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Wonder 24FTB

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Wonder 24RTB

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Wonder Features:

Standard Features (2024)

• Ford Transit Dual Rear Wheel Chassis (178" Wheelbase/11,000 lb. GVWR), 3.5 L Eco-Boost V6 Gas (310 HP/400 ft.·lb. Torque) with 10-Speed Automatic Transmission, Tow Haul Mode. Available with Optional Intelligent All-Wheel Drive (AWD).
• 250 A Alternator
• Adaptive Cruise Control
• Air Conditioning
• Aluminum Alloy Wheels
• Concealed Locking Fuel Filler
• Driver and Passenger Exterior Courtesy Light
• HID Headlamps
• Illuminated Sun Visors
• Leather-Wrapped Multifunctional Steering Wheel with Tilt/Telescopic Function
• Post-Collison Braking, Pre-Collision Assist with Auto Emergency Braking, Auto High Beam Headlamps, Lane Keeping System, Forward Collision Warning and Side Curtain Airbag
• Power Windows and Door Locks
• Power/Heated Exterior Mirrors with Convex and Turn Signal
• Privacy Drape in Cab
• Rear Hitch Receiver with 7-Pin Connector
• Rear View Mirror
• Removable Carpeted Floor Mat
• SYNC® 4 12" Touchscreen Multimedia Center with AM/FM/SiriusXM/Navigation/Rear View Camera
• Tire Pressure Monitoring System
• Ultraleather® Cab Seats with Armrests/Adjustable Lumbar Support/Recline, 4-way Manual, Swivel Bases

*Note: Due to ongoing supply constraints, some Ford Transit features shown may not be available on all chassis.

New Standard Features

• Truma Aventa eco Air Conditioner
• Dual 100 A·h, 12 V Lithium Coach Batteries with Internal Heating System
• USB-A/USB-C Combo Outlets in Bed and Living Areas
• All-New Pantry Rack System (Except Front Twin Bed)
• Smart TVs (All Sizes)
• Water Filtration System
• Updated Fixed Dinette Table (On Rear Lounge, Rear Twin Bed)
• Powder Coated Steel and Aluminum Undercarriage Support Structure

Construction

• Frameless Tinted All Glass Awning Style Windows
• Vacuum Bonded Aluminum Framed Insulated Contoured Sidewalls with Fiberglass Exterior
• Vacuum Bonded Aluminum Framed Insulated Domed Roof with Fiberglass Exterior
• Vacuum Bonded Aluminum Framed Insulated Floor with Composite Exterior
• Chrome Automotive Style “LTV” Branding
• Contoured Entrance Door with Screen Door and Window
• Contoured Fiberglass Baggage Doors with Top Continuous Hinge and Draw Tight Latches
• Illuminated Assist Handle
• Large Exterior Storage Compartment with Lights (FTB)
• Large Pass Through Exterior Storage Compartment with Bicycle/Cargo Slide (RTB)
• LED Patio Light
• Painted Color Matched Front Bumper
• Painted Fiberglass Running Boards and Flares
• Painted Full Body with Clear Coat
• Powered Retractable Entrance Step
• Water Pump Switch in Utility Center
• Coach Floor Extension 
• Curved Soft Close Overhead Cabinetry Doors with Hidden Catch
• Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher
• Full Extension Ball Bearing Soft Close Drawer Tracks
• LED Aisle Lighting and Above Cabinet Hidden Accent Lights
• LED Ceiling Lighting with Dimmer in Bedroom and Living Areas 
• LED Recessed Strip Lighting Under Overhead Cabinets
• Opening Skylight with Screen and Shade
• Roller Shades
• Smoke, LP and CO Detectors
• Soft Vinyl Ceiling Headliner
• Tile Look Vinyl Flooring Throughout
• Cloth Fabric Dinette with Flexible Seating/Dining Arrangements (FTB)
• Ultraleather® Dinette with Flexible Seating/Dining Arrangements (RL, RTB)
• Ultraleather Rear Sofa with 2 Recliners (2)
• Accessory Rail
• Contoured Solid Surface Corian® Countertop
• Convection Microwave Oven
• Countertop Extension (RL, RTB)
• Double Door, 3-way, 6.7 ft. Refrigerator Freezer
• Flush Mount LP Cooktop with Hinged Glass Cover
• Garbage Can
• Pull-Out Pantry (RL, RTB)
• Stainless Steel Backsplash
• Stainless Steel Undermount Sink with Sink Cover
• Ceramic Foot Flush Toilet with Hand Sprayer (FTB)
• Ceramic Macerator Toilet (RL, RTB)
• Flip Down Towel Bar in Shower
• Grab Handle in Shower
• Medicine Cabinet
• Retractable Self Cleaning Shower Screen
• Robe Hook in Shower
• Shower with Integrated Storage
• Shower Skylight
• Stainless Steel Undermount Sink
• Water Pump Switch in Lavatory

