What sets the 241XL DQ apart starts with how it's built. Coach House's one-piece unibody shell eliminates the seams where most RV roof leaks begin, and owners consistently report a noticeably quieter ride than anything in this class. The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis does the rest, delivering smooth highway handling and fuel economy that routinely hits 20 mpg. Inside, the DQ configuration means double Queen beds in a well-finished interior with Corian countertops and fixtures that feel more residential than typical Class C fare. Coach House sells direct, no dealerships, so the customization options are real, and the build quality reflects it.
Other class c motorhomes floor plans (around 25 ft 9 in, near $199,000), similar in size and price to the Platinum II 241XL DQ.
