What sets the 31ES apart is that rear bunk room — it moonlights as a proper office or wardrobe when the bunks aren't in use, a genuinely flexible setup you don't see often at this price point. Up front, a manual drop-down bunk over the cab adds sleeping space without eating into the living area, and the legless booth dinette converts to a bed too, so sleeping eight is actually workable. The King bed anchors the rear bedroom, and owners consistently call out the basement storage as surprisingly generous for a 33-foot Class A. Built on a Ford F53 chassis with a 7.3L V8, it earns good marks for highway composure — including through the mountains — and amenities like an on-demand water heater, solid surface counters, and a 10-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay keep it feeling current.
Class a motorhomes that share features with the Pursuit 31ES, like bunk over cab, rear bedroom and east west bed.