Entertainment

• Exterior Cable TV Hookup
• Mobile Data/WiFi Extender with Integrated TV Antenna
• Satellite Dish Pre-Wire
• USB Outlets in Bed and Living Areas

Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning

• Furnace – 20,000 BTU
• Lavatory Fan and Galley Fan
• Low Profile 15,000 BTU Air Conditioner with Heat Pump
• 120 V GFI Receptacle (Patio, Galley, and Lavatory Protected)
• 12 V Battery Disconnect
• 2000 W Pure Sine Inverter with 80 A Battery Charger
• 30 ft. Power Cord – 30 A
• MultiPlex Wiring Control System
• Rear Storage 12 V Power Receptacle (RTB)
• Surge Protector

Plumbing and LP Systems

• Antifreeze Pick Up Kit
• Black Tank Flushing System
• Contained Sewer Hose
• Exterior Shower
• Multiple Water Pump Switches
• Quick Connect Exterior Accessory LP Outlet
• Tank Level, Battery Monitoring Panel
• Truma AquaGo Comfort Plus Water Heater
• Water Heater By-Pass Valve
• Water Selector Valve (City Water or Water Tank Fill)

Awnings Packages

• Powered Box Awning with LED Lights

Certifications

• Canadian Certification – Mandatory for Canada (Optional)
• RVIA Certification

Optional Equipment

• AWD – Ford Transit Chassis with Intelligent All-Wheel Drive
• Exterior Ladder – 2-piece
• Exterior Table
• Front Dinette inflatable Mattress Kit (RL, RTB)
• Generator – 4.0 kW Onan Gas with Auto Start and Auto Changeover Switch (Mandatory Option)
• Lithium Battery Upgrade – Dual 100 Ah 12 V Lithium Coach Batteries with Internal Heating System
• Macerator Sewage Discharge with Manual Disconnect
• Overhead Cabinet Door Upgrade – Bianco White FENIX NTM® Matte
• Remote Key Fob Entry – Coach Entrance Door
• Satellite – Auto Acquisition Winegard Road Trip 4 (DirectSD, DishHD, BellHD)
• Solar Panels – Rigid Low Profile with control panel – 200 W
• Solar Panels – Rigid Low Profile with control panel – 400 W

Please see us for a complete list of features and available options!

All standard features and specifications are subject to change. 

All warranty info is typically reserved for new units and is subject to specific terms and conditions. See us for more details.

Due to the current environment, our features and options are subject to change due to material availability.

Manu-Facts:

A Solid Foundation

It has been said that you don’t know where you're going if you don’t know where you’ve been. For Triple E Recreational Vehicles, our journey started more than 50 years ago with a small 13 foot travel trailer.

Today, Triple E is a premier manufacturer of Class C motorhomes with a reputation for building the highest quality and most innovative luxury, compact RVs in the industry.

In 2008, Triple E acquired Leisure Travel Vans, giving Triple E a quality Class B and C lineup with an established presence in the United States. This acquisition allowed Triple E to expand its dealer network and target the United States market.

In 2010, the RV division completed its consolidation of Triple E RV and Leisure Travel Vans into one operation. Due to the tough economic climate, Triple E made a strategic decision to discontinue Class A, travel trailer, and fifth wheel production, focusing solely on the Class B and C markets. All products would be constructed on a motorized chassis, streamlining production.

