There are a lot of choices out there for anyone in the market for a new RV. Let's take a look at some of the biggest brands ...

In addition to owning Long Island and Florida homes, the Barberas own a Class A RV. Joe, 71, a retired technology teacher at North Middle School in Brentwood, and Robin, 68, a retired principal at ...

It’s a slower pace and there isn’t as much traffic. Driving an RV on the highway was a whole other game. Fast moving cars (I’ll admit, that’s usually me), semis, other RVs, oh my. I merged onto the ...

Driving such a large vehicle can be intimidating ... consider postponing your travel day and staying put for an extra day.

They typically haul large, heavy equipment such as RVs, tractors, bulldozers ... Hiring your trailer comes with a lower cost, but the hassle of driving and the trailer's safety liability, hiring ...

Unfortunately, RVs lose their value quickly, and this depreciation can become problematic for ... When buying a new RV, it is estimated that you lose 20% of your RV’s value only by driving off the lot ...

Class A RVs are what most people think of when they consider motorhomes, and they have a complete RV interior and a dab for the driver. Class As are easily one of the most expensive options since they ...

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As Floridians make and execute plans to leave their homes ahead of the largest evacuation order they’ve seen since 2017, they ...

Julie said another big mistake is driving RVs immediately off the lot into a big trip because it's rare that the mobile home will be in perfect working condition. Instead, the couple recommends ...

"It's not like buying a car," Julie said. "RVs are more complex. More things can go wrong with them." Julie said people should do more research before purchasing an RV than they would for a regular ...