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2025 Winnebago

2025 Winnebago Vista for Sale

We don't sell this from a lot. RVBrokers is a buyer's agent, so we help you find, price, and negotiate this model wherever it is, and line up an inspection before you pay.

The value gas Class A — an affordable, well-rated entry into a Winnebago coach.

Class A Gas30' – 35' 4"Sleeps 4 – 7Ford 7.3L V8 Gas

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The Vista (sold alongside its identically built Sunstar twin) is Winnebago's value gas Class A and the most affordable way into one of the brand's big coaches. It rides on the Ford F-53 chassis with the 7.3L V8 and a TorqShift six-speed automatic, with floor plans roughly 30 to 35 feet that emphasize family-friendly sleeping — slide-out living areas, booth and dinette beds, drop-down or bunk sleeping in select plans, and a no-paint-finish (NPF) trim option that drops the price further. Standard equipment includes Winnebago's driver-confidence safety tech and easy-living touches like exterior storage and a wash station. On RV Insider the Vista rates a solid 4.3 stars over about 69 reviews, with owners praising the room, the value, and strong heating and cooling. The trade-offs are the usual entry gas Class A ones: simpler interior materials than the Adventurer, a hard-working front V8 on grades, and cargo capacity that gets tight when loaded. For first-time Class A buyers who want Winnebago's name and floor-plan reputation at the lowest price, the Vista is the sensible starting point, and used examples are plentiful.

Looking for a Winnebago Vista for sale?

You're in the right place. We don't sell the Vista off a lot — we work for you, find the cleanest one on the market new or used, inspect it, and negotiate it. Below is everything you need to know before you shop: the real specs, every floor plan, the photos, what it tends to sell for, and a straight read on what owners love and what they grumble about.

Gallery

Vista — inside & out

Specs

Vista specifications

Length30' – 35' 4"
Sleeps4 – 7
Bathrooms1 – 1.5
ChassisFord F-53 Class A
EngineFord 7.3L V8 Gas, 335 HP
TransmissionFord TorqShift 6-speed Automatic
GeneratorOnan gas generator standard
StoragePass-through basement storage

Specs reflect the 2025 model year and can vary by floor plan and options.

Floor plans

4 Vista floor plans

Tap any diagram to see the full layout. The floor plan you choose changes the sleeping setup, bath, and storage — it's the single biggest decision on this coach.

Floor plan

29V

Compact ~31' single-slide layout with rear bedroom, the easy-driving entry plan

Vista 29V floor plan diagramClick to enlarge
Floor plan

33K

33'-class plan with rear king bed and multi-slide living area

Vista 33K floor plan diagramClick to enlarge
Floor plan

31B

Family-oriented layout with bunk/over-cab sleeping

Floor plan

34R

Larger ~35' plan with expanded living and dining space

Owner verdict

What buyers love and what to watch

What buyers love

  • Well-rated (4.3) value Class A — the cheapest way into a Winnebago coach.
  • Family-friendly floor plans with slide-out living and bunk sleeping options.
  • Ford gas drivetrain is cheap to service and used inventory is plentiful.

What to watch

  • Entry-level interior materials sit below the Adventurer and up.
  • Front-engine gas V8 works hard on long grades, with more cab noise and heat.
  • Loaded cargo and water capacity gets tight — weigh it before long trips.

Notable features

  • Ford 7.3L V8 gas engine on the F-53 chassis — the lowest-cost Winnebago Class A
  • No-Paint-Finish (NPF) trim option for an even lower entry price
  • Winnebago driver-confidence safety technology
  • Exterior wash station and pass-through storage
Questions

Winnebago Vista — buyer FAQs

How much does a Winnebago Vista cost?
Typically $55,000–$130,000 used; roughly $208,000–$240,000 new. Price swings hard on year, mileage, slide count, and condition, so treat that as a starting point — tell us the exact coach you're eyeing and we'll get you the real number.
Is the Vista gas or diesel?
Gas. It runs a Ford 7.3L V8 Gas, 335 HP on a Ford F-53 Class A chassis.
How big is the Vista?
It's 30' – 35' 4" long and sleeps 4 – 7. There are 4 floor plans to choose from.
Should I get a used Vista inspected before I buy?
Yes — every time. Our independent inspectors check the roof, slides, levelers, and chassis before money moves, and our buyer's agents use anything they find to negotiate the price down.
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Ready to find your Vista?

Tell us the floor plan and budget you want. We'll hunt the best one for sale, inspect it, and negotiate it — entirely on your side.