At just over 29 feet, the Flair 28A squeezes into campgrounds that turn away larger rigs without sacrificing the features that matter. Including a Ford 7.3L V8 with 335 horsepower and an 8,000 lb. tow rating. The Hide-A-Loft electric drop-down bed (rated to 600 lbs) handles sleeping for seven without permanent bunk bulk, and Fleetwood's claim of the largest exterior TV at this price point isn't empty marketing. The 50" outdoor screen with its own entertainment setup is genuinely impressive. Inside, the residential sofa from APEX Custom Furniture and Villa driver and passenger seats punch above the class-A entry price, and the Winegard 360+ with 4G gateway means staying connected is a solved problem whether you're boondocking or at a full-hookup resort. The no-luan fiberglass sidewall construction and PowerLock roof integration are the kind of structural details that matter years down the road.
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Class a motorhomes that share features with the Flair 28A, like bunk over cab and outdoor entertainment.
