2012 Trip

Overview Standards and Options Weights and Measurements

The 2012 Trip product brochure. Features, standards and options all in one document.

Designed for today's RV needs, the all-new game-changing Trip confidently leads a new generation of Holiday Rambler RVs poised to reshape an entire industry. Built from the ground up on the Roadmaster™ chassis and powered by a MaxxForce® 7 diesel engine, the vertically integrated Trip brings together Holiday Rambler's motorized RV legacy and Navistar's cutting-edge truck industry technology, resulting in a sleek mid-sized front-engine coach with a low center of gravity, air bag suspension and wind-tunnel-tested aerodynamics.

Explore the Space

Pick the single slide 32 PBS with over 161 cubic feet of exterior storage, or select the 35 PBD featuring two slides, a full wardrobe closet and optional washer dryer.

Vertically-Integrated from the Ground Up

The Trip is the first Holiday Rambler motorhome jointly developed by Holiday Rambler and Navistar. Built from the ground up on the Roadmaster™ chassis, the 2012 Trip boasts a gross vehicle weight rating of 29,000 pounds and a 300 horsepower MaxxForce® 7 engine. With an air-leveling system, airbrakes and four deluxe air bags forming the foundation of its suspension system, the Trip's ride is exceptionally smooth and comfortable.

Engine

Rev up the 300 horsepower MaxxForce® 7 engine, a 6.4L engine with 660 lbs/ft torque.

Creature Comforts

Take a Trip, packed with must-have amenities, including custom-designed UltraLeather furniture, Corian® countertops, porcelain tile floors and Euro-style hardwood cabinet. Designed to maximize utilization of interior space, you will fall for the open galley. More like a car than an RV, the cockpit dash is the most ergonomically designed in class history with vision angles greatly improved. The optional GPS unit is removable to help you find your way even when you're not on board. Mirrors are easy to see and switches, cup holders and iPod™ docking stations are all within easy reach.