Trim Level hierarchy for Class A Winnebago

[Larry Mac01]

Can anyone direct me to or list the hierarchy of the trim levels for Winnebago's Class A coaches?

[SuperGewl]

Please be a bit more specific. Are you talking about earlier models or the new stuff. We need to know the model names and years you are thinking of. Also Class A Gas or Diesel

[Larry Mac01]

Originally Posted by SuperGewl

Please be a bit more specific. Are you talking about earlier models or the new stuff. We need to know the model names and years you are thinking of. Also Class A Gas or Diesel

I'm speaking of gas engines, and around 2015-present.
Adventurer, Sunstar, Forza, Vista

[grtharris]

Larry Mac01 go the the Winnebago web site. The coaches are listed in order of retail cost (trim levels).
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[macnut]

For gas, from high to low, it's Adventurer/Suncruiser, Sightseer/Sunova, VistaLX/SunstarLX, Vista/Sunstar. Note the two separated by a "/" are only different in color/patterns, but the trim quality is the same.

[SuperGewl]

As some has stated the Winnebago web site has them listed by price in order of how they are appointed.
Personally the big difference for me is the Floorplan, yes the higher end models do have more bells and whistles but if I don't like the floorplan it just doesn't matter.
Oh yeah the FORZA is an entry level DP, which is appointed about the same as the high end Gasser.
Other key things are I don't think there is a Gasser that can tow more than 5k lbs. Most of the entry level DP's can only tow 5k lbs. If you want to tow more than that you have to go to the next step $250-$350K

[Hikerdogs]

Originally Posted by Larry Mac01

Can anyone direct me to or list the hierarchy of the trim levels for Winnebago's Class A coaches?

Be advised that the hierarchy includes more than trim levels. While they all have microwaves, water hearers, cook tops, televisions, etc. etc. the entry level ones do not use the same systems as the more expensive ones.

The top of the line Adventurer for instance comes with convection/microwave, 50 amp shore power service, and can be equipped with a 4 door residential refrigerator. To power the refrigerator when under way it has 4 deep cell batteries and a 2000 watt inverter.

The entry level Vista comes with a 30 amp shore power service, a gas absorption refrigerator, and a microwave (no convection) oven.

There are many differences between the entry level and top of the line models other than trim levels. The brochures do list many of the features available. However don't make assumptions that all systems are the same. Some friend of ours purchased a 2014 Impulse Silver (class C). I was surprised it didn't have an automatic transfer switch. If you wanted to go from shore power to the (optional) generator you had to unplug the power shore cord and plug in the generator.