Class B vans are the safest choice for motorhomes. All of the vans have stability control and front airbags; the Mercedes is available with FCW, AEB, blind spot warning (BSW), and lane keeping ...

The maximum width of Class A motorhomes is around 8 feet, although some states allow up to 8.5 feet width. Furthermore, these RVs typically tip the scales between 13,000 and 30,000 pounds.

Class C Motorhomes A middle ground between A and B, these are usually built on truck chassis with an over-cab sleeping area. Easier to drive than Class A but with more room than a van.

Class C RVs: A Mid-Size Option Class C RVs were one of the first camper types to be widely available for rentals. Photo: Shutterstock Size: 20 to 30 feet Weight: 10,000 to 13,000 pounds ...

Heck, some standard Class B conversions can fetch as high as $200K or more, and the Insight is much larger, for sure. Be sure to check out the video below to see what I'm talking about.

Because of this, the Class As are a popular choice for people who want a luxuriously large RV for full-time living on the road, according to General RV. Class B: the smallest RV.