Best Motorhomes of 2027: Complete Buying Guide

Every motorhome is one of three things: a Class A built on a bare heavy-duty chassis with the body constructed around it, a Class B built inside a production van or a Class C built on a cutaway truck or van chassis with the living space behind the cab. That first choice sets the range of lengths, floorplans and chassis you will be shopping. Pick the class first and the model shopping gets much easier.

This guide compares the three classes for 2027 and summarizes the Jayco and Entegra Coach lineups in each, using the manufacturers' 2027 model pages as of this writing. For broader buying context by class, see our 2027 Class A, Class B and Class C guides and the Class A, Class B and Class C overviews. Confirm equipment on the specific unit, because it varies by floorplan and options change during a model year.

The Three Classes at a Glance

Class A Motorhomes for 2027

A Class A is the bus-shaped motorhome, built on a bare chassis rather than inside a van. In the 2027 lineups covered here it spans 29 feet 11 inches to 38 feet 10 inches and the Jayco Precept lines list sleeping for up to nine.

The Jayco Precept and Precept Prestige and the Entegra Coach Vision list the Ford F53 chassis with a 7.3L V8 rated at 335 horsepower and 468 lb-ft through a 6-speed TorqShift automatic and a 5,000-pound hitch receiver. Entegra Coach lists its Anthem, Aspire, Cornerstone and Cornerstone Reserve diesel coaches as 2026 previous-model-year products, so its 2027 Class A lineup is its gas lineup.

Jayco Precept and Precept Prestige

The Precept has a 22,000- or 24,000-pound GVWR depending on floorplan, with JRide Plus, which adds a Safe-T-Plus steering stabilizer, Koni FSD shocks, variable-rate jounce bumpers and 22.5-inch Michelin tires. A 7,000-watt generator with auto-gen start, hydraulic leveling, a tankless water heater, a 1,200-watt inverter, 200 watts of solar and Firefly Multiplex coach control are standard, the larger floorplans carry two 30,000 BTU furnaces and a 750-pound drop-down cab bunk and a washer and dryer are optional. The Precept Prestige is the luxury version on the 24,000-pound chassis with a 2,000-watt inverter, an electric fireplace, vinyl plank flooring and soft-close cabinetry.

Entegra Coach Vision, Vision SE and Vision XL

The Vision runs 29 feet 11 inches to 32 feet 2 inches on the 18,000-pound F53, sleeps up to seven across the 27A with a king bed, the 29F with bunks rated at 300 pounds each and the 29S, and carries hydraulic leveling and E-Z Drive, a computer-balanced driveshaft, Bilstein steering stabilizer, heavy-duty stabilizer bars, jounce bumpers and SACHS shocks. The Vision SE and Vision XL extend the family.

For broader Class A buying context, see our Class A guide and the Class A overview.

Class B Motorhomes for 2027

A Class B is a production van with a kitchen, bed and bathroom built inside it. Class B lengths here run from 17 feet 10 inches to 24 feet 5 inches, so parking fit and everyday usability vary by model. The trade is space: the vans here list sleeping for two or three.

The 2027 Class B models covered here use RAM ProMaster, Ford Transit AWD and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter AWD chassis. Lengths run from 17 feet 10 inches on the Jayco Comet to 24 feet 5 inches on the Entegra Coach Insignia. Lithium power is a floorplan-level choice on the Jayco Terrain, with a Victron inverter and a 48-volt smart alternator on the lithium floorplans and AGM batteries with a generator and propane on the others, and the Entegra Coach Ethos offers a lithium package that makes it propane-free. Hitch receivers are listed at 3,500 pounds on the ProMaster vans and 5,000 pounds on the Sprinter vans; the Transit vans' pages do not list a rating.

Our Class B guide and the Class B overview cover the vans in more depth.

Class C and Super C Motorhomes for 2027

A Class C is built on a cutaway chassis with the living space behind and above the cab, which is where the cab-over bunk comes from. The covered Class C lineups span compact cutaway coaches through medium- and heavy-duty Super Cs, from 21 feet 11 inches to 45 feet 10 inches. Our guide to Super C motorhomes explains what the diesel chassis and extra cost buy you.

