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Four Winds International introduced a new Class C floorplan built on the Dodge Sprinter chassis to the Chateau Citation, Dutchmen Dorado and Four Winds Siesta Class brands.

“This model has a sleek new exterior and a stylish Euro-American interior design,” said Scott Jacobson, National Sales Manager, Four Winds International. “It is designed for those who want a multi-purpose motorhome with upscale features and attractive amenities at an economical price point.”

Model 24SA is available in each brand, and are built on a Dodge Sprinter chassis with a 3.0-liter V-6 turbo-diesel engine. Four Winds International chose this chassis because of the increased fuel efficiency which means it’s a more “environmentally friendly” motorhome. The lightweight floor construction is built with aluminum framing featuring durable Tek-Moto floor decking.

We show a 24SA floorplans below:

The Sprinter exterior includes one-piece fiberglass front and rear caps with a steel reinforced bulkhead and contoured cab-over side windows. It also has standard L.E.D. tail lights, a slick fiberglass exterior and side-hinged slab luggage doors. A full-length 14'6" patio awning provides added outdoor comfort and protection from the elements. Plus, the Four Winds International Sprinter models have an exterior storage capacity of 56-cubic feet—more than most comparable models. Exterior packages include contemporary standard graphics, as well as optional partial paint and full-body paint packages.

Two designer interior décor packages are available with a choice of the new European-style curved cabinetry in Cinnamon Maple or Honey Birdseye Maple. These Sprinter models are one of the only motorhomes that offer a dinette choice—the standard booth dinette, optional U-shaped dinette or optional hide-a-bed sofa with air mattress and table.

Standard interior features include a 19" LCD television over the entrance door with a coach stereo system including an AM/FM stereo with compact disc and DVD player, rear queen-size bed, china bowl toilet, fluorescent ceiling lighting and 13,500 BTU low-profile ducted roof air conditioner. The fully equipped kitchen offers Stainless Steel appliances and sink with high-rise faucet, laminate kitchen countertop and full-extension drawer guides.

Popular options include a front entertainment center with a 26" LCD television and home theater system, Black Infiniss™ Leather driver and passenger seats, outside entertainment center, satellite dish, 19" LCD television at the rear bed and solid surface kitchen countertops.

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Forum readers' comments: Terry :   I have owned one of these for over a year. Great RV. Great support from Four Winds. We had a few problems but the dealer and company were eager to solve the problems. Fun to drive. I have driven many miles in southwestern mountains. Would buy another one. Rip G :   It appears that these will sell for around $72K and for those who want an RV, with gen, with 6cu fridge, decent storage, mid-teen MPG, etc. It's not a bad deal. Tony F :   I think this is a great coach. I looked at one recently and was very impressed. I had a four winds 31S 1998 model that I sold in 2003. It was a great class C and I much preferred it to the fleetwood I have now. When it comes time to change (=when I can afford it) I'd like to go with four winds again