Progressive offers policies for Class A, B and Class C motorhomes and conventional ... on regular auto insurance apply to RV policies, including safe driving discounts, paying in full, raising ...

Class C vehicles can commonly sleep up to six people. While Class A RVs usually have a large flat front like a bus, Class C models are shaped more like a regular truck, meaning there's less of a ...

Internet-connected RV and smartphone app lets you control your motorhome from anywhere. Apps that allow you to remotely ...

The number of Black campers in America has doubled in less than a decade, with some community groups teaming up to share ...

Depending on your state, you may also be required to carry uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage, which can cover you if you're involved in a motorhome accident and the at-fault driver has no ...

Downsizing to a Class B or Class C could mean anywhere from 14 to 25 mpg ... and that's just one way. Like any new vehicle, simply driving an RV off the lot causes a huge loss in value — around 21%, ...

This luxury-oriented Class C motorhome is filled with countless systems aimed at comfort and year-round on-road living; ...

California's latest emission regulation, known as the Advanced Clean Truck Regulation, is set to affect motorhome sales ...

He estimates the round-trip drive on those lanes — totaling 45 miles ... for first-time users in that toll class. He appealed to the toll operators for a refund, unsuccessfully.

Driving the issue: RVs are built on a foundation called a chassis. The companies that make these products do not currently have a chassis that could support electric RVs, according to the industry.

That's right, folks, the machine before us today is a 25-foot Travel Craft Class C RV from back in 1983, and according to the ...