2009 brought the introduction of the revolutionary Unity U24MB, which featured the first automated Murphy Bed in a 24' Class C motorhome based on the Sprinter chassis. The Murphy Bed floorplan allowed for features such as a residential bed, a spacious front living area, and a large, separate bathroom. The product name Unity was chosen to reflect the joining of Leisure Travel Vans and Triple E RV as it was the first product to be fully designed and manufactured after the consolidation of the two companies.

From day one, Triple E has been a family company that strives to inspire dedication, loyalty, and work ethic. We have worked on building a culture where community is of utmost importance and we are fortunate to be located in an area with a rich cultural heritage.

Today we look to the future with renewed energy and optimism. Our company has strong leadership and an excellent workforce. Our products are recognized as some of the finest in the industry. The next generation of our company is driven by innovation while remaining committed to our long-standing history of quality craftsmanship.

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The New Wonder from Leisure Travel Vans

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Utilizing the popular and proven Ford Transit chassis, the Wonder Class B-plus offer smooth, pleasant, RV experiences, on and off the road. (photos courtesy of Triple E RV) *See the photo gallery below.

Leisure Travel Vans – a division of Triple E Recreational Vehicles – has taken the Class B-plus design to a new level of sophistication, styling and interior comfort with the launch of the new Wonder, recently showcased at the Florida RV SuperShow in Tampa, FL. mid-January.

Utilizing the popular and proven Ford Transit chassis, the Wonder is set to offer a smooth, pleasant driving experience – whether on State Highways or back-country roads, easy maneuverability, and stress-free travels for those long-distant destinations.

“We were looking to add an additional chassis option to our product lineup and decided on the new Ford Transit for the Wonder,” said Mike Elias, Marketing Director for Triple E RV and Leisure Travel Vans. “The result was a very sleek, contemporary design.”

The Wonder is also pleasing to the eye on the inside. Users will appreciate its modern décor and styling, ample storage space, over-size chairs, a dinette table, a spacious closet with shelving, as well as a 28-inch TV with soundbar and Blu-ray player. Designers also incorporated mat-finish Phoenix cabinetry, which is designed to offer a clean, contemporary profile and easy maintenance. The addition of the company’s signature Murphy Bed – a queen-size mattress measuring 60×80 inches – is another plus. Transformation from living mode to sleeping mode is hassle-free and users are guaranteed a good rest after a long day of traveling or activity. Ample lighting, seating/entertaining space and a fully functional galley are other highlights.

“With the Wonder we wanted to offer a lot of features that are commonly found in a much larger unit,” said Elias. “Similar to the Unity, there`s ideal living space, a large galley, and a full stand up shower.”

For more details on the new 2016 Wonder visit www.leisurevans.com/wonder

PHOTO GALLERY OF THE 2016 WONDER CLASS B-PLUS

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The 5 Best Small Class C and Class B Plus RV models for 2021

Small motorhomes – including those marketed as a class b plus rv – are all the rage. here is our list of the 5 best small class c rvs for 2021..

• 1 Small motorhomes – including those marketed as a Class B Plus RV – are all the rage. Here is our list of the 5 Best Small Class C RVs for 2021.
• 2 Class C vs. Class B Plus RV
• 3.1 Class B Plus RVs are built on a cutaway chassis
• 4 What is with the Class B Plus RV designation?
• 5 Advantages of a Class B Plus RV
• 6 A Big Class B Plus Benefit: The Bathroom
• 7 Another Plus for the Class B Plus RV
• 8 The one drawback of a Class B Plus RV
• 9 Leisure Travel Vans Unity B Plus RV
• 10 Leisure Travel Vans Wonder B Plus RV
• 11 Winnebago EKKO B Plus RV
• 12 Winnebago View B Plus RV and Navion B Plus RVs
• 13 Airstream Atlas B Plus RV
• 14 Before you buy a new RV, get the secrets to saving money!

Getting out to see the latest and greatest RVs at RV shows is going to obviously be tricky for the foreseeable future, as we all wait for the COVID-19 pandemic to play out and, hopefully, soon come to an end.

We’re working hard to help you with making a decision, and that’s why we decided to bring you the RV Lifestyle list of the seven Best Small Class C RVs for 2021.

As we’ve noted in previous reports in which we evaluate RVs, we have seen and toured all of the RVs below. We have also visited many of the factories and watched how they are built. We have met owners of several of the companies as well as their product managers and many of the RV dealers who sell the seven models we have selected.

