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Roadtrek SS-Agile class B motorhome
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Use everyday as an SUV but with all the motorhome conveniences

Roadtrek says that the SS-Agile is based on the all new 144" wheelbase Sprinter 2500 van.  At only 19 1/3 feet long, the SS (“Short Sprinter”) is perfect for those who want a vehicle that’s really as easy to use everyday as a full-size conversion van or SUV but offers all the conveniences of a fully-equipped motorhome – and delivers great fuel economy!
  
Roadtrek SS Agile class B motorhome exterior

The 144" wheelbase Sprinter van has the same specifications as the 170" wheelbase van used for our RS (“Regular Sprinter”) model except the body and interior length are 40" shorter, overall length is 19' 5" and turning radius is 48' curb to curb (compared to 55' for RS.)

 Floorplans: 
Roadtrek's description:  "Inside you’ll find a great passenger vehicle for five within a fully-equipped class B that sleeps two. There is comfortable forward facing seating for five in the two front captain seats and rear electric power sofa. Just aft of the driver seat is a 59" long galley with eye-catching granite counter, recessed European-style propane stove with glass cover, under-mounted stainless steel sink, 3.8 cu. ft. 3-way refrigerator, convection/microwave oven and optional coffee maker.."  We show the floorplans below:

Roadtrek SS-Agile class B motorhome floorplans 

We show a picture of the beautiful interior below.  Dutchmen says that "the interior design is a step above the rest. Arched solid wood cabinet doors, decorator interiors with mini-blinds, wall border and premium fabrics are all standard features. The spacious galley features a large double door refrigerator, a double-bowl sink with high-rise faucet and lots of large storage cabinets and drawers."

Roadtrek SS-Agile class B motorhome interior 1 

Roadtrek SS-Agile class B motorhome interior 2


Just a few of the features of the Roadtrek SS-Agile class B motorhome:
  • Compact exterior size
  • Great fuel economy
  • Comfortable seating for five
  • Interior openness and livability
  • All the features of a typical motorhome
  • Wide range of standard and optional features

As Roadtrek says: "Its possible uses are endless! Add the proven popularity of the Mercedes-built Sprinter and you’ve got another winner from Roadtrek!"

 

Roadtrek SS-Agile class B motorhome

Use everyday as an SUV but with all the motorhome conveniences

MSRP starting at (awaiting manufacturer's info)


  
READERS' COMMENTS
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Pat and Deb MurphyBought our Agile in April of 08. Love the size and mpg, amenities and facilities. Unfortunately we have had a major problem with the rear side windows leaking when it rains. One window was replaced and now Roadtrek is saying the problem maybe faulty weather stripping. We are currently waiting for the weather stripping to fix the other side window. We have been working with Campers Inn and Roadtrek to get this problem resolved but we have been working on this issue since July of 08 and it is now Feb of 09 and the situation is still unresolved. So love the vehicle but watch those windows.
Brenda CordonReally love the look and layout of the Roadtrek and definitely think class B is the way to go. We have a class A and if we can sell it I'm set to buy the Roadtrek.
Paula CheshireI have a Roadtrek Agile. It's my second Roadtrek and my 4th RV. This is the best. Roadtrek has everything you need for 2 people and it's great for just getting up and going. Storing is easy and we take trips we never would have made.
DanaMiteWow, the Roadtrek Agile is pretty sweet. Love the compact size. Wonder what the MPG is. Wish they made something like this in a 4x4 for my active lifestyle & back road addiction.
DesrtDrmrWe LOVE our Roadtrek! We have had a Monaco 36', a Lance pick up camper, a Rexhall 32' Motor home, a TrailLte B+, and several travel trailers. We were tired of paying for storage, and I was having trouble getting into and out of a higher vehicle. When we saw Class Bs we knew that one of those was for us! After checking out several different manufacturers, we chose the Roadtrek. We wish we'd gotten one long ago. We don't have the room of the big motor homes, but we have almost everything they have. Actually, we have TWO seating areas with a table in the RT, which we didn't have in the bigger ones. It's nice not to have to tow another vehicle, but knowing that we could if we wished. We can park in a regular parking space anywhere. We can park our RT in our driveway, as it looks pretty much like a regular van. We use it for traveling....the convenience of the kitchen and bathroom for long distance travel is wonderful. We have camped in it....and have several trips planned with it where we will camp for several nights and spend other nights in a motel or with relatives. We use it around town, as it has a lift on the back for my mobility scooter. It's a perfect all around vehicle for us!
gypsyHi just to say my husband and I just bought a roadtrek we love it cheaper on gas and travels well, we are leaving canada end of 2008 and traveling for 6 months, I was wondering are the any roadtrek events in the usa anytime during the winter thank you
Ken and Sally PearceWe've owned one Class C and 2 Class A motorhomes and we've now decided that for us smaller is better. We've bought a Roadtrek 190 and find that ith a Class B we have storage for everything we need and we can travel in comfort anywhere we like without the restrictions of a bigger motorhome. Class B motorhomes are easier to drive and more fun.

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