$271,320
The Newmar Bay Star 3225 earns its reputation among gas Class A owners for being genuinely easy to drive without sacrificing comfort, running a Ford F-53 chassis with a 7.3L V-8 and a full suite of active safety features including forward collision mitigation, adaptive cruise control, and electronic stability control. Inside, three slides open up the rear bedroom layout into something that feels more like a rolling apartment, and Newmar backs that up with thoughtful details like a 10.1" multiplex monitor for lighting and HVAC control, six 6V house batteries, a 2000W Victron inverter, and smart hydraulic leveling jacks you can operate via Bluetooth. The full-paint Masterpiece Finish with clearcoat and cut-and-buff sets the Bay Star 3225 apart visually from most gas coaches in this price range, and construction touches like double-pane frameless windows, a one-piece fiberglass roof, and Polar Pak R19 roof insulation reflect Newmar's premium positioning. Optional upgrades including a Truma AquaGo continuous-flow water heater, solar prep, and a drop-down bunk over the cockpit give the Newmar Bay Star 3225 a lot of room to grow with your travel style.
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