Also, before we start, let me share this in full disclosure. We are owners of a Leisure Travel Vans Class B Plus RV.  In fact, we have owned two of them. Leisure Travel Vans is one of the sponsors of our RV Lifestyle platform. We think it is important to tell you that Jennifer and I  paid for the LTV RVs we have owned (the Wonder and the Unity). They were not “given” to us. 

Leisure has not told us what to say, nor do they have any editorial control over what we write and publish. The opinions we share are all our own. 

Before we get into our list of what we think are the Best Small Class C RVs for 2021, let’s talk a bit about the rigs, which are sometimes called Class B+.

Class C vs. Class B Plus RV

A Class B + RV is really a Class C RV.

B + is a made-up term.

But the term Class B Plus RV is so widely used now that people and RV salespeople commonly refer to them that way. Whether accurate or not, the Class B+ RV is the choice for many who want something bigger than a B but smaller than a normal C. 

They are the choice for Jennifer and me. As we've said, we've owned two of them: One, a Leisure Travel Vans Unity FX built on the Mercedes Benz Sprinter cutaway chassis.

And our brand new one, a 2021 Wonder RTB (Rear Twin Bed) model built on the Ford Transit cutaway chassis. 

Before we got the B + RVs, we drove several other Class B motorhome models built on the Sprinter van chassis. So we've had both Bs and B + RVs.

Why did we choose a Class B Plus RV?

Because a Class B Plus RV has more room than the Class B RV but is still a small enough motorhome to be easily maneuvered.

Class B RVs are known as campervans. They consist of a van body. The RV stuff is built and formed inside the walls of the van. It can get pretty close quarters in a B van.

Class B Plus RVs are built on a cutaway chassis 

A Class B Plus RV (and the traditional Class C RV) is built on a cutaway chassis.

A cutaway chassis consists of the engine and cab and, behind that, just the rails and wheels without walls. That back portion of the cutaway chassis is what RV manufacturers build the RV part on. Think of the RV part as a box, attached to rails and outriggers to that cutaway chassis.

The box is a bit bigger and has more living room than the B van.

What is with the Class B Plus RV designation?

In short, a Class B Plus RV is an unofficial industry classification that refers to a Class C size (chassis/body) RV, minus the cab overhang at the front that typically is used for sleeping on Class Cs. For registration and insurance purposes, in fact, Class B+ RVs are listed as a Class C.

“People said, ‘Well, I want something that doesn't have that overhang,” said Dean Corrigal, territory sales manager, Leisure Travel Vans  “And so (the industry) came up with the name Class B Plus RV.”

In other words, it's a marketing term. Totally made up. 

A Class B + RV is built on the same cutaway chassis cabs used for Class C RVs, typically from Mercedes-Benz or Ford. The living space of the Class C RV — or any class for that matter — is built by a third-party RV manufacturer.

A Class B + RV offers more space and amenities than Class B RVs.

Extra info on the Class B Plus RV

• CLICK HERE to read an article on why we chose a Class B+ RV on the Ford Transit cutaway chassis
• CLICK HERE to see a video on how Leisure Travel Vans builds its various Class B Plus RV models

  Advantages of a Class B Plus RV

Because the only real difference between a Class C and Class B Plus RV is the absence of the traditional overhang associated with Class Cs, a Class B Plus RV generally offers more space and amenities than Class B campervans.

Space: For example, the 2021 Leisure Travel Vans Wonder RTB (Rear Twin Bed) model Jennifer and I now have is a Class B Plus RV built on the Ford Transit chassis. It is a little bit wider (7 ft, 10 in.) than Class B and also a little bit longer at 24 ft., 9 in. The height is just under 10 ft., meaning it will be able to fit into some garages.  The length is just under 25 feet.

With a size like that, there’s plenty of room.

Our Rear Twin Bed model has a rear “garage” that has a massive pass-through space that can hold bicycles and all the gear you'd ever need.

Other Wonder models don't have the “garage” but have six different storage bays accessible from outside of the RV.

 Of course, there’s plenty of additional storage inside, as well.

