CLASS A MOTORHOMES
PRESENTING CLASS A MOTORHOMES BY THOR MOTOR COACH
Come one, come all. Adventures with the whole family is what makes travel great and a Class A motorhome is the perfect avenue for it. Unlike their Class C RV and Class B Camper Van counterparts, Class A RVs are larger and in-charge, which gives you the feeling and space of a residential home while commanding the highways.
With seven unique and amenity-filled Class A gas Thor Motor Coaches to choose from, you’re en route to find the best Class A motorhome that was made to fit you, your lifestyle and your loved ones.
Class A Motorhomes look like a tour bus in shape. The RV manufacturer builds the house on top of the raw chassis containing the drivetrain and suspension components. Most of the time, Class A’s are some of the largest, offering both gasoline and diesel-powered options.
Get Head-Over-Heels for Class A Motorhomes' Amenities
Class A motorhomes are an ideal fit for anyone looking to upsize or enter the world of RVing, whether it is for vacations or living full-time. A Class A RV provides the perfect space for outdoor living and entertainment, as well as room to spread out within the coach if the weather takes a turn for the worse.
Class A Motorhomes cannot have a body width more than 8’6,” which does not include safety features like mirrors. For most models, the width of the body is 8’2”- 8’6”.
A.C.E. Specs
Hurricane Specs
Windsport Specs
Miramar Specs
Challenger Specs
Axis RUV Specs
Vegas RUV Specs
Class A Motorhomes vary in size, depending on the product. The shortest Class A offered at Thor Motor Coach is 26’, and the longest is 45’. Motorhomes have a maximum length restriction of 45’.
A.C.E. Specs
Hurricane Specs
Windsport Specs
Miramar Specs
Challenger Specs
Axis RUV Specs
Vegas RUV Specs
Most motorhomes are purchased for personal use and not under a commercial title. If the motorhome is for personal use, weight stations are not likely required. If a business buys a motorhome and titles in the company’s name, weight station requirements may be enforced. It is best to check all local and federal laws to ensure compliance.
There is not a one-size-fits-all answer. The smallest of Class A Motorhomes weigh 10,000 lbs, while some of the largest weigh over 50,000 lbs.
Chassis You Can Trust
Good foundations are indispensable for many things in life and that is especially true for motorhomes. All of our Class A gas motorhomes are built on a Ford® chassis, an American-made name that you can trust. Our larger Class A RVs are on the Ford F-53 chassis, while our smaller Class A motorhomes are built on a Ford E-Series Chassis. While you’re traveling from the great plains to the mountain ranges, you’ll have faith in your Thor Motor Coach.
Our Class A Motorhome Brands
What separates Thor Motor Coach Class A motorhomes apart is that they are designed with your family as the blueprint, so you can find a motorhome with a floor plan made to fit you. Storage space, entertainment accessories, WiFi capabilities, spacious bathroom amenities and fully equipped kitchen make Class A motorhome living in your Thor Motor Coach the paragon of luxurious travel.
A.C.E.®
A.C.E.® is our entry-level Class A Motorhome with pet-friendly features, such as Pet-Link™ Multi-Purpose Tie-Down, Bird’s Eye™ Window and Kibble Station™
Windsport®
Windsport® is an exceptional camping experience. Floor plans feature washer and dryer prep, large kitchen with residential fridge and designer interior means that you won’t mind spending rainy days indoors.
Hurricane®
Hurricane® is designed with your family in mind. Floor plans come with various family-friendly features, such as a King-size bed, large wardrobe, bunk beds, and bath-and-a-half models.
Miramar®
Miramar® allows you to bring the whole family along. The large Dream Dinette®, drop-down overhead bunk, bunk beds and expanding sofa floor plans mean you can live like you do in a residential home with your whole family.
Challenger®
Challenger® is glamping - not camping. With stylish interior finishes, electric fireplace and Tilt-A-View® King-size bed in Challenger floor plans, this Class A motorhome will not disappoint.
Axis® RUV™
Axis® RUV™ is a Recreational Utility Vehicle, which draws from the name Sports Utility Vehicle. This RUV is a small Class A motorhome, making it easy-to-drive while providing all of the amenities you want from an RV.
Vegas® RUV™
Vegas® RUV™ is a Recreational Utility Vehicle, which makes it easy-to-drive and easy-to-love. This smaller Class A is jam-packed with everything you desire, including modern conveniences like Winegard® ConnecT™ 2.0 WiFi, Rapid Camp+® Multiplex system and so much more!
Outlaw Class A Toy Hauler
Our Outlaw Class A RV is perfect for families - including your furry family member - that want to travel the country to find the best motocross path. Pet-Link™ multi-purpose tie-down, 3 season patio door with screen and privacy panels and a powered patio awning with integrated LED lighting are just a few of the many amenities that make outdoor living in this toy hauler sublime.
Find Your Class A Motorhome
If you’re looking for the best Class A motorhome for you, and want more information, ask an expert. Our Coach Link® Sales Advisor can help answer any questions you may have about our Class A motorhomes.
If you’re looking for a Class A motorhome for sale near you, check out our Dealer Locator. Begin your journey today - these are the memories you’ll never forget - in a Class A RV from Thor Motor Coach.
Class A Motorhome FAQs
Our Thor Motor Coach team has created a video to help you Winterize your Motorhome on our YouTube Channel, see below:
The headlights on Class As adjust at the light itself. The front of the motorhome has a cap made of fiberglass in most cases, and it houses the windshield, lights, and hood. Access to the light adjustments varies by model, but most of the adjustment can be handled from underneath the front of the motorhome or through the front hood.
Most Class A models have automatic leveling. The systems are hydraulic and feature four jacks. For a guide on leveling a motorhome, click on this link:
Some states require special endorsements for motorhomes operators. We do not know of any CDL requirements for personal vehicles at this time. However, if a business titles the vehicle and uses it in a commercial nature, a CDL requirement may exist. Please check local regulations to see what rules are in place in your town or province.
The most significant difference is the cockpit area. Class As are the same width from front to rear without the automotive cab, as found on Class Cs. Driving either Class of vehicle takes practice, but with some seat time, both will feel as natural as driving a car.
Driving a motorhome is simple. The operation of the vehicle is very similar to any automobile. The biggest differences come from the overall increased size of the coach. Understanding the length, turn radius, and road manners requires close attention, but with practice, the drive will become more natural.
Most Class A Motorhomes do not have airbags.