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Winnebago is my favorite brands as some of friends and colleagues own Winnebago RV.

I am planning to buy a used RV as it will be cheaper and fit in my budget.

Buying an RV can be a significant upfront investment. You'll need to factor in the cost of the vehicle, maintenance, storage, and insurance. Renting may be a more affordable option if you're not ready to make a large financial commitment. Moreover, RVs can depreciate quickly, which means that they may not hold their value as well as other types of vehicles. Renting an RV offers more flexibility in terms of the type of RV you can choose and the locations you can visit. If you buy an RV, you may be limited by its size, type, and capabilities.

I would prefer an RV that is neither too small or too large for my family. I will go for Class B motorhome which would be ideal for me.

It depends on how big your family is and how much you are willing to shell out to own one.

It depends on your individual needs and preferences. A motorhome offers the convenience of having all of your travel accommodations in one vehicle, so you don't need to worry about towing a separate trailer. It also allows you to travel and camp in the same vehicle, which can be more comfortable and efficient. However, motorhomes can be more expensive to purchase and maintain, and they can also be less fuel-efficient than a travel trailer. On the other hand, travel trailers are generally more affordable than motorhomes, and they may be more fuel-efficient as you are only towing a trailer behind your vehicle, which can save you money on gas. Additionally, travel trailers can be detached from the towing vehicle, allowing you to use your car or truck for other activities while you're camping. Ultimately, both motorhomes and travel trailers have their pros and cons, and the best option for you will depend on your budget, travel needs, and preferences.

I would rather go for a brand new one as I intend to invest in one for my own use. Maintaining a new RV would be easier as I would get after sales service also.

Very true. Last time we had rented an RV but still saved a lot of money during our vacation.

I prefer a trailer to a motorhome as it is more economical than a motorhome. We do not need to drive it when sightseeing around as we can use just our vehicle and park the trailer at the site.

Class A motorhomes are also known for their powerful engines, often featuring diesel or gas-powered engines that can tow additional vehicles or equipment. They are a popular choice for long-term travel or full-time living.

My friend bought an RV as he was excited about traveling with family or friends. After the vacation, he is finding it difficult to maintain it.

I will go for a Class C motorhome as it would suit my budget and also because it is familiar to my van.