A Big Class B Plus Benefit: The Bathroom

With a Class B RV, you don’t always get a full bathroom. And if they have a shower, it's usually a wet shower, meaning the entire bathroom gets wet when you shower in it. Most Class B RV showers share space with the toilet and sink.

Most Class B Plus RV models, however, offer an enclosed dry shower separate from the toilet and sink, which stay dry as you shower. In our case, the enclosed shower on our Wonder has a skylight and is plenty roomy for a person who is 6'1″ or even a bit more to be able to stand up without stooping.

Another Plus for the Class B Plus RV

There’s one last thing: Because the Class B Plus RV is not quite the size of a full-sized C or a Class A RV, they are easier to drive and park. From my experience, I can pretty much take our B+ motorhome anywhere I could take our former Class B vans. Ours can even fit in a parking spot at most fast-food restaurants.

In fact, when we are at our sticks and bricks home in Michigan, I use our Class B Plus RV as a second vehicle, running errands, shopping, doing everything we would with the family car.

I asked Dean Corrigal why he thinks Class B Plus RVs are so popular.

“I think it's because the big Class As are big and…some of the smaller Class Bs are a little bit too small for first time owners,” he said. “This is like Goldilocks and the Three Bears…she found the exact right one. I think that's what it is. It's not too big, not too small.”

That's a great definition. We wanted a little more room than we had in our Class B campervans. I didn't like those traditional Class Cs with the cab-over bunks. And most of the regular Class Cs seemed a bit more challenging to use as a second vehicle. For us, a Class B Plus RV is the perfect choice.

The one drawback of a Class B Plus RV

The Class B Plus RV is best used by just two people.  There are seatbelts for only two people. And while you could rig up a way to sleep a small adult or child by putting a platform of sorts across the two seats in the front, a Class B Plus RV is usually designed to sleep just two people.

A Class C with the overhang can usually sleep three or four.

Jennifer and I almost always travel with our 65-pound Norwegian Elkhound, BO. We sleep on the beds. Bo gets the floor unless we're not looking. For us, the maneuverability and ease in driving we get with the Class B Plus RV is worth losing the extra sleeping capacity of a Class C RV.

Now that you know more about small Class C RVs (aka Class B+ RVs), let's look at what we think are the best of the best for 2021.

Leisure Travel Vans Unity B Plus RV

Our previous motorhome was the 2019 Leisure Travel Vans Unity FX Class B Plus RV (really a Class C RV0.

We loved it. for the luxury, comfort, and safety it provided.

It is built on the Mercedes Benz Sprinter and boasts a 3L V6 BlueTEC diesel engine under the hood. We found it to provide a smooth yet powerful ride with fuel economy in the 16-18 mpg. 

CLICK HERE for an article I did back then when we got our Unity on the Sprinter chassis

The Unity also comes standard with the all-new MBUX multimedia system with a 10.25″ touchscreen, heated and electric driver and passenger seats, Traffic Sign Assist, Attention Assist, cruise control with Active Distance Assist Distronic, Active Brake Assist, Active Lane Keeping Assist, and more. See the full list of Sprinter upgrades.

The Unity is available in eight, European-inspired full-body paint options. Each Unity is painted using LTV's five-coat process, and the company says this will help your vehicle “look great for years to come. The Unity is available in five floorplans .

We really enjoyed the Unity…if you want to know why we sold that unit for our current Wonder model, check this story .

But in our book, the Unity is the top of the line, the best all-around Class B Plus (small Class C RV) on the market today considering value, amenities, and reliability.

The Unity ranges start in price at $138,460.

Leisure Travel Vans Wonder B Plus RV

The Wonder is our current RV and is powered by the Ford Transit — a powerful twin-turbocharged 3.5L EcoBoost V6 gas engine and LTV’s first-ever offering of optional intelligent all-wheel-drive that the company says is sure to “open up new possibilities to Wonder drivers.”

Features such as advanced driver-assist technology, auto start-stop, and electric power-assisted steering make driving the Wonder a pleasure. The new Ford Transit also includes many notable safety features, including Forward Collision Warning, Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking, Post-Collison Braking, Lane-Keeping System, Side Wind Stabilization, and much more.

