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Destination, Travel Trailer, 5th Wheel, Motorized - Class C, Motorized - Class Super C, Motorized - Class B, Toy Hauler - Fifth Wheel, Toy Hauler - Travel Trailers

Category

• Travel Trailers are campers that use a traditional ball and socket hitch to connect to your tow vehicle.
• Fifth Wheels are campers that connect to a hitch inside the bed of a truck.
• Toy Hauler are either travel trailers or fifth wheels with a ramp opening in the back.
• Motorized Vehicles are campers built on a chassis with an engine and a driver's cab; they do not require a tow vehicle.

Sleeps

This is the number of intended sleeping capacity in the RV.

Weight

• UVW (Unloaded Vehicle Weight) is the weight of the RV as built at the factory. The UVW includes the empty LP tank but does NOT include cargo, water, LP gas, or dealer-installed accessories.
• GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating), also called Maximum Loaded Weight, is the maximum allowed weight for a fully loaded RV.

Length

Lengths are determined from the center of the hitching point to the rear wall – it doesn’t include cap overhang on Fifth Wheels or rear accessories like ladders.

Hitch-Weight

This is also known as Tongue Weight. This is the amount of weight that presses down on the hitch when an RV is connected to a vehicle. This is crucial for safe RV towing because it directly affects the stability and handling of your tow vehicle. Knowing an RV’s hitch weight ensures you’re within the payload capacity of your vehicle and can adjust loading accordingly to maintain

Dealer Stock Note

Dealer Stock units are floor plans that are no longer in production, but dealers may still have remaining stock available for purchase on their lots. Grand Design no longer takes now orders for these models, but there may be replacement floor plan that is similar.

Footnote

*Bathroom Access with slides in