Chevrolet Motorhomes

Chevrolet Motorhomes

Try a Used Roadtrek RV Now!

If you are thinking of buying a used RV, why not get a used RoadTrek?

The RoadTrek is superior in terms of stability since it has a lower center of gravity compared to other mobile home manufacturers. For better weight distribution, water tanks are located near the axes. With a wheelbase longer time (compared with the total length) a Roadtrek provides stability road beaten. (A Roadtrek 190's length of only 58% longer than its wheelbase compared to 91% for a 22 'B + motorhome with a 138 " wheelbase.) It also has excellent suspension, steering and braking capacity of the chassis.

Chevrolet has a body construction on a frame, a short rear overhang, "Normal" and "towing" transmission modes, and an optional locking differential transmission cooling external (n / a on 170 and Sprinter) provide superior performance for towing.

As the Roadtrek is small, easy to park. As the Chevy Roadtreks base do not even seem campers, you can avoid parking restrictions and an RV park in regular spaces.

A Roadtrek is more than a family van. You might even be purchased as a second car for the family. It has 6 forward facing seats with seat belts. The cost of owning and operating a Roadtrek is far less than a second car in the driveway and a trailer in storage! Moreover, RVs depreciate slower compared to an ordinary car and have Roadtrek RVs higher resale value compared to other campers.

Thanks to its aerodynamic shape and smaller size and weight, Roadtreks are not large consumers of fuel. On the ground floor on Chevy models allows a low ceiling, sweeping. The heat pump (air conditioning and heating) is built in the rear, fitted with grills only visible from the rear. The refrigerator vent is disguised and integrated into a black shutters on the window grill while cooking the filling of fresh water is properly positioned within a passenger side or rear door. This is to prevent tampering. To achieve superior ventilation, the Roadtreks have large frameless awning windows not only look better and provide superior vision, but protects from rain and wind noise reduction.

Other features that are standard in Roadtreks, can not be in other recreational vehicles. Some include the integrated waste water from the hose into the 170 and 190 sewage pump macerator 210 and the RS table cloverleaf dining; temporarily closed bathroom / privacy area; stand-up aisle shower, ground floor, built-in heat pump, exterior storage compartments under the floor, deposits on the floor, dual layer foam beds and more.

Given all these additional features, you can consider for buy a used RV Roadtrek motorhome as their first that is ideal for national holidays.

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