When it comes to fuel, I have been pleased with the gas-powered Wonder for numerous reasons:

• Gas prices are reasonable and currently better than diesel.
• Owners can opt for higher octane gas (I go with 89 octane on hard-driving trips).
• Gas is easier to find

Additionally, the diesel sensors and related technology on Sprinters can be costly to fix. And while I generally found the Mercedes warranty to be excellent, diesel engines are by nature more expensive to repair. There's also Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF). My Sprinters needed a jug or two every 4,000-6,o00 miles, at about $20 a fill-up. I won't need that with the Transit.

Mileage is not as good as we had on our Unity. We average about 126 mpg in the Wonder.  My Sprinter-based Unity typically got 14.5-15 mpg of diesel. Cost-wise, because gas is cheaper right now, it's a wash. And 2 or 3 mpg less is no big deal to me.

One of the first things we noticed with our new Wonder is how quiet and smooth it is to ride in. All six of our previous Sprinter RVs rode much rougher. Some were better. Some, like the 4WD one, was worse. But all of the Sprinters had more of a truck-like ride. The ride in the Wonder is awesome.  It feels more like a car. Or SUV. Not completely. But mostly.

The Wonder's stylish interior is matched by its sleek exterior featuring contoured sidewalls, a fiberglass flex roof, and aerodynamic, integrated front and rear fiberglass caps. The Wonder also is painted using LTV's five-coat process.

The Wonder is available in  four floorplans .

We love the Wonder floor plan with the rear twin beds. The rear twin beds are always made up. When it's time to stop, there's nothing that has to be set up or pulled down when it's time to turn in, as we did with the Murphy Bed on the Sprinter-based Unity.

Those Wonder twin beds can easily be pushed together to make a Queen-sized bed, too. 

And one more thing that the Wonder had that we really wanted: A garage. 

This was a big factor in our choosing the Transit vs Sprinter – the pass-through rear garage on the Wonder that can hold two bicycles

A massive pass-through rear storage bay can hold two bikes, full-sized lawn chairs, and lots more gear. And inside, just beneath both of the beds, is a cavernous storage area that serves as a hanging wardrobe and storage area.

The Wonder starts in price at about $121,000.

Here's the most recent tour we did of our Wonder RTB model:

Winnebago EKKO B Plus RV

The EKKO is really getting a lot of great press these days!

It combines the efficiency of a camper van, the added capacity of a Class C coach, and the enhanced capability of AWD. It's on the Ford Transit chassis.

Combining the efficiency of a camper van and the capacity of a Class C coach, the EKKO has a massive heated pass-through gear garage – large enough to store bicycles, inflatable kayaks, and other outdoor gear – and a large living, sleeping, and cooking space. Winnebago likes to call it an adventure vehicle and it has some great off the grid and four-season capabilities.

The 3.5L EcoBoost V6 delivers 310 horsepower and 400 lb.-ft. of torque, while the 31-gallon fuel tank greatly extends the EKKO's range compared to other Class B Plus RVs.  Standard safety features include Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane-Keeping System, Pre-Collision Braking, Driver Alert, and more, plus the Winnebago-added Blind Spot Monitoring system. 

It comes with three solar panels that pump out 455-watts, a second alternator dedicated to charging the batteries while driving, and the lithium-ion batteries are standard to provide further energy independence.  The 50-gallon fresh water tank plus proportionately large waste tanks make extended boondocking stays possible. 

With all tanks and water lines inside the coach above the floor, extra all-season insulation in the roof, walls, and floor, dual-pane acrylic windows, and multiple insulated exterior compartments, Winnebago says it can camp in cold weather easier than its competitors.

It has seating with three-point seat belts and child seat tether anchors and has added sleeping capacity with an optional pop-top.

The Ekko is available in two models – 22 feet and 24 feet long 

The Ekko starting price is $163,622.

Winnebago View B Plus RV and Navion B Plus RVs

They come with standard 200W solar, Group 31 batteries ( or available lithium smart batteries ), and a 2,000 W inverter. The 24 foot Winnebago View has an MSRP of about $181,000 The Navion starts at about $173,000

Airstream Atlas B Plus RV

The Atlas Touring Coach is a very luxurious touring coach made by Airstream. It’s a Class B Plus RV built on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van chassis and inspired by the Airstream Interstate series.