The chassis range is the widest of the three classes: Ford E-350 and E-450 and Chevrolet 4500 cutaways for the family coaches, Mercedes-Benz Sprinter and Ford Transit AWD for the compact and all-wheel-drive coaches and Ford F-550 and F-600 4x4, Freightliner S2RV Plus and Freightliner Cascadia for the Super Cs. Listed receiver ratings include 5,000 pounds on every Redhawk SE floorplan and on the Sprinter-based Melbourne and Melbourne Prestige, 7,500 pounds on the Redhawk and Greyhawk, 12,000 pounds on the Seneca, Seneca XT and Greyhawk XL and 20,000 pounds on the Centurion.

Our Class C guide and the Class C overview cover the coaches in more depth.

2027 Picks by Class

Shallow on purpose: each card names the coach, its chassis and one reason it stands out on the 2027 pages, and hands you to the class guide for the rest.

Class A

• Jayco Precept: Ford F53 at 22,000 or 24,000 pounds GVWR with JRide Plus, Firefly Multiplex, a 7,000-watt generator with auto-gen start and a 750-pound drop-down cab bunk available; the lineup lists sleeping for up to nine.
• Entegra Coach Vision: Ford F53 at 18,000 pounds GVWR, 29 feet 11 inches to 32 feet 2 inches, sleeping up to seven, with a bunk floorplan rated at 300 pounds per bunk and E-Z Drive.

More in the Class A guide.

Class B

• Jayco Terrain: Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 AWD, 23 feet 6 inches, with lithium-and-Victron or AGM-and-generator floorplans, a Timberline hydronic heating system and a rear gear garage with a powered drop-down bed.
• Entegra Coach Insignia: Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500 XD AWD, 24 feet 5 inches, one 24B floorplan with a power sofa bed, Firefly touchscreen and E-Z Drive Elite.
• Jayco Comet: RAM ProMaster 1500 at 17 feet 10 inches, sleeping two, with a 2,000-watt inverter and a Truma Combi G Comfort Plus; the 18L lists 400 watts of solar.

More in the Class B guide.

Class C and Super C

• Jayco Redhawk: Ford E-450 with a 7.3L V8 rated at 325 horsepower, a 7,500-pound hitch receiver, a 750-pound overhead bunk and JRide.
• Jayco Seneca: Freightliner S2RV Plus at 31,000 pounds GVWR, a Cummins 6.7L rated at 360 horsepower, a 12,000-pound hitch receiver and an Onan 8,000-watt diesel generator.
• Entegra Coach Centurion: Freightliner Cascadia, with the highest listed hitch receiver rating in this guide at 20,000 pounds.

More in the Class C guide.

The 2027 Lineup at a Glance

Entegra Coach's model-year archive lists the Anthem, Aspire, Cornerstone and Cornerstone Reserve as 2026 coaches, while its listed 2027 Class A models are the Vision, Vision SE, Vision XL and Emblem. Confirm current availability with a dealer. Other 2027 configurations include three chassis choices on the Jayco Redhawk SE, two all-wheel-drive platforms on the Granite Ridge and lithium-or-AGM floorplan choices on the Jayco Terrain. For a wider look at the 2027 model year across the RV market, see our best new RV models of 2027.

Features Worth Comparing Across Classes

Coach control systems. Firefly Multiplex appears on selected models in both lineups, among them the Jayco Precept and Granite Ridge and the Entegra Coach Qwest and Insignia; Entegra Coach describes it as centralizing lighting, climate and tank monitoring on a touchscreen and mobile app. The Greyhawk lists a BMPRO total coach control system with a wall-mounted touchscreen and mobile app.

Power. Equipment varies by model. The Precept, Greyhawk and Seneca list a generator, an inverter and a 200-watt solar panel; the Granite Ridge 22T lists 360 watts of solar and a 3.9-kWh lithium battery; the Seneca XT lists 400 watts; and the Terrain's lithium floorplans list a 48-volt lithium battery with a 3,000-watt Victron inverter in place of the generator supplied on its AGM floorplans.

