Tour 5 Class B camper vans from most expensive to cheapest

In the video above we join Bob and Hillary from Vancaskeys at Glendale, Arizona’s, 10-day RV Super Show for a look at five different Class B camper vans. The couple starts with the most luxurious and expensive Class B on display at the show, all the way to the least expensive one.

Class B camper vans covered in the video from most expensive to least

• 2025 Grech RV STRADA-ion
• 2024 Roadtrek Chase
• 2024 Roadtrek Pivot
• 2024 Thor Dazzle 2LB
• 2024 Thor Rize 18G

2025 Grech RV STRADA-ion list price 279K (on sale at the show for $262,400)

Pros

• Mercedes 170 extended chassis
• All-wheel drive
• Back power sofa/bed
• Tons of storage
• Nice galley with large sink, induction cooktop, oven and LARGE refrigerator freezer
• Wet bath with toilet and shower
• Nice large hanging wardrobe closet
• Lithium batteries and 3000 w inverter

Cons

• The A/C inside is so low that tall folks will hit their heads.
• The bathroom, too, is VERY short, so be prepared to crouch if you are tall. The woman in the video could barely fit.
• No storage whatsoever in the wet bath.
• The price. While I fully acknowledge that money is relative…yowza!

2024 Roadtrek Chase, list price $1986K (on sale at the show for $134,785)

Pros

• RAM ProMaster 3500 chassis
• I love the light blue décor, but then it’s not unlike the color I chose when I did my RV remodel a few years back. Maybe I’m a trendsetter!
• Froli bed system
• Rear king-sized bed
• Lots of storage cabinets, including a large wardrobe
• Movable pedestal table
• Galley includes a single-burner induction stove, a nice large sink, microwave oven, medium-sized fridge and freezer, and BIG pull-out pantry.
• Small wet bath
• Outdoor shower

Cons

• Only a single burner on the stove, which may or may not matter to you.
• The bathroom is so small, it cuts down on its function. Even our hosts admit there’s no way to shower without getting water all over your floor. That would be a deal breaker for me, although if you are on the fence, know that there is an outdoor shower.

2024 Thor Dazzle 2LB, list price $133K (on sale at the show for $89.9K)

Pros

• RAM ProMaster 3500 chassis
• Galley with convection oven, propane stove, sink, and small fridge
• Froli sleep system
• Functional rear wet bath with toilet, shower, drop-down sink, and a nice amount of closet space

Cons

• The fridge and the kitchen sink are too small.
• The vent could use a Maxxair fan

2024 Roadtrek Pivot, list price $188K (on sale at the show for $129K)

Pros

• RAM ProMaster 3500 chassis
• Front dining/work table convertible space
• Galley with solid surface countertops, large stainless steel sink, single induction burner, microwave, and small pull-out pantry
• I like the bathroom in this one a lot in that it converts from toilet and sink mode to shower mode. Watch the video to see it in action.
• Back bedroom with configurable beds depending on needs—twins or one big bed.
• Lots of interior storage.

Cons

• Tall folks could hit their head on the innermost dining table seat
• The galley is lacking, in my opinion. There is only a single stovetop burner, only a microwave—not a convection microwave, and the fridge is too small.
• While I like the conversion element of the shower, it is extremely cramped. I agree with our hosts, Roadtrek should have left the sink out of the bathroom.

2024 Thor Rize 18G, list price $115K (on sale at the show for $79,998)

Pros

• The back bathroom is the way to go in these small vans for the most functionality, and this one is no exception.
• Large closet in bathroom
• Pedestal mounted table
• Configurable bedroom

Cons

• This is a very small rig, perfect for a single person, but would otherwise get crowded in a heartbeat.
• The window valances are both unnecessary and UGLY.
• The galley again is lacking, with a microwave as the only oven and a sink and fridge that are both too small for the way I RV.

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