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Class A motorhomes

Class A Motorhomes 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.

Class A motorhomes are the biggest, most comfortable coaches on the road — bus-shaped, built for serious living, and priced like it. Here's how to shop one without overpaying, with a buyer's agent on your side instead of a lot.

Gas & diesel26–45 ftSleeps 2–8Full-time capable

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What is a Class A motorhome?

What is a Class A motorhome?

A Class A motorhome is the bus-style coach most people picture when they think "luxury RV." It's built on a heavy purpose-made chassis with a flat vertical front, big panoramic windshield, and a tall, wide body that opens up with slide-outs into something that feels like a small apartment. This is the largest drivable RV you can buy, and the only class genuinely built for full-time living.

Class A coaches come two ways. A gas Class A rides on a front-engine Ford or Workhorse chassis — cheaper to buy, cheaper to service, and easy to get worked on at any truck-friendly shop. A diesel pusher puts a big Cummins or similar engine in the rear: quieter up front, far more torque for mountains and towing, an air-ride chassis that soaks up the interstate, and a much higher price to match. Which one is right depends entirely on how far you drive, what you tow, and your budget.

Because they're the flagship of the RV world, Class A coaches carry the most living space, the biggest basement storage, residential refrigerators and furniture, washer/dryer hookups, and the kind of finish you'd expect in a real home. They also depreciate the hardest in the first few years — which is exactly why a clean, two-to-four-year-old Class A bought right is one of the best values in all of RVing.

The honest read

Why buyers choose Class A Motorhomes — and what to watch

What buyers love

  • The most living space and the biggest basement storage of any RV — built for full-timing and long trips.
  • Residential interiors: real furniture, full kitchens, washer/dryer prep, and king beds in the larger floor plans.
  • Diesel pushers ride and tow like nothing else, with the power to cross any mountain pass loaded.
  • Commanding driver's view and a true home-on-wheels feel the moment you step inside.

What to watch

  • Size. At 30–45 feet plus a towed car, not every campground, fuel stop, or driver is ready for it.
  • Cost to buy and run — fuel, tires, insurance, and diesel service add up fast.
  • Steep depreciation when bought new; a gift if you let the first owner absorb it and buy used.
  • More systems (slides, levelers, air ride, aqua-hot) means more that can need a tech.
Who it's for

Class A is the right call if you plan to live in your RV full-time, snowbird for months at a stretch, travel with a big family, or simply want the most space and comfort money can buy — and you're comfortable piloting a large coach.

Brands we cover

Class A Motorhomes brands — with honest buyer's guides

We're building a brand library with real specs, every floor plan, and an honest read on what owners love and grumble about. More builders are on the way.

