Johnnie Walker RV is featuring a recently arrived used 2013 Itasca Sunova 30A as part of its used motorhomes for sale in Las Vegas inventory, offering buyers a range of Class A, Class B, and Class C options that differ in length, sleeping capacity, slide configuration, and engine type. The selection matters because it gives shoppers concrete specifications to compare at a time when used RV inventory can change quickly and layouts vary widely between units.
The current Class A listings illustrate that variety. A used 2024 Coachmen RV Pursuit 29XPS measures 31 feet, sleeps five, has one slide, and uses a 7.3L V8. The 2013 Itasca Sunova 30A is also 31 feet long but sleeps four, has two slides, and is powered by a Triton 6.8L V10. A used 2012 Monaco Diplomat 43 DFT stretches to 44 feet, sleeps five, has three slides, and uses a 405-hp MaxxForce engine. These differences in capacity and dimensions can affect how a coach fits a buyer’s travel plans and space needs, and slide-outs can add living space when parked.
For shoppers considering an RV in Nevada, the Class A listings allow direct comparison of motorhome layouts, sizes, and features. Class B models generally use compact layouts, while Class C models can provide additional sleeping and living areas. Examples include a 2025 Gulf Stream RV Conquest Class C 6220LE that measures 24 feet, sleeps five, and uses a 7.3L V8 producing 350 horsepower. Smaller options include a used 2023 Jayco Swift Li 20TL at 21 feet that sleeps two and a used 2025 Entegra Coach ARC 18C at 18 feet that also sleeps two. Several listings include generators, queen beds, bunkhouses, and video tours.
“Comparing the length, sleeping capacity, slide configuration and engine type can help buyers identify which motorhome layouts fit their travel and space needs,” said Walker Fitch, General Sales Manager at Johnnie Walker RV. Buyers can review listings for stock numbers, specifications, locations, and features before arranging a visit, and people shopping for towable RVs can also compare travel trailers and fifth wheels, which require a compatible tow vehicle and offer different floorplans for campground stays.
Johnnie Walker RV’s monthly specials page lists selected new and used RVs, and availability and advertised pricing can change as inventory moves between locations. People searching for campers in Las Vegas, NV can review the specials page alongside current inventory to compare available RV types and features, and stock numbers and dealership locations can help shoppers identify the unit they want to see before visiting.
The company operates three locations and provides sales and service support, and it states that buyers receive a personal walkthrough after purchasing a new or used RV. It also provides overnight RV spaces for customers who purchase a unit, giving buyers additional time to become familiar with their RV. Johnnie Walker RV was founded in Las Vegas in 1963 and remains family-owned and operated through four generations, offering new and pre-owned motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, and tent trailers, along with two RV parts and accessory stores on Boulder Highway and service through factory-trained technicians.
