Motorhomes provide kitchen, sleeping, and bathroom facilities conveniently accessible to the driver's area. One important factor to consider when purchasing an RV is the need for accessibility to the interior of the unit while traveling. Towable travel trailers require stopping in order to enter. Constructed on an especially designed motor vehicle chassis. Units usually offer the maximum number of standard and optional amenities of any RV group.
Some units contain washers and dryers, dishwashers, and ice makers.
Understandably, these units occupy the high end of the price spectrum. Modified by using a panel-type truck, manufacturers add a variety of standard and optional conveniences such as kitchen, bathroom, and sleeping accommodations. With the addition of a top extension, today's Class B Motorhome has adequate head room and storage facilities. The Class C motorhome ranks next to the Class A for standard and optional amenities. The mini-motorhome is built on an automotive manufactured frame with an attached cab section of a GVWR of 6500 pounds or more and with an overall height of more than eight feet.