It is larger than the Interstate with a power slide-out, high-end features and finishes, and sleek automotive styling from grill to bumper.

It is 24 feet long, 8′ 3″ wide, seats four, and sleeps two with a Murphy Bed and a floor plan similar to the Leisure Travel Vans Unity.

It has a 23 galling fresh water tank, a 23-gallon black tank, and a 31-gallon gray tank.

The interior height is 6; 6″.

The 15,000 BTU Air Conditioner is ducted, providing even cooling throughout the coach.

And it comes with an optional Tommy Bahama styled interior upgrade.

The starting price for the Atlas is $244,000, making it perhaps the most expensive Class B Plus RV on the market.

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We get questions every day of other RVers wondering. “How do you buy a new or used RV?”

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This ebook is designed to help make your purchase process as smooth as possible. And to teach you step-by-step exactly what to do so you can start your RV Lifestyle today!

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Published on 2021-01-24

Mike Wendland is a multiple Emmy-award-winning Journalist, Podcaster, YouTuber, and Blogger, who has traveled with his wife, Jennifer, all over North America in an RV, sharing adventures and reviewing RV, Camping, Outdoor, Travel and Tech Gear for the past 12 years. They are leading industry experts in RV living and have written 18 travel books.

14 Responses to “The 5 Best Small Class C and Class B Plus RV models for 2021”

January 10, 2023at2:04 am , Cee Sanchez said:

I’m waiting for the Wonders to have a corner bed and built in dinette. We don’t want to be dealing with diesel especially with the high prices in California and some other states.

January 10, 2023at12:33 pm , Team RV Lifestyle said:

Diesel cost is definitely high – especially in California. thanks for sharing! Team RV Lifestyle

January 28, 2021at8:56 am , Mike Ridout said:

Sorry Mike, this is a total powder puff piece for Leisure Travel Vans. Even though you throw out a disclaiming, you are totally bias to LTV and it shows even more when you list out pricing for other B+’s with higher MSRP. I would have preferred if you had really done the piece fairly & compared the LTV to the Tiffin Wayfarer. They are the two top quality B+/C’s on the market by many reviewers. While the Airstream is all glitched up with chrome trims & gizmos, it’s way overpriced for its size & the Winnebagos lack quality. Unfortunately a very disappointing piece retreading all your old LTV video reviews.

January 28, 2021at8:31 am , PATRICIA MARTINI said:

You missed the 2021 Tiffin Wayfarer 25RW….we just bought one. It has the biggest bathroom around. Has tons of windows, including the bathroom. Has a Murphy bed, which i love because it gives you so much room and we have two theater seats. I totally recommend our!!!!

January 27, 2021at11:50 pm , Joan said:

You should check out the model line from Phoenix Cruiser.

January 24, 2021at7:56 pm , Mary said:

Looking for an rb for 2-3 people. Safety and reliability a major factor.

January 24, 2021at2:46 pm , Mike Wendland said:

Thanks, Ken. You really can’t go wrong with any of those five SMALL Class Cs.

April 21, 2021at12:03 pm , Kendra said:

Thanks for the article, and love your dog, Bo! I am the proud parent and travel companion of two Elkhounds!

January 24, 2021at1:40 pm , Ken said:

Great reviews as usual. I’ve been watching/wanting a Leisure Travel unit for years, but have never been a diesel enthusiast. With the introduction of the Wonder line on the Transit platform, and especially now with the better positioned V6 EcoBoost engine…..I’m drooling even more. LTV attention to addressing RVer’s concerns is evident with every model and year. The garage of the RTB….in a league of it’s own, the under bed storage configuration and capacity, the flexibility of becoming a queen bed, the TV (when you want it from storage design), the flush mount kitchen waste or ice box design, the industry’s largest? expanding countertop, and then the “open from either side” refrigerator unit…..mind blowing. How do I spell perfection? LTV Wonder RTB. We’re so envious Mike and Jennifer. You too Bo.

January 24, 2021at10:50 am , Jeff said:

The headline says 7 best B+ Motorhomes but I only count five here: Unity, Wonder, Ekko, View/Navion which you count as one, and Airstream. Were two others accidentally cut off?

