For those looking to purchase or rent an RV for summer trips, here's a guide explaining the different RV class and trailer types. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.

Class C: These use a cutaway chassis, combining a van cab front with an RV shell that typically includes an over-the-cab sleeping area. Class C can be the most affordable all-in-one models.

RV Classes and Renting Unsurprisingly, the price of an RV rental can vary on many factors. However, one of the most obvious impacts on the cost of renting an RV is the type you get. With RVs available ...

There are many different classes or types of RVs which can be very confusing for RV newbies when trying to decide the best option for you and your family. The first step in determining the best ...

Dreaming of open roads, stunning landscapes, and the freedom to explore at your own pace? RV travel offers an incredible way to see the world, combining the comforts of home with the excitement of an ...

Most types of water damage are also not covered. RV Insurance Coverage Features for Full-Timers Good Sam provides some of the best RV insurance benefits for full-timers and a variety of towable homes.

The type of Class A RV this family lives in can be bought starting from $50,000. It has a Ford chassis, a 6.8-liter Triton V10 gasoline engine, and 362 hp (367ps).

Which RV Classes Need a Special License? Whether or not you need a special license often depends on the class of RV you’re driving. Let’s break it down by class to make it easy: ...