The big news for Pleasure-Way, well-known for its high-quality Class B motorhomes and celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, is getting its footprint into the towable market with the Everbound travel trailer.
The 21’5” trailer has a rear sleeping area with a raised U-shaped bed that can be used as two singles or converted into a queen. This raised bed creates space for a lockable three-door exterior garage. GVWR is 7,700 pounds, and additional equipment includes electric leveling jacks, a 460Ah lithium battery system and 500W solar. MSRP is $80,000 USD.
For the Class Bs, two new floorplans are available: the Ontour 2.2RB (MSRP: $192,400 USD), built on the Ford Transit 350 AWD, and the Plateau RB (MSRP: $224,282 USD) built on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter AWD 3500.
Both have the raised rear Flex-Bed that can be configured as two twins or as a queen bed. Additionally, the bed’s hinged rear section can be secured upright, doubling storage space vertically for larger gear. Two-person dinettes with Lagun tables and galleys with Corian countertops, portable induction cooktops, microwaves and 12-volt fridges round out the features. Both have a wet bath with Moen fixtures; the Plateau RB’s washroom has a dedicated sink and vanity.
The 21-foot, 10-inch Ontour 2.2RB has a GVWR of 11,000 pounds. The 22-foot, 9-inch Plateau RB has a GVWR of 11,030 pounds.
The Plateau XLTW (MSRP $237,672, GVWR 11,030) wide-body is now available with an all-wheel-drive option on the Sprinter 3500 chassis. The XLTW has permanent raised rear twin beds, a front lounge and a three-door exterior garage.
The Mercedes-Benz models will get a new exterior color—a gray finish that can appear lighter or darker depending on the surroundings. Pleasure-Way’s 2027.5 models will have interior color changes to cabinetry and upholstery that include warm taupe and cool gray tones, fabric wall panels and Artista White Corian countertops.
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