How Much Does a Class B Van Cost in 2026?

How to read a Class B price

Three kinds of figure appear in this article, and they are not interchangeable. A manufacturer starting price is the price the maker publishes for the lowest priced floor plan, before options. A dealer figure is the price a dealer publishes for a model whose maker publishes none, or the sticker on a specific van on a lot, with its floor plan and options already chosen. A manufacturer direct price, which is how Remote Vans sells, is the price the maker itself charges, separate from the higher window sticker MSRP the same maker also publishes. A discounted sale price at a dealer is none of those three: it is what one dealer is asking for one van right now. This article bands models by their starting figures only, with the source label kept on each one, and uses stickers only as examples of how far a specific van can sit from its starting figure.

Under $150,000: exactly one van

There is no verified factory Class B under $140,000 in this pool, and only one under $150,000. An article or an answer that implies a lower factory tier exists is not working from these figures.

Thor Tellaro: $140,560, manufacturer figure

The Thor Tellaro is the lowest priced verified model, at $140,560 from Thor's own model page for the 20L floor plan. The same line shows why a starting price is a floor, not a typical price: Thor's other Tellaro floor plan bases are $162,120 for the 20U and $162,960 for the 20Y, both in the next band up, before options such as the Sky Bunk pop-top covered in our sleeps four guide. A Tellaro buyer who wants the 20U layout is a $160,000 plus buyer, whatever the headline starting price says. One more Thor wrinkle is logged in our ledger: Thor's class B lineup page lists a flat $161,560 for both the Tellaro and the Sequence, while the dedicated model pages publish $140,560 and $151,060. The model page figures govern here, per our manufacturer first policy.

From $150,000 to $200,000: six vans, and the center of the market

This is the band with real choice in it: two Thor and Winnebago ProMaster lines at the bottom, two dealer priced models in the middle, and the MODE and the Friday at the top.

Thor Sequence and Winnebago Solis: the bottom of the band

The Thor Sequence starts at $151,060, a manufacturer figure from Thor's model page for the 20L, with the 20U and 20Y floor plan bases at $162,120 to $165,060 and $162,960. The Winnebago Solis starts at $156,254, a manufacturer Starting At price for the 59P. The Solis also shows the floor plan spread inside one model: the 59PX starts at $180,487 on Winnebago's own page, $24,233 above the 59P, for the same nameplate. Both vans are ProMaster based, and both are covered for sleeping capacity in our sleeps four guide and for bathrooms in our cassette toilet guide.

Coachmen Nova and Winnebago Travato: dealer figures, labeled

The Coachmen Nova is listed at $178,801, which is a dealer MSRP for the 2026 20RB that two dealers agree on, because Coachmen publishes no MSRP for the Nova. A 2027 20RB lists at $195,170 at one dealer, which is a reminder that a dealer figure moves with model year and dealer. The Winnebago Travato is listed at $183,783, which is Lichtsinn RV's published dealer base for the line, because Winnebago publishes no Travato price. Neither figure is wrong, but neither is a manufacturer starting price, and any table that drops the dealer label off them is overstating what the makers publish.

Storyteller MODE and Remote Vans Friday: the top of the band

The Storyteller Overland MODE starts at $192,206 on Storyteller's 2026 Classic MODE OG model page. Storyteller's own comparison page says $187,321 for the same van; the model page figure governs, and the disagreement is logged in our ledger rather than averaged. The Remote Vans Friday is $194,900 at Remote Vans' manufacturer direct price. Remote Vans also publishes a window sticker MSRP of $272,900 for the Friday, and that sticker figure is not in the band table above: the direct price is the price the maker displays for the van, and the sticker is disclosed here only so a buyer who meets it on a lot is not confused by it.

Over $200,000: four starting figures, and one sticker

Four models have starting figures over $200,000. The fifth name in this part of the market, the Interstate, belongs here by price level but not by starting price, because it does not have one.

Winnebago Revel and Coachmen Galleria

The Winnebago Revel starts at $223,495, Winnebago's listed starting price. Dealer base figures for the Revel run higher, to $261,808 in the dealer record in our ledger, which is exactly the kind of figure that shows up in search answers as if it were the manufacturer's price. The Coachmen Galleria is listed at $236,822, a dealer sticker and the lowest verified sticker for the line, on a 2026 24QM from General RV Center, because Coachmen publishes no Galleria MSRP. Other Galleria stickers in our ledger run to $271,962, so the Galleria's real sticker range sits well above its lowest verified figure.

Remote Vans Aegis and Grech Terreno: the top starting figures

The Remote Vans Aegis is $247,900 at Remote Vans' manufacturer direct price, with the same dual pricing pattern as the Friday: its window sticker MSRP is $346,900, disclosed here and kept out of the band table. The Grech Terreno has the highest manufacturer starting price in the pool, $290,400, which is Grech's published 2027 starting MSRP. That figure, not any dealer sticker, is the top of the honest starting price range. Grech's own inventory feed includes dealer units advertised below the MSRP, at $256,500 to $262,200, and those are dealer asking prices for specific vans, not a lower starting price for the line.

Airstream Interstate 24GLX: the optioned sticker example

The Airstream Interstate 24GLX is the clearest starting versus sticker case in the pool. Airstream publishes no base MSRP for the 24GLX on its product page or its specification page. The $312,600 figure in our ledger is the MSRP on one optioned 2027 unit at Airstream of Minnesota. It proves that an optioned Interstate on a lot can be a $312,600 van. It does not make the Interstate a $312,600 starting price, and it does not extend the starting price range in this article past the Grech figure. Airstream does publish a starting price for the sibling Interstate 24GL, from $274,900, which is lineup context only and not a 24GLX figure.

Why the sticker is not the starting price

The gap between a line starting figure and the sticker on a specific van is where most published Class B prices go wrong. The examples below are all from our verified ledger, and each one is a different mechanism.

Listed models and conversions are not in the bands

The wider market in our market index includes models and builders that do not belong in a verified starting price table, and putting them there would produce the most misleading numbers in this article. The Thor Palladium, covered in our Transit guide, has a manufacturer published range of $189,560 to $190,960, but it is a listed model with no verified model page, so it is named here and not banded. The Coachmen Beyond and the Forest River Lucent have no manufacturer published price at all. Remote Vans' Oasis at $224,900 and T-45 at $174,900 are listed models from the maker's comparison page, with no model pages on this site, so they are not thirteenth and fourteenth verified models. Sportsmobile conversions are the sharpest trap: Sportsmobile publishes conversion ranges of $80,000 to $125,000 for Transit and from $50,000 for Sprinter, and those are conversion prices only, excluding the van itself. A pictured complete Transit build on the same page totals $180,000, which is the honest comparison point against a factory van's complete price.

Start with a band, then price the specific van

Budget from the band first, then price the exact floor plan and the exact van. If your ceiling is $150,000, your factory short list in this pool is the Tellaro 20L at its starting figure, and you should expect options to test that ceiling. If your band is $150,000 to $200,000, you have six models to work through, and the decision moves to layout, bathroom and sleeping questions, which our cassette toilet guide and sleeps four guide cover model by model. If you are shopping over $200,000, compare the Revel, Galleria, Aegis and Terreno on their starting figures, and treat every Interstate price you see as a sticker on a specific unit until Airstream publishes a base price. Run your short list through the comparison tool, take the match quiz to check price against the rest of your priorities, and browse the full market index for the listed models and builders outside the verified bands. Purchase price is only part of ownership cost, and that is a separate article in this series.