Motorhomes, aka, RVs don’t come cheap by any means. However, some are more attainable than others. The most affordable options to consider are Class C RVs, and the iconic Winnebago brand has a few. So you might be wondering, what’s the cheapest Winnebago RV that you can get?

Meet the Winnebago Outlook

In Winnebago’s current lineup of new models, the Outlook has the lowest starting price. This RV falls into the Class C category. Class C models like the Outlook are ideal for families new to the RV world because they’re easier to drive and offer many convenient features. 

Winnebago’s intent with the Outlook is to give adventurers a comfortable, entry-level option to explore. This RV is built on Ford’s V8-powered E350/E450 framework and has a tow rating of 7,500 pounds. The Outlook is also a great example of how advanced motorhomes have become. 

The Outlook presents various advanced safety features. This motorhome is standard with features including electronic stability control, adaptive cruise control, and hill start assist. You can also opt for the available exterior mirror with electric remote adjustment, defrost, and side cameras. 

Like many new cars, the Outlook also has a modern infotainment system that features an 8.95-inch touchscreen display. Features like these make the Outlook more fun and pleasant to drive. The new Outlook begins at $92,993. 

Available floor plans 

Like most other Class C models, the Outlook is available in a few different floor plans. The Outlook ranges from 24’8″ to 31’11”. Deciding which one to get comes down to how many people you plan to carry and how much you want to pay.

There’s a lot to like about the base Outlook floor plan, the 22C. The 22C can sleep up to five people. It has a sleeping area with a walkaround queen bed and an overhead bunk area suitable for kids. You’ll also appreciate this Winnebago’s many standard amenities. 

The 22C comes with a kitchenette that includes a cooktop, pantry, refrigerator, and a dining booth. Interior upgrades include Walnut and Sonoma wood finishings. Additionally, the 22C comes with a TV and a full bathroom with a flushable toilet. On the outside, you’ll enjoy this model’s large awning and a pet leash tie-down. 

If you’d rather have twin beds instead of the queen bed, the available 22E could be the right fit for you. This option still sleeps up to five. There are also three other layouts to consider.

The available 25J, 26M, and 31N variants all sleep up to six. The 25J adds a sofa bed. With the 26M, you get theatre seats. The 31N is the grandest option and adds more bedroom storage. No matter which layout you choose, you’ll see that Winnebago incorporated many thoughtful elements into the Outlook’s design. 

Where to buy

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Local dealerships are among the most convenient venues to purchase your RV. Some dealerships may have a limited inventory, so you might have to travel farther to get a new Outlook. Winnebago highlights a few shopping tools to help you obtain your new model.