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DRV Luxury Suites RVs For Sale
DRV Luxury Suites fifth wheels and toy haulers for sale at Motor Home Specialist, the #1 Volume Selling Motor Home Dealer in the World. We stock new DRV Mobile Suites luxury fifth wheels and DRV Full House toy haulers. Every new DRV is priced well below MSRP with industry-leading discounts. That saves you thousands compared to other dealers.
DRV Luxury Suites has built luxury fifth wheels since 2003. Based in Howe, Indiana, DRV has become one of the most trusted names in full-time fifth wheel RVing. Each coach uses residential-grade construction and four-season insulation. The build philosophy is closer to a custom home than a towable RV. Every coach is tested before it leaves the factory. DRV backs each build with one of the strongest customer service programs in the luxury fifth wheel segment.
DRV is part of the Thor Industries family through Heartland RV, the Thor subsidiary that acquired DRV in January 2015. Within Thor, DRV anchors the premium end of the luxury fifth wheel category. It's built for full-time owners, traveling families, and snowbirds who want a true home on the road, not a seasonal coach. The mission hasn't changed since 2003: build each fifth wheel the way you'd build your own home, then back it with no-excuses customer service in all 50 states.
The DRV Difference: Built Like a Home
DRV's reputation rests on construction, not cosmetics. The chassis is a custom-engineered 15-inch triple-stacked steel box tube frame. DRV describes it as the largest foundation on any fifth wheel in the industry. The sidewalls are 3.25 inches thick with aluminum framing, R-16 insulation, an exclusive foam-core vapor barrier, and Azdel composite paneling. DRV calls it the thickest sidewall construction available. The aluminum frame is glued and screwed, not stapled, with studs set 16 inches on center. That's true residential framing.
The floor uses a heavy-duty aluminum design with R-29 insulation, three weather barriers, and 5/8-inch tongue-and-groove plywood that's screwed and bolted together. The roof uses radiused aluminum rafters on 16-inch centers, R-25 insulation, half-inch tongue-and-groove plywood decking, and a rubber or fiberglass covering. The full insulation package is built for true four-season use. Extreme winter and summer conditions often cause condensation and temperature-swing problems in lighter-built fifth wheels; DRV is engineered to handle them. The slide-outs are carriage-bolted into the floor for extra structural strength. The underbelly is fully enclosed, insulated, and heated with forced heat. The windows are frameless dual-pane glass.
On the road, DRV runs MorRyde independent suspension on all wheels for a smoother ride on mixed terrain. Kodiak automotive-style disc brakes shorten stopping distance, cut maintenance, and carry a limited lifetime warranty. Heavy-duty 17.5-inch Goodyear H-rated tires with regroovable tread ride on aluminum eight-bolt wheels that won't rust. The Level-Up auto-leveling system, a copper water manifold for equal water pressure throughout the coach, SeeLevel sonar tank sensors, on-board power management, and built-in surge protection all come standard, not as an upcharge.
The DRV Lineup
DRV Luxury Suites builds two product lines. Both are fifth wheel towables. The DRV Mobile Suites is the brand's luxury fifth wheel line. It has defined DRV's residential, full-time build philosophy for two decades. Mobile Suites floor plans center on oversized living spaces, residential finishes, and four-season build quality. They're made for owners who use their coach as a primary or extended residence, not a weekend camper.
The DRV Full House is the brand's luxury fifth wheel toy hauler line. It's built on the same Mobile Suites foundation, then adds a dedicated rear garage for motorcycles, side-by-sides, ATVs, snowmobiles, and other off-road toys. Full House coaches keep the residential interior and four-season insulation intact. You get serious hauling capability without giving up living-space quality.
DRV doesn't build motorhomes, travel trailers, or smaller campers. The lineup is fifth wheels only. Both lines need a properly equipped heavy-duty pickup truck with a fifth wheel hitch in the truck bed. Floor plans, equipment packages, model-year features, and in-stock availability change throughout the year, so contact MHSRV for current inventory.
Residential Interior, Built to Live In
Inside, each DRV gets finishes more common in custom homes than in fifth wheels. The kitchen includes a 25-cubic-foot residential French door refrigerator with bottom freezer drawer, a fingerprint-resistant stainless convection microwave, a stainless Fisher Paykel dishwasher, and a commercial-style pull-down faucet. Cabinets use designer raised-panel doors and soft-close drawers with full-extension steel ball bearing glides. Comfort features include homelike furnishings, cedar-lined closets, electric fireplaces, and frameless dual-pane windows. A fully ducted HVAC system with custom plenum pairs with a dual-ducted low-profile A/C and a soft-touch insulated ceiling. Overhead LED lighting runs on dimmer switches, with wall switches placed where you actually need them. It's an interior built for owners who want a true home on the road.
Why Buy a DRV at Motor Home Specialist?
Motor Home Specialist in Alvarado, Texas is the #1 Volume Selling Motor Home Dealer in the World for 13 years running. We keep about $165MM in new and used RV inventory at a single location. Every new DRV Luxury Suites fifth wheel and toy hauler is priced well below MSRP. You also get in-house financing, trade-in evaluations, and a full-service department with factory-trained technicians. Every new DRV includes the RV Complete VIP Membership for the first year, 14 nights of free camping, and fuel discounts. After your coach orientation, you'll enjoy a free night in the MHSRV delivery park with full hookups.
DRV Luxury Suites FAQs
Who makes DRV RVs?
