Mike Scarpignato 
Our Class C motorhome averaged about 9 miles per gallon, and our Class A motorhome averages around 7 miles per gallon. That is just part of owning and traveling in a big, heavy RV. But that does not mean your …
Are you eyeing a Class A in 2026? Susan and I compared build quality, owner feedback, resale trends, livability, tech, and driving comfort to find the best of the best. We analyzed owner reviews, brand-specific Facebook groups, RVInsider, iRV2, and …
One of the most common questions Susan and I hear from new RV owners is: “Can I run my motorhome rooftop A/C while driving?” The short answer is yes, you can — and in the middle of summer, you’ll probably …
Updated September 3, 2025 If you’ve been wondering, “Are motorhome prices dropping?” the answer is yes — and buyers finally have the upper hand again. At the 2025 Hershey RV Show, I spotted new Class C motorhomes starting around $69,990 …
Published October 30, 2023 | Last updated September 1, 2026 Choosing an RV storage facility is not just about finding a place big enough to park your motorhome. You are trusting that facility with something that may be worth well …
Published October 28, 2023 | Last updated September 3, 2026 The purchase price is only the beginning of what a motorhome costs to own. After owning a Class C for years and now owning a Class A, I think first-time …
In most situations, your RV tires should stay on the ground when auto-leveling. Here is how we use blocks, watch our hydraulic jacks, and avoid costly leveling mistakes.
Having the ability to park your motorhome in the driveway is undeniably appealing. We park our 24′ Class C RV in our driveway at home and the convenience it offers is hard to match. Being able to pack up and …
Published October 7, 2023 | Last updated August 3, 2026 Most people do not need a special RV license or commercial driver’s license to drive a motorhome for personal use. However, your home state may require a noncommercial Class A …
Published September 9, 2023 | Last updated September 1, 2026 If your motorhome has tank heaters, the safest answer is to turn them on according to the instructions for your specific factory or aftermarket system—usually before sustained freezing conditions arrive, …