternator. As a low-volume model the Arriva has little individual review coverage, so lean on the brand's 4.9 RV Insider average. The honest trade-offs: it is premium money for a compact two-person coach, the diesel Sprinter needs specialized service, and tankage and storage are modest next to the larger Platinum coaches. For a couple who prize easy maneuverability, a real separate shower, and the seamless-shell build, the Arriva is the lineup's nimble entry point.

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