RV glossary · RV types
Class C motorhome
Also called: Class C
A motorhome built on a cutaway van or truck chassis with the original cab, usually recognizable by the over-cab bunk or storage area. Typically 21 to 33 feet.
Class C motorhomes use a van or truck cab with the RV body built behind it, and most have a bed or storage area over the cab. Common chassis include the Ford E-Series and the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter.
They’re a middle ground between camper vans and Class As: easier to drive than a large Class A but with more space than a Class B, including separate bedrooms and bunk options in some floorplans. Many can tow a small car.