All of the luxury of an Airstream in a small Sprinter van The RV industry is booming, and one of the fastest growing sectors is the Class B market (not sure of the difference between a Class A and a Class B" Read this). Camper vans don?t require any towing, can often function as both a daily driver and a weekend getaway van, and some even fit in standard size parking spot. Love campers and trailers" Come join our community group.
The latest Class B van to hit the market is from industry powerhouse Airstream. As the longest-tenured recreational vehicle manufacturer in the world, Airstream is best known for their iconic ?silver bullet? trailers. But they also make Class B touring couches with their Atlas and Interstate lineups.
This past week they debuted the Interstate Nineteen, a compact Class B that?s full of Airstream?s signature touches. At only 19 feet long, the Interstate Nineteen sits on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2500 chassis and a 144-inch wheelbase. It sleeps two comfortably on a power rear sofa that converts into a generously sized bed, and there is ample storage thanks to high-end overhead cabinets. When not used as a bed, the rear area functions as an eating a lounging area, and a compact kitchen boasts Dupont Corian countertops, a sink, and a cooktop.

High-end finishes and amenities come standard.

Despite the camper?s small size, the Interstate Nineteen still includes a wet bath with toilet, one-piece shower, sink, mirr...