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East to West Bravado 4x4 Super C diesel motorhomes for sale at Motor Home Specialist, the #1 Volume Selling Motor Home Dealer in the World and the #1 East to West RV dealer in the country.
The Bravado is East to West's premium 4x4 Super C diesel motorhome. It rides on the Ford F-600 4x4 chassis with the 6.7L Power Stroke V8 turbo diesel. In the East to West lineup, it sits above the value-priced Entrada. Standard equipment includes factory 4-wheel drive, diesel torque, dual lithium house batteries, 400 watts of solar, and Bilstein-equipped suspension.
That combination works for buyers who want to take a coach past the paved campground: forest service roads, dispersed campsites, snow country, and inclement-weather routes. Shopping for a new Bravado? MHSRV stocks one of the largest selections of new East to West Bravado 4x4 Super C motorhomes for sale anywhere in the country.
Chassis, Power, and Towing
The Bravado rides on the Ford F-600 4x4 chassis with a 22,000-pound GVWR. Power comes from the 6.7L Power Stroke V8 turbo diesel rated at 330 horsepower and 950 lb-ft of torque, paired with the Ford 10-speed SelectShift automatic transmission. The hitch is rated for 14,500 pounds, well above what most Class C and entry Super C coaches can tow. Suspension upgrades come standard: Bilstein shocks, a rear Hellwig sway bar, and a computer-balanced driveshaft.
Driver Tech and Cockpit
The Ford SYNC 4 dash infotainment runs Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and Maps. The cab adds remote start, heated side-view mirrors, extended side-view mirrors, and a high-resolution side and rear camera system.
The Bravado Luxury Package
The Bravado Luxury Package comes standard on every Bravado and defines the model. It includes a 4-point hydraulic automatic leveling system, an upgraded professional appliance package, an 8,000-watt diesel generator with inline auto transfer switch, a one-piece molded front cap with automotive windshield, frameless dual-pane windows with integrated day/night shades, the legless Girard awning with LED light strip, a 15,000 BTU ducted main A/C with heat pump, a 13,500 BTU secondary A/C, a 400-watt solar package, a 2,000-watt inverter, dual Expion 360 lithium house batteries (103 amp-hours each), custom running boards, the 14,500-pound hitch, 50-amp electrical service, and Smart LED TVs.
Construction, Exterior, and Paint
The body uses 2-inch Azdel composite sidewall and slide box construction with a Dicor DiFlex II TPO roof membrane. Exterior features include slide-out awning toppers, side-hinge slam-latch baggage doors with rotocast storage, powered auto-extending entry steps, a power cord storage reel, an outdoor shower with spray port, an LP quick-connect, and an 80-pound propane tank. Automotive-grade full-body paint is standard in four schemes: Lunar Ridge, West Ridge, Treeline, and the Leigl Edition, which adds a limited-edition interior.
Climate, Solar, and Utility Systems
Climate control runs a 30,000 BTU furnace plus the dual A/C setup. A tankless on-demand water heater handles hot water. Holding tanks measure 48 gallons fresh, 45 gallons gray, and 45 gallons black, and the Arctic Package with 12V heaters on the gray and black tanks is standard. Off-grid power runs 400 watts of solar into the dual Expion 360 lithium batteries and the 2,000-watt inverter, with the 8,000-watt diesel generator and 50-amp shore power backing it up.
Inside the Bravado
The galley runs a flush-mounted induction cooktop, an OTR convection microwave, a 16-cubic-foot 12V refrigerator, a deep stainless steel sink with pull-out spray faucet, and a slide-out hidden pantry with three wide shelves plus a dedicated garbage drawer. Cabinet hardware is soft-close hardwood, countertops are solid-surface, and the dinette adds XL storage drawers. Seating is premium powered theater seating, and 12V USB charge ports run throughout. A Maxx Air fan with remote and rain sensor ventilates the coach. Entertainment includes a 40-inch LED Smart TV in the living room and main bedroom, plus a 32-inch outdoor TV. The 36-by-36-inch shower includes a Spa Tower with jets and a removable shower head. Both plans add a 50-by-96-inch cab-over bunk with cross-ventilation side windows.
The Two Bravado Floor Plans
Motor Home Specialist stocks the Bravado in three floor plans: the 29S, the 33DS, and the 35KB. Both share the Ford F-600 4x4 chassis, the 22,000-pound GVWR, the 14,500-pound hitch, the 48/45/45-gallon fresh/gray/black tanks, and the standard Luxury Package.
29S: The shorter plan runs a powered Murphy bed with an optional sofa configuration for a flexible day-to-night bedroom. The living room adds an interior fireplace with a 40-inch TV above it and a pullout stowaway dinette. The galley adds a flip-up counter extension for extra prep space.
33DS: The longer plan measures 34 feet 1 inch long, 12 feet 3 inches tall, and 101 inches wide, with a 17,400-pound dry weight, a 4,480-pound cargo carrying capacity, and a 238-inch wheelbase. The bedroom is a walk-around queen master with a wardrobe and standard washer/dryer prep, which is unique to this plan. The living room adds a sofa opposite the powered theater seating.
Cross-shopping the Bravado against other 4x4 Super C diesel motorhomes? Browse the full East to West RV lineup at MHSRV to compare floor plans, pricing, and features across the brand.
East to West Bravado FAQs
What is the East to West Bravado?
