The Safari Condo XL Flex 22 leads with something most Class Bs sacrifice: a permanent bed. At 58" × 74", it's always ready, and the power-adjustable cargo space underneath means you're not living around it. Up front, swivel captain's chairs and a rail-mounted extendable table create a genuine four-person dining area, while the central toilet/shower cabinet keeps the bathroom enclosed rather than improvised. The electrical system punches well above the Class B average, pairing two heated lithium auxiliary batteries with a 2,000-watt pure sine wave inverter, so running real appliances off-grid is a practical option rather than an afterthought. Built on the Ford Transit 3500 with a 3.5L EcoBoost V6 and 10-speed automatic, the XL Flex 22 drives with the kind of car-like composure that Transit-based rigs are consistently praised for, and optional all-wheel drive is available for those who want more confidence on unimproved roads.
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