DRV Luxury Suites is a luxury fifth wheel builder founded in 2003 and based in Howe, Indiana. Since January 2015, DRV has been part of the Thor Industries family through Heartland RV, the Thor subsidiary that acquired the brand. DRV's mission since founding: build each fifth wheel with residential-grade construction, full four-season insulation, and luxury finishes, then back it with industry-leading customer service.
Is DRV owned by Thor Industries?
Yes. DRV is part of Thor Industries through Heartland RV, which acquired DRV in January 2015. Thor Industries is the world's largest RV manufacturer and also owns Airstream, Jayco, Entegra Coach, Keystone RV, Tiffin Motorhomes, Heartland, and many other brands. DRV still operates from its Howe, Indiana facility under its own management.
What types of RVs does DRV build?
DRV builds luxury fifth wheels and luxury fifth wheel toy haulers. Both are towables that pull behind a heavy-duty pickup truck with a fifth wheel hitch in the truck bed. The DRV Mobile Suites line anchors the luxury fifth wheel category. The DRV Full House line anchors the luxury toy hauler category. DRV doesn't build motorhomes, travel trailers, or smaller campers.
Is DRV a good luxury fifth wheel brand?
DRV is widely seen as one of the top luxury fifth wheel brands in North America. It anchors the premium end of the segment alongside competitors like Vanleigh, Brinkley, and New Horizons. The reputation rests on residential-grade construction (15-inch triple-stacked steel box tube chassis, 3.25-inch sidewalls, glued and screwed aluminum framing), four-season insulation (R-29 floor, R-16 walls, R-25 roof), and customer service that supports owners in all 50 states. Every coach is tested before it leaves the factory.
What makes DRV different from other luxury fifth wheels?
Build quality. The chassis is a 15-inch triple-stacked steel box tube frame, which DRV calls the largest foundation on any fifth wheel in the industry. The sidewalls are 3.25 inches thick with aluminum framing, R-16 insulation, a foam-core vapor barrier, and Azdel composite paneling. DRV calls it the thickest sidewall construction available. The frame is glued and screwed, not stapled. The slide-outs are carriage-bolted into the floor. The insulation package (R-29 floor, R-16 walls, R-25 roof) is built for true four-season use. MorRyde independent suspension, Kodiak disc brakes, 17.5-inch Goodyear H-rated tires, copper water manifolds, and SeeLevel sonar tank sensors all come standard.
Is a DRV built for full-time, four-season RV living?
Yes. Every DRV is engineered for full-time, four-season use. The construction package includes R-29 floor insulation, R-25 roof insulation, and R-16 walls with an exclusive foam-core vapor barrier. The underbelly is enclosed and heated with forced heat. Frameless dual-pane windows and a fully ducted HVAC system with custom plenum complete the package. Inside, residential features like the 25-cubic-foot French door refrigerator, Fisher Paykel dishwasher, cedar-lined closets, and electric fireplaces support long-term living, not just seasonal camping.
Does DRV make motorhomes?
No. DRV builds fifth wheel towables only: luxury fifth wheels and luxury fifth wheel toy haulers. Both need a heavy-duty pickup truck with a fifth wheel hitch in the truck bed. Shopping for a motorized luxury RV instead? MHSRV stocks Class A, Class C, and Class B motorhomes from many other manufacturers.
Which DRV should I buy?
DRV builds two lines. Want a residential interior with four-season build quality and no garage? Start with the DRV Mobile Suites luxury fifth wheel. That's the fit for full-time owners, traveling families, and snowbirds. Need the same residential luxury plus a dedicated rear garage for motorcycles, side-by-sides, ATVs, or other toys? Start with the DRV Full House toy hauler. Floor plans, weights, and equipment vary. Your salesperson at Motor Home Specialist can match the right DRV to your travel plans and tow vehicle.
What truck do I need to tow a DRV fifth wheel?
DRV fifth wheels are luxury-tier coaches with higher pin weights and gross vehicle weight ratings than mainstream fifth wheels. That typically means a one-ton (or larger) heavy-duty diesel pickup with the right fifth wheel hitch rating. Truck requirements vary by floor plan and equipment. Always check your truck's GCWR, payload capacity, and rear axle weight rating against the loaded fifth wheel weight before towing. Contact MHSRV for published weights and pin weights on any in-stock DRV.
How much does a DRV cost?
Motor Home Specialist prices every new DRV well below MSRP with industry-leading discounts. That saves you thousands compared to other dealers. Pricing varies by line, floor plan, and options. As a luxury brand, DRV costs more than mainstream fifth wheels. But the residential construction, four-season insulation, and standard equipment often mean lower lifetime ownership costs for full-timers. Contact MHSRV for current pricing on in-stock units.
Where can I buy a DRV?
Motor Home Specialist in Alvarado, Texas stocks new and used DRV Mobile Suites luxury fifth wheels and DRV Full House toy haulers, alongside one of the largest selections of luxury fifth wheels and motorhomes in the country. MHSRV offers in-house financing, trade-in evaluations, and a full-service department with factory-trained technicians. Every new DRV includes the RV Complete VIP Membership for the first year, 14 nights of free camping, fuel discounts, and a free night in the delivery park with full hookups after your coach orientation.
Manufacturer options, features, colors, etc. can all change without notice and MHSRV assumes no responsibility for the changes or possible errors in information provided by the manufacturer. All weights and measurements are approximate and not guaranteed to be 100% accurate. For the latest information be sure to check with your salesperson and/or the coach manufacturer and verify before purchase.
