They retain the cab section of the van with the driver and passenger doors, which are definitely convenient. The cabover bed section featured in most models accounts for a reduction in overall size on some units and, to some degree, price, compared to Class A models. However, a certain amount of dexterity is required to get in and out of a cabover bed gracefully and, because of this, many people don't care for the arrangement. While the added length negates many of the virtues of the Class C, it does offer a regular-height bed.
Some models now have slide-out rooms to expand living space even further.
In general, Class C's offer more sleeping accommodations than Class A's, making them very attractive to larger families. This class enjoys continuing popularity because it offers a lot of livability, along with many of the conveniences of the Class A units, in a somewhat more compact package and typically at a lower price. RV Buyers Guide. Site Terms and Conditions . Privacy Policy .