Pop-up campers can trace their origins all the way back to the early 1900s, when innovative travelers first attached collapsible tents to a trailer to create a portable camping space.…
It seems California may be backing away from moving ahead with some of its recent regulations designed to curb vehicle emissions. According to the Associated Press, the California Air Resources…
With the Florida RV SuperShow underway in Tampa this week, there has been a steady stream of news over the past few days. Let’s dive in and get started, as…
If you thought a Class C RV needed to be big, expensive, and ponderous to drive, think again. The Thor Freedom Elite 19HE is here to dispel those myths, delivering…
You’ve heard of the smart home. Say hello to the smart RV. The Winnebago View already boasted impressive features—abundant solar capability and massive holding tanks, for instance. But with the…
Thanks to the holidays, there hasn’t been much news to share from the RV industry over the past couple of weeks. But now that the New Year is upon us,…
The world of RVs can be sprawling, especially when you consider the field’s full spectrum, somehow embracing both landship Class As and nimble, tiny, camp-ready trailers. Looking forward into 2025,…
Nate Kantor keeps his first Airstream parked outside the Nomadicana warehouse on the western outskirts of Salt Lake City. When days of installing air foam, polishing aluminum and carving cabinetry…
When the first International Harvester Scout rolled off the assembly line 64 years ago, the term “sport utility vehicle” was not yet part of America’s automotive lexicon. Equipped with four-wheel…
At last year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, we had the chance to go inside the Pebble Flow—an all-electric travel trailer with plenty of high-tech features and amenities.…