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Fleetwood RV FAQs

Who makes Fleetwood RVs?

Fleetwood RV is a U.S. motorhome manufacturer founded in 1950 by John C. Crean in Southern California. The brand operates as part of the Terex RV Group within Terex Corporation (NYSE: TEX), which completed its merger with REV Group on February 2, 2026. Fleetwood was historically one of the founding companies of Allied Specialty Vehicles (later renamed REV Group) in 2010 and continued as part of the REV Recreation Group through 2026. Today Fleetwood operates independently with its own leadership team alongside American Coach, Holiday Rambler, Midwest Automotive Designs, and Renegade RV within the Terex RV Group portfolio.

Is Fleetwood RV owned by Terex?

Yes, as of February 2, 2026. Terex Corporation (NYSE: TEX) completed its merger with REV Group on that date, bringing Fleetwood RV and the other REV Recreation Group brands under the Terex corporate umbrella. Fleetwood previously operated as part of REV Group (NYSE: REVG), having been one of the founding companies of Allied Specialty Vehicles when ASV formed in 2010 (ASV later renamed itself REV Group). Throughout these ownership changes, Fleetwood RV has maintained its own brand identity, leadership team, and product line. The Terex RV Group portfolio includes Fleetwood RV, American Coach, Holiday Rambler, Renegade RV, and Midwest Automotive Designs.

How old is Fleetwood RV?

Fleetwood was founded in 1950 by John C. Crean, making the brand more than 75 years old. Fleetwood originally produced venetian blinds before pivoting into the recreational vehicle business in the years that followed. The Bounder Class A gas motorhome traces back to 1986, and the Discovery diesel pusher dates to 1996, making both lineages among the longest continuous production lines in U.S. motorhome history.

What types of motorhomes does Fleetwood RV build?

Fleetwood RV builds across four motorhome categories. The Class A diesel pusher lineup includes the flagship Palisade, the premium-tier Discovery LXE, and the mid-tier Discovery. The Class A gas lineup includes the heritage Bounder, the Fortis, and the entry-level Flair. The Super C diesel lineup includes the Frontier and the Frontier GTX. The Class C gas lineup includes the Altitude. Fleetwood does not currently build Class B camper vans, fifth wheels, or travel trailers.

Is Fleetwood RV a good brand?

Fleetwood RV has built a strong reputation across more than 75 years of motorhome production. The brand is one of the most recognized names in the U.S. motorhome market, with the Bounder Class A gas dating to 1986 and the Discovery diesel pusher dating to 1996 as two of the longest continuous production lines in the industry. Cross-shop alternatives at the Class A diesel pusher tier include Tiffin Phaeton and Allegro Bus, Newmar Dutch Star and Ventana, Entegra Reatta and Anthem, and Holiday Rambler Endeavor and Armada. Cross-shop alternatives at the Class A gas tier include Thor, Winnebago, Tiffin Allegro, Coachmen, and Holiday Rambler Invicta. Cross-shop alternatives at the Super C diesel tier include Dynamax, Renegade RV, Newmar Supreme Aire, and Nexus Maximus.

What is the Fleetwood Freedom Bridge chassis?

Freedom Bridge is Fleetwood's signature diesel chassis platform, built in partnership with Freightliner Custom Chassis on the XCM architecture. Every Fleetwood Class A diesel pusher (Palisade, Discovery LXE, and Discovery) is built on the Freedom Bridge XCM chassis, which uses the Cummins diesel engine paired with the Allison automatic transmission and Freightliner's heavy-duty diesel pusher chassis pedigree. Freedom Bridge is a sister platform to the Titan Bridge configuration used on Holiday Rambler's diesel pushers, with brand-specific tuning and component selection for the Fleetwood lineup.

What is the Fleetwood Power Platform?

Power Platform is Fleetwood's signature Class A gas chassis package, built in partnership with Ford on the F-53 chassis with the 7.3L Triton V-8 gas engine and Ford 6-speed automatic transmission with overdrive. Every Fleetwood Class A gas motorhome (Bounder, Fortis, and Flair) is built on the Power Platform Ford chassis. The Power Platform pairs Ford chassis engineering with Fleetwood-specific tuning, body construction, and interior fit-out across the Class A gas lineup.

