$132,600
The 33XG has built a following for its massive rear storage bay, a real differentiator for Class C buyers who need to haul gear without sacrificing interior comfort. Inside, the U-shaped dinette and swiveling cockpit seats open up the living area in a way that feels more like a small home than a typical motorhome. Owners with 10,000+ miles on theirs report being very happy overall and say they'd buy it again. The cab-over bunk is on the snug side, so taller sleepers may want to factor that in, but the split bathroom layout keeps things functional for a group of seven.
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Class c motorhomes that share features with the Cross Trail XL 33XG, like chassis ford.