All-wheel and four-wheel drive. Available on the Sprinter- and Transit-based Class Bs, on the Granite Ridge in Class C and on every Ford F-550 and F-600 Super C. Not offered on the F53 Class As.

Hitch receivers. Listed ratings run 3,500 pounds on ProMaster vans, 5,000 on Sprinter vans, on Jayco's four F53 Class A lines, on every Redhawk SE floorplan and on the Melbourne and Melbourne Prestige, 7,500 on the Redhawk and Greyhawk, 12,000 on several Super Cs and 20,000 on the Centurion. A receiver rating is not allowable trailer weight; actual towing depends on GCWR, the loaded weight of the coach and the tongue-weight limit of the specific unit.

Ride and handling packages. Depending on model, Jayco's JRide and JRide Plus and Entegra Coach's E-Z Drive, E-Z Drive Elite and E-Z Drive Premier may include driveshaft balancing, stabilizer bars, steering stabilizers, helper springs or upgraded shocks; on the Solstice, for example, JRide is Hellwig helper springs. The manufacturers position them as ride-and-handling aids; the components fitted to each model are listed on its page.

Which Motorhome Type Is Right for You?

If bare-chassis construction and sleeping for up to nine on a 30-to-39-foot coach matter most, start in Class A. If the shortest lengths and a production-van chassis matter most, start in Class B, keeping in mind that its lengths run from 17 feet 10 inches to 24 feet 5 inches. If you want the widest range of chassis, lengths and floorplans, or the highest listed hitch receiver ratings, start in Class C and look at the Super Cs. Narrowed it to Class A or Class C? Our Class C vs Class A comparison weighs them head to head.

Not sure yet whether you want a motorhome at all? Start with how to choose an RV for your lifestyle. The RV finder quiz helps narrow the available classes and floorplans by your travel style, and each class has its own quiz once you have narrowed the field. For the costs of owning any of them, see our true cost of RV ownership guide and the costs overview; for upkeep, see the maintenance overview; and for timing a purchase, see the best time to buy an RV.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Class A, Class B and Class C motorhomes? The chassis and how the body is built on it. A Class A is constructed on a bare heavy-duty chassis, a Class B is built inside a production van and a Class C is built on a cutaway truck or van chassis with the living area behind the cab. In the lineups here, Class A is the bare-chassis group on the Ford F53, Class B lists the shortest lengths and Class C the widest range of chassis.

Which motorhome class is shortest? Class B. The vans here run from 17 feet 10 inches to 24 feet 5 inches. Class Cs here start at 21 feet 11 inches on the Ford E-350 Redhawk SE 20LF, and the Class As here start at 29 feet 11 inches.

Which motorhome class sleeps the most people? In the 2027 lineups here both Class A and Class C reach nine: Jayco's Precept lines and Seneca lines each list sleeping for up to nine, with dedicated bunks on several Class A and Class C floorplans. The Class B vans list two or three, or up to four on the Swift with its optional pop-top.

Which motorhomes have the highest listed hitch receiver ratings? The Centurion lists the highest receiver rating here at 20,000 pounds. The Jayco Seneca, Seneca XT and Greyhawk XL list 12,000-pound receivers, against 5,000 pounds on the F53 Class As covered here. Actual allowable trailer weight depends on GCWR, loaded coach weight and tongue-weight limits.

Are there diesel Class A motorhomes in the 2027 lineups covered here? Not among the Class A models covered here: the Jayco Precept lines and the Entegra Coach Vision list the Ford F53 gas chassis, Entegra Coach lists the Vision SE and Vision XL under its gas Class A lineup and it lists its diesel Class As as 2026 previous-model-year products. Diesel power in these lineups lives in the Sprinter-based Class Bs and Class Cs and in the Super Cs.

Pick the class, then the model. Take the RV finder quiz to narrow the classes by your travel style, read the class guide for the one that fits, then find your local dealer and see it in person.