The no-slide design is the real story here. The 27XPS sets up instantly and fits into spots that stop most Class As in their tracks, while the Ford F53 7.3L V8 chassis keeps it genuinely drivable rather than just technically towable. A manual drop-down front bunk above the cab adds sleeping space without eating into the floorplan, and the rear bedroom keeps those sleeping quarters private from the rest of the coach. The galley is surprisingly well-appointed for the size, with a solid surface countertop, 12V double-door refrigerator, and a 3-burner stainless range, plus an on-demand water heater so you're not rationing hot showers. The dream booth dinette converts to a bed, a solar panel with controller comes standard, and a 4.0 kW gas generator means you're not dependent on hookups.
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Class a motorhomes that share features with the Pursuit 27XPS, like bunk over cab and rear bedroom.
