Entegra Vision SE Class A Motorhomes For Sale

Entegra Vision SE FAQs

What is the Entegra Vision SE?

The Entegra Vision SE is the entry-level gas Class A motorhome in the Entegra lineup. It's built on the Ford F-53 chassis with the 7.3L V-8, includes the E-Z Drive ride and handling package, a walk-around king bed, and a single under-30-foot floor plan that seats up to eight and sleeps up to five.

What chassis is the Entegra Vision SE built on?

The Vision SE sits on the Ford F-53 motorhome chassis powered by the 7.3L V-8 gas engine, rated at 335 horsepower and 468 lb-ft of torque. The transmission is Ford's 6-speed TorqShift with overdrive and tow-haul mode. The chassis carries 4-wheel anti-lock disc brakes at both ends, an 80-gallon fuel tank, and a 210-amp alternator.

How much can the Entegra Vision SE tow?

The Vision SE runs a 5,000-pound rear hitch with a 7-pin trailer plug as standard. That capacity handles a compact SUV, a sedan, a small utility trailer, or a light enclosed trailer. Anything heavier, check the loaded weight against the coach's GCWR before you hook up.

How long is the Entegra Vision SE?

The 27ASE, which is the only Vision SE floor plan, measures under 30 feet in overall length. That number matters because most state parks, national forest campgrounds, and older municipal RV parks cap Class A length at 30 feet or less. The SE clears those limits. It also fits a standard-length driveway when you're between trips.

What is the smallest Entegra Class A motorhome?

The Entegra Vision SE 27ASE is the smallest Class A in Entegra's gas lineup. It comes in under 30 feet long. The standard Vision starts around 30 feet and the Vision XL runs up to 36 feet, so if you want the shortest Entegra Class A you can buy, the SE is it.

Is the Entegra Vision SE good for state parks?

Yes, and that's a big reason MHSRV positions it as an entry-tier pick. Most state parks and a lot of national forest campgrounds cap RV length at 30 feet. Some older parks stop at 27 or 28. The Vision SE 27ASE fits those limits when longer Class A coaches don't. If public-land camping is part of your travel plan, the SE keeps that door open.

What floor plans does the Entegra Vision SE come in?

Motor Home Specialist offers the Entegra Vision SE in a single floor plan: the 27ASE. The 27ASE has a walk-around king-size bed in the rear, the Entegra-exclusive legless dinette that converts to a bed, and a manual drop-down overhead cab bunk. It seats up to eight with seatbelts and sleeps up to five.

How many people does the Entegra Vision SE sleep?

The Vision SE 27ASE sleeps up to five. The rear master handles two on the walk-around king. The legless dinette converts to a bed for one or two more. The manual drop-down cab bunk over the driver area adds a spot for a kid or smaller guest. Total seatbelted seating while the coach is moving is eight.

Can I drive the Entegra Vision SE without a special license?

In most US states, yes. The Vision SE 27ASE stays under 30 feet long and under the weight thresholds that trigger a commercial driver's license in most states. A few states (California, Wisconsin, and a handful of others) have non-commercial license endorsements for larger RVs. Check your own state's DMV rules before purchase to be safe.

What is the difference between the Vision SE and the Vision?

The Vision SE and the standard Vision share the Ford F-53 chassis and 7.3L V-8 powertrain, but the SE trims the standard equipment list to keep the entry price down. The SE comes in the single 27ASE floor plan with a 4,000-watt generator, 30-amp electrical service, a 15,000 BTU rooftop A/C, and prep for leveling jacks (jacks themselves are optional). The standard Vision steps up to a 5,500-watt generator, 50-amp electrical service, dual rooftop A/C with smart power management, automatic hydraulic leveling jacks, a 200-watt solar panel, and a wider floor plan range. Pick the SE for the shortest length and lowest entry price. Pick the Vision for the extra power, cooling capacity, and leveling as standard.

What is the difference between the Vision SE and the Vision XL?

The Vision SE and the Vision XL share the Ford F-53 chassis and the 7.3L V-8, but they sit at opposite ends of the gas Class A range. The SE is a single 27ASE floor plan, under 30 feet long, with the base E-Z Drive ride package (SACHS shocks, heavy-duty stabilizer bars) and a 10-cubic-foot 12-volt fridge. The Vision XL runs five floor plans up to 36 feet, adds the E-Z Drive Elite package (Koni FSD shocks, Safe-T-Plus steering stabilizer, 22.5-inch Michelin tires), a 21-cubic-foot residential fridge, hardwood cabinetry throughout, and a walk-around King in every layout. Pick the SE if length and price are the driving factors. Pick the Vision XL for the ride upgrades, the residential galley, and the wider floor plan choice.

Does the Entegra Vision SE come with solar?

Solar prep wiring comes standard on every Vision SE, but solar panels are not included as standard equipment. Standard power management includes a 4,000-watt generator, a 12-volt house battery, 30-amp electrical service, a transfer switch with reverse polarity protection, and a detachable power cord.

How much does an Entegra Vision SE cost?

Pricing on a new Vision SE varies by options (mainly the auto hydraulic leveling jacks upgrade and the dual A/C upgrade). MHSRV discounts every new Vision SE well below MSRP. The fastest way to a real out-the-door number is to reach the sales team on a specific in-stock unit.

Where can I buy an Entegra Vision SE?

Motor Home Specialist in Alvarado, Texas is the #1 volume-selling Entegra Coach dealer in the country and stocks new and used Vision SE Class A gas motorhomes at the main location. Buyers from all 50 states can arrange in-house financing, trade-in appraisals, and post-sale service coordination, whether picking up in person or coordinating remote handoff.