The East to West Bravado is a 4x4 Super C diesel motorhome built on the Ford F-600 4x4 chassis with the 6.7L Power Stroke V8 turbo diesel rated at 330 horsepower and 950 lb-ft of torque. It includes a 14,500-pound towing capacity, the Bravado Luxury Package (4-point hydraulic leveling, dual A/C, 400-watt solar, dual Expion 360 lithium batteries, 8,000-watt diesel generator), Bilstein shocks, a Hellwig rear sway bar, and four full-body paint options. It's offered in three floor plans (29S, 33DS, and 35KB).
What chassis is the Bravado built on?
The Bravado is built on the Ford F-600 4x4 chassis with a 22,000-pound GVWR. It uses the 6.7L Power Stroke V8 turbo diesel rated at 330 horsepower and 950 lb-ft of torque, paired with the Ford 10-speed SelectShift automatic transmission. The chassis includes Bilstein shocks, a rear Hellwig sway bar, and a computer-balanced driveshaft as standard suspension upgrades.
How much can the Bravado tow?
The Bravado has a 14,500-pound hitch rating, which is well above typical Class C and entry Super C tow capacities. That's enough for a small-to-medium enclosed trailer, a tow vehicle, a boat, or a utility trailer. Always confirm trailer and tow vehicle weight against the coach's actual GCWR before towing.
Is the Bravado 4x4?
Yes, the Bravado is a true 4x4 Super C motorhome. The Ford F-600 4x4 factory chassis gives the Bravado traction and stability for off-pavement use that 2-wheel-drive Super C platforms can't match. Combined with the standard Bilstein shocks and Hellwig rear sway bar, it's set up for confident off-pavement exploration.
Is the Bravado a Super C?
Yes, the Bravado is a Super C diesel motorhome. It uses a Ford F-600 medium-duty 4x4 truck chassis with the 6.7L Power Stroke V8 diesel and adds a cab-over sleeping area. That combination classifies it as a Super C rather than a standard Class C or a Class A diesel pusher.
What is the Bravado Luxury Package?
The Bravado Luxury Package comes standard on every Bravado and is the equipment package that defines the model. It includes the 4-point hydraulic automatic leveling system, an upgraded professional appliance package, an 8,000-watt diesel generator with inline auto transfer switch, the one-piece molded front cap with automotive windshield, frameless dual-pane windows with integrated day/night shades, the legless Girard awning with LED light strip, the 15,000 BTU ducted main A/C with heat pump plus a 13,500 BTU secondary A/C, a 400-watt solar package, a 2,000-watt inverter, dual Expion 360 lithium house batteries (103 amp-hours each), custom running boards, the 14,500-pound hitch, 50-amp electrical service, and Smart LED TVs.
What is the difference between the Bravado and the Entrada?
The Bravado is East to West's premium 4x4 Super C diesel motorhome built on the Ford F-600 4x4 chassis with the 6.7L Power Stroke V8 diesel, a 22,000-pound GVWR, a 14,500-pound hitch, dual lithium house batteries, 400 watts of solar, dual A/C, Bilstein shocks, and full-body paint as standard. The East to West Entrada is the value-priced Class C lineup, offered on Ford E-350, Ford E-450, Chevrolet 3500, and Mercedes-Benz M Class chassis (mostly gas, with one diesel option) with 5,000 to 7,500-pound tow capacities. Pick the Bravado for diesel torque, 4x4 traction, and off-pavement capability. Pick the Entrada for entry-level pricing and a lighter gas-powered Class C footprint.
What is the difference between the Bravado and the Alita?
The Bravado and Alita sit at opposite ends of the East to West motorhome lineup. The Bravado is a 22,000-pound GVWR Super C on the Ford F-600 4x4 diesel chassis, with a 14,500-pound hitch and factory 4-wheel drive. The East to West Alita is a compact Class C on the Ford Transit AWD chassis, with a 4,000-pound tow rating. Pick the Bravado for diesel torque, off-pavement capability, and a much larger coach. Pick the Alita for easier driving, compact size, and AWD traction for lighter-duty use.
What floor plans does the Bravado come in?
Motor Home Specialist offers the Bravado in three floor plans: the 29S, the 33DS, and the 35KB (added for 2027; confirm the exact build sheet on any specific 35KB in stock with an MHSRV product expert). The 29S uses a powered Murphy bed configuration with sofa option, an interior fireplace with TV above, the flip-up countertop in the galley, and the cross-ventilation cab-over bunk. The 33DS measures 34 feet 1 inch long with a 22,000-pound GVWR, a 17,400-pound dry weight, a 14,500-pound hitch rating, and 48/45/45-gallon fresh/black/gray tank capacities. The 33DS uses a queen bed master with washer/dryer prep and is the only floor plan with washer/dryer prep as standard.
What full-body paint options does the Bravado offer?
The Bravado is available in four full-body paint options: Lunar Ridge, West Ridge, Treeline, and the Leigl Edition (which includes a limited-edition interior). Automotive-grade full-body exterior paint is standard across all four schemes.
Does the Bravado come with solar?
Yes, every Bravado comes standard with a 400-watt solar package paired with dual Expion 360 lithium house batteries (103 amp-hours each), a 2,000-watt inverter, and an 8,000-watt diesel generator with auto transfer switch. The standard 50-amp electrical service handles shore power. This is a meaningful step up from typical Super C standard equipment, where solar prep is more common than installed panels.
How much does an East to West Bravado cost?
Motor Home Specialist offers industry-leading discount pricing on every new East to West Bravado 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.
Where can I buy an East to West Bravado?
Motor Home Specialist in Alvarado, Texas is the #1 volume-selling East to West dealer in the country and stocks one of the largest selections of new and used East to West Bravado 4x4 Super C motorhomes for sale anywhere in the country. MHSRV serves Bravado buyers nationwide and offers in-house financing, trade-ins, and full-service support after the sale.
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.