Which Fleetwood RV should I buy?

For buyers stepping up to the new top of the Fleetwood lineup with the most power, the most interior space, and the most standard equipment in a Class A diesel pusher, the Palisade is the flagship. For Class A diesel buyers who want a premium-tier configuration with quad slide-outs, AquaHot tankless water heating, hardwood cabinetry, and BOSE soundbar at a more accessible price point than the Palisade, the Discovery LXE is the right line. For buyers stepping into the Fleetwood diesel pusher world at the most accessible diesel pusher price point, the Discovery is the mid-tier configuration on the same chassis foundation. For Class A gas buyers who want the heritage of one of the most recognizable Class A gas nameplates in the country, the Bounder is the obvious starting point. For Class A gas buyers cross-shopping the Bounder, the Fortis sits beside it as another mid-tier Class A gas option. For entry-level Class A gas buyers focused on the most accessible Fleetwood price point, the Flair is the right starting point. For Super C diesel buyers who want truck-chassis power, towing capacity, and Class A interior space, the Frontier is the current production Super C, with the higher-spec Frontier GTX also available in MHSRV's inventory. For Class C gas buyers entering the motorhome market at the most accessible Fleetwood price point, the Altitude is the right entry point. Your salesperson at Motor Home Specialist can walk through the specific differences to match the right Fleetwood to your travel use case.

What's the difference between Fleetwood RV and American Coach?

Fleetwood RV and American Coach are separate brands that operate independently within the Terex RV Group. American Coach historically was associated with Fleetwood at the corporate level (the brands shared corporate ownership for years and were sometimes described as Fleetwood's highline luxury diesel division), but each brand operates with its own product team, dealer network, model lineup, and brand identity. American Coach focuses exclusively on ultra-luxury Class A diesel pushers at the top of the motorhome market. Fleetwood builds a broader lineup spanning Class A gas, Class A diesel, Super C diesel, and Class C gas at more accessible price points, with the Palisade as the flagship of the Fleetwood range.

Is the Fleetwood Bounder still made?

Yes. The Fleetwood Bounder is still in current production as a Class A gas motorhome on the Fleetwood Power Platform Ford chassis. The Bounder name dates back to 1986, making it one of the longest continuously produced Class A gas nameplates in U.S. motorhome history. MHSRV stocks new Bounder motorhomes alongside the Fortis and Flair in the Fleetwood Class A gas lineup, plus a deep selection of used Bounders across model years.

Does Fleetwood make Class C motorhomes?

Yes. Fleetwood reentered the Class C segment with the Altitude, the brand's current Class C gas motorhome on the Ford E-Series chassis. The Altitude builds on Fleetwood's heritage Jamboree Class C name, which Fleetwood was historically known for during the Class C boom years. After Fleetwood spent several years focused primarily on the Class A lineup, the brand has reentered the Class C segment with a reimagined product offering, including an enhanced radiused entry door for improved accessibility and several updated floor plans.

How much does a Fleetwood RV cost?

Motor Home Specialist offers industry-leading discount pricing on every new Fleetwood RV for sale, well below MSRP, so Fleetwood buyers save thousands compared to other dealers. Pricing varies widely across the lineup, from the entry-level Altitude Class C gas and Flair Class A gas at the most accessible end through the mid-tier Fortis, Bounder, and Discovery, the premium Discovery LXE, and the flagship Palisade at the top. Contact MHSRV for current pricing on in-stock units.

Where can I buy a Fleetwood RV?

Motor Home Specialist in Alvarado, Texas is a full-line authorized Fleetwood RV dealer and stocks one of the largest selections of new and used Fleetwood motorhomes for sale anywhere in the country, including the Palisade, Discovery LXE, Discovery, Bounder, Fortis, Flair, Frontier, Frontier GTX, and Altitude. MHSRV offers in-house financing, trade-in evaluations, nationwide shipping, and a full-service department staffed by factory-trained technicians. Every new Fleetwood sold includes the RV Complete VIP Membership for the first year, 14 nights of free camping, fuel discounts, and a complimentary night in the delivery park with full hookups after the coach orientation walkthrough.