January 24, 2021at2:45 pm , Mike Wendland said:

LOL… no… a lazy copy editor (ME!!!)… that’s what happens when you write late into the night after a long day! I corrected the Blog title right after the email went out.

January 24, 2021at9:32 am , Richard Raborn MD said:

I think next year may be a great buyers market for RVs as people will have used them for the Pandemic Times and then sell them off. What do you think?

January 24, 2021at9:57 am , Gerry said:

Richard, Great musing! We’re thinking along those lines and are exploring that question. 1. Timing and availability 2. Depreciation overall relative to new 3. Second owner loses warranty on body, as I understand it 4. Safety features (blind spot detection, lane keep, collision alerts, etc) are important to us. Big strides in the last couple of years (2020-2021).

More thinking appreciated

January 24, 2021at2:44 pm , Mike Wendland said:

I agree… I think we will see a lot of used Rvs for sale!

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Leisure Travel Unity Class B+ diesel motorhome U24MBL highlights:

• Murphy Bed/Lounge
• Skylight in Shower
• Storage Throughout

Traveling will be convenient and comfortable with this versatile Murphy bed/lounge slide unit at your fingertips.  During the day once parked, you can easily seat four with the lounge chairs including a table between as well as having your driver and passenger seats swiveled around. This is a great place for hosting family or friends at your campsite or event. At night, the lounge seating is hidden as you flip-down the Murphy bed for a comfortable night's rest.  In the morning, tuck it all away to bring back your living space.  You will also enjoy the convenient kitchen amenities in place so you can easily whip up a meal or snack while you are stopped, and for overnight you can get refreshed for a new day in the rear bath featuring a radius shower with a skylight , a sink, and closet space for your things.

Each Unity Class B+ diesel motorhome by Leisure Travel sits on a durable Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500 dual rear wheel chassis with a 2.0-L Turbocharged I-4 diesel engine to power your adventures. The powder coated steel undercarriage support structure and vacuum-bonded construction provide a coach that will last for years, and there are eight sleek exterior paint options to make the coach your own. You'll love driving the Unity with its electronic stability control, adaptive cruise control, 9-speed automatic transmission with quieter noise levels and more comfort. There is even a digital mirror with sharp high-resolution that can be switched between convectional display and digital display for convenience. The luxurious interior includes Ultraleather furniture, a contoured solid surface Corian countertop in the kitchen, new decor options, plus many more comforts. And all of your power need will be met with dual 100 ah, 12V Lithium coach batteries with an internal heating system, plus a 2000W pure sine inverter and a 30 Amp power cord. 

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It has been said that you don’t know where you're going if you don’t know where you’ve been. For Triple E Recreational Vehicles, our journey started more than 50 years ago with a small 13 foot travel trailer.

Today, Triple E is a premier manufacturer of Class C motorhomes with a reputation for building the highest quality and most innovative luxury, compact RVs in the industry.

In 2008, Triple E acquired Leisure Travel Vans, giving Triple E a quality Class B and C lineup with an established presence in the United States. This acquisition allowed Triple E to expand its dealer network and target the United States market.

In 2010, the RV division completed its consolidation of Triple E RV and Leisure Travel Vans into one operation. Due to the tough economic climate, Triple E made a strategic decision to discontinue Class A, travel trailer, and fifth wheel production, focusing solely on the Class B and C markets. All products would be constructed on a motorized chassis, streamlining production.

2009 brought the introduction of the revolutionary Unity U24MB, which featured the first automated Murphy Bed in a 24' Class C motorhome based on the Sprinter chassis. The Murphy Bed floorplan allowed for features such as a residential bed, a spacious front living area, and a large, separate bathroom. The product name Unity was chosen to reflect the joining of Leisure Travel Vans and Triple E RV as it was the first product to be fully designed and manufactured after the consolidation of the two companies.

From day one, Triple E has been a family company that strives to inspire dedication, loyalty, and work ethic. We have worked on building a culture where community is of utmost importance and we are fortunate to be located in an area with a rich cultural heritage.

Today we look to the future with renewed energy and optimism. Our company has strong leadership and an excellent workforce. Our products are recognized as some of the finest in the industry. The next generation of our company is driven by innovation while remaining committed to our long-standing history of quality craftsmanship.

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