$130,677
What stands out about the 23XG is how much it fits without a slide, a U-shaped kitchen, a proper north/south bed in the rear, a full dry bath, and a bunk over cab, all in a footprint owners consistently describe as easy to drive and park. That 2,000+ lb cargo capacity is a real differentiator at this size, giving you genuine flexibility for gear, bikes, or full-time living supplies. Ducted air conditioning means even cooling front to back, and real-world fuel economy around 15 mpg makes longer hauls less painful. Build quality is entry-level Coachmen, so it rewards buyers who go in with eyes open, but for those who do, the reliability and running costs have impressed more than a few long-term owners.
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Class c motorhomes that share features with the Cross Trail 23XG, like bunk over cab, dry bath and rear bath.
