East to West Alita RVs For Sale

East to West Alita FAQs

What is the East to West Alita?

The East to West Alita is a compact AWD Class C motorhome built on the Ford Transit AWD chassis. It's designed for buyers who want a more nimble, easier-to-drive Class C with all-wheel-drive capability for inclement weather and lightly off-pavement use. It's offered in two floor plans (22NF and 23TK) and includes Azdel composite sidewall construction, a 4,000-pound tow capacity, and the AWD chassis as standard.

What chassis is the Alita built on?

The Alita is built on the Ford Transit AWD chassis. The all-wheel-drive system gives the Alita better traction and stability for inclement weather, snow country routes, and lightly off-pavement use than rear-wheel-drive Class C platforms.

How much can the Alita tow?

The Alita has a 4,000-pound tow capacity. That's enough for a small SUV or sedan, a small enclosed trailer, a motorcycle hauler, or a small utility trailer. Always confirm tow vehicle weight against the coach's actual GCWR before towing.

Is the Alita AWD?

Yes, the Alita is built on the Ford Transit AWD chassis with all-wheel drive standard. AWD gives the Alita meaningfully better wet-weather, snow, and lightly off-pavement traction than 2-wheel-drive Class C platforms. While AWD isn't the same as a true 4x4 system (the Alita doesn't include low-range gearing or a transfer case), it's well-suited for inclement-weather travel and routes that 2-wheel-drive coaches struggle with.

Is the Alita a Class C?

Yes, the Alita is a Class C motorhome. It uses a Ford Transit cutaway truck chassis with a coach body that includes a cab-over area, separating it from a Class B camper van and from a flat-front Class A motorhome.

What floor plans does the Alita come in?

Motor Home Specialist offers the Alita in two floor plans: the 22NF and the 23TK. Both floor plans use the AWD Ford Transit chassis, share the 60-by-80-inch cab-over bunk, the 4,000-pound tow capacity, and the standard Alita feature set.

What is the difference between the Alita and the Entrada?

The Alita is built on the Ford Transit AWD chassis with all-wheel drive standard, geared toward buyers who want a compact, nimble Class C with inclement-weather capability. The Entrada is built on Ford E-350, Ford E-450, Chevrolet 3500, or Mercedes-Benz M Class chassis (mostly 2WD), geared toward buyers who want longer floor plans, larger sleeping capacity, and more chassis options at value-priced points. The Alita is offered in two compact floor plans; the Entrada is offered in ten floor plans across four chassis platforms. Floor plans, finish packages, and feature differences vary, and your salesperson can walk through the specific differences.

Does the Alita come with a generator?

Yes, every Alita comes standard with a 4,000-watt onboard generator paired with inverter prep wiring. An optional Solar Charge Package is available to add a 200-watt monocrystalline solar panel, a 30-amp charge controller with LED display, and dual 12-volt batteries installed in the step well.

Does the Alita come with solar?

The Alita comes standard with a side port solar panel hookup (ready for solar installation) but the solar panel itself is an optional add-on. The Solar Charge Package upgrade adds a 200-watt monocrystalline solar panel paired with a 30-amp charge controller with LED display and dual 12-volt batteries installed in the step well. Standard power management includes the 4,000-watt generator and inverter prep wiring.

What is the bedroom like in the Alita?

Bedroom configuration varies by floor plan and your salesperson can walk through the specific layouts of the 22NF and 23TK. Both floor plans share the 60-by-80-inch cab-over bunk with the cab-over cargo net for additional storage, the convertible dinette, and the convertible sofa for additional sleeping space.

How much does an East to West Alita cost?

Motor Home Specialist offers industry-leading discount pricing on every new East to West Alita for sale, well below MSRP, so you save thousands compared to other East to West dealers. Pricing varies by floor plan and selected options. Contact MHSRV for current pricing on in-stock units.

What standout features come on the Alita?

Notable features include the Ford Transit AWD chassis, Azdel composite sidewall and slide box construction, the Alpha Systems TPO roof membrane with limited lifetime warranty, the one-piece automotive painted fiberglass front cap, the luxury legless Girard awning with LED light strip, panoramic frameless windows with integrated day/night shades, a 15,000 BTU ducted A/C with heat pump, a 4,000-watt onboard generator, inverter prep wiring, the on-demand hot water heater, the 60-by-80-inch cab-over bunk with cargo net, solid-surface countertops with kitchen countertop extension, premium subway tile backsplash, the deep-well stainless steel sink, the convection microwave, the portable induction cooktop, a 6-cubic-foot 12V refrigerator, 12V Smart TVs, the Maxx Air fan with remote control and rain sensor, the Winegard Air 360+ antenna with Wi-Fi prep, driver and passenger swivel seats, the rear and side-view camera system, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto ready dash, a side port solar panel hookup, and the optional Solar Charge Package upgrade.

Where can I buy an East to West Alita?

Motor Home Specialist in Alvarado, Texas is the #1 volume-selling East to West dealer in the world and stocks one of the largest selections of new and used East to West Alita Class C AWD motorhomes for sale anywhere in the country. MHSRV ships Alita motorhomes to customers nationwide and offers in-house financing, trade-ins, and full-service support after the sale.