American Coach Class A for saleClass AAmerican CoachREV Group's top-of-the-line, hand-built Class A diesel pushers from Decatur, Indiana — Cummins power, FreightlinerSee American Coachmen Class A for saleClass ACoachmenOne of America's highest-volume value RV makers — a Forest River / Berkshire Hathaway brand spanning Class A, Class BSee Coachmen Emerald Luxury Coaches Class A for saleClass AEmerald Luxury CoachesA Texas-based boutique converter that turns bare Prevost H3-45 and X3-45 shells into hand-built, technology-forwardSee Emerald Entegra Coach Class A for saleClass AEntegra CoachJayco's luxury motorhome division — big-horsepower diesel pushers and heavy-duty Super C coaches with a class-leadingSee Entegra Featherlite Coaches Class A for saleClass AFeatherlite CoachesA boutique Virginia converter that turns bare Prevost shells into one-of-one, yacht-quality luxury motorcoaches — longSee Featherlite Fleetwood RV Class A for saleClass AFleetwood RVOne of the longest-running names in American motorhomes — gas and diesel Class A coaches built around the company'sSee Fleetwood Forest River Class A for saleClass AForest RiverOne of the largest, broadest RV makers in North America — value-priced motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels andSee Forest Foretravel Class A for saleClass AForetravelAmerica's longest-running ultra-luxury Class A builder — hand-assembled in Nacogdoches, Texas on the company's ownSee Foretravel Holiday Rambler Class A for saleClass AHoliday RamblerA long-running, value-priced Class A builder out of Decatur, Indiana — gas and diesel coaches with strong floor plansSee Holiday Jayco Class A for saleClass AJaycoOne of America's highest-volume RV builders — a deep, multi-class lineup from the best-selling Jay Flight travelSee Jayco Liberty Coach Class A for saleClass ALiberty CoachAmerica's premier converter of Prevost H3-45 shells into bespoke, six-to-seven-figure Class A motorcoaches — theSee Liberty Marathon Coach Class A for saleClass AMarathon CoachThe world's largest and most experienced luxury bus converter — bespoke, seven-figure Class A motorcoaches hand-builtSee Marathon Millennium Luxury Coaches Class A for saleClass AMillennium Luxury CoachesA Sanford, Florida custom converter that turns bare Prevost H3-45 and X3-45 shells into one-off, seven-figure luxurySee Millennium Newell Coach Class A for saleClass ANewell CoachAmerica's bespoke ultra-luxury Class A builder — every coach hand-built to order in Miami, Oklahoma on Newell's ownSee Newell Newmar Class A for saleClass ANewmarAmish-country-built diesel pushers that set the bar for fit, finish, and full-paint luxury in the Class A world.See Newmar Prevost Class A for saleClass APrevostThe Quebec-built luxury bus shell nearly every ultra-premium Class A 'Prevost conversion' is built on — Prevost makesSee Prevost Thor Motor Coach Class A for saleClass AThor Motor CoachAmerica's best-selling motorhome brand — high-volume Class A and Class C coaches that put the RV lifestyle withinSee Thor Tiffin Motorhomes Class A for saleClass ATiffin MotorhomesFamily-built Class A motorhomes from Red Bay, Alabama — and the buyers who swear by the service behind them.See Tiffin Winnebago Class A for saleClass AWinnebagoAmerica's most recognized RV name — a broad, multi-class lineup from compact towables to diesel Class A coaches, withSee Winnebago
Coming soonMore Class A brandsNewmar, Entegra, Winnebago, Thor, Fleetwood, Forest River, Jayco and more. Shopping one we haven't published yet? Tell us — we'll find it anyway.
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Popular Class A motorhomes worth shopping for

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How we help

Buying or selling a Class A motorhome? We work for you, not the lot

Whether you're buying or selling a Class A, we sit on your side of the table. Our buyer's agent service finds the right one and negotiates the price down; our RV broker service sells the one you already own for the real retail number it's worth — not the wholesale figure a dealer offers on trade. Every used coach gets an independent inspection before money moves, and our mobile repair network keeps it running afterward. We never take your RV in on trade or sell one off a lot — we're paid to get you a good deal, not to move inventory.

Questions

Class A Motorhomes — buyer FAQs

How much does a Class A motorhome cost?
It's a wide range. A used gas Class A can start well under six figures, mid-range diesel pushers run $150,000–$400,000, and flagship coaches push past $700,000 new. We price any specific coach against live market data so you know what it should actually sell for.
Should I buy a gas or diesel Class A?
Gas is cheaper to buy and service and fine for occasional trips. Diesel pushers cost more but deliver far better power, ride, towing, and longevity — worth it if you drive long distances, tow heavy, or live in your coach. We'll help you weigh it against how you actually camp.
Do you inspect used Class A motorhomes before I buy?
Always. A used Class A can hide expensive problems in the roof, slides, levelers, and chassis. Our independent RV inspectors check it by hand and a buyer's agent turns what they find into leverage on price.
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Tell us how you camp and what you want to spend. We'll find the best one for sale, inspect it, and negotiate it — all on your side.