The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis is the backbone of the Coachmen Prism 2150CB, giving it the kind of confident, fuel-efficient handling that makes mountain roads and tight campgrounds far less stressful than a traditional Class C. Inside, the 2150CB earns praise for its usable layout, with a large cabover bunk, generous closet space, and 50 gallons of fresh water capacity, which Coachmen claims is 20% more than any competing Sprinter-based build. Construction leans on Azdel SuperLite substrate with aluminum framing, Lamilux fiberglass, and a CrossFlex roof membrane that resists punctures at three times the rate of typical competitors. The Wi-Fi Ranger Sky4 booster, even-cool ducted AC, and solar prep round out a feature set that owners consistently say works well on the road, even if fit-and-finish can vary between units.
Other class c motorhomes floor plans (around 25 ft 1 in), similar in size and price to the Prism 2150CB.
