Built on the Ford E-350 with a 7.3L V8 — a setup owners specifically call out for dodging the DEF headaches of diesel rigs — the 6250 returns around 9 mpg while staying genuinely easy to drive. Inside, the bunk over cab and U-shaped dinette do a lot of heavy lifting for a 27-foot footprint, and the layout still carves out a walk-in closet in the bedroom. Gulf Stream equips it with a tankless gas water heater, a 10.2 cu. ft. 12V double-door refrigerator, and hardwood cabinetry with hidden hinges — details that hold up better than the price point might suggest. Owners consistently report that the appliances, plumbing, and HVAC run reliably; the gripes tend to stop at minor rattles and fit-and-finish quirks rather than anything mechanical.
Class c motorhomes that share features with the Conquest Class C 6250, like bunk over cab and U-shaped dinette.
