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Forest River Sunseeker

30 floorplansClass C2006– (in production)Mixed build tier

Forest River (Mixed tier): Forest River's Class C twins get above-average shell construction - 2in aluminum-framed laminated sidewalls, composite substrate, gel-coat fiberglass - but coach-side QC and a 12-month/12,000-mile warranty keep them mid-pack.

What one actually costs today: $164,000–$171,800 across the line, new sticker or used estimate per model.

THE FLOORPLANS — 30
MODELYEARSLENGTHGVWRSLEEPSPRICE TODAYFINDING ONE
2030RP2025–23.3 ft9,350 lb4—Findable
2150SLE2020–25.0 ft12,300 lb6—Common
2250SLE2017–23.8 ft12,500 lb5—Common
2290S2015–1924.5 ft14,500 lb7—Findable
2350LE2018–25.0 ft12,300 lb5—Common
2350SLE2025–24.5 ft12,500 lb5—Findable
2400B2020–2325.4 ft11,030 lb3—Findable
2400BDS2025–25.4 ft11,030 lb6—Findable
2400M2025–25.3 ft11,030 lb2—Findable
2400Q2020–2225.4 ft11,030 lb4—Findable
2400R2015–1924.9 ft11,030 lb5—Findable
2400S2015–1924.7 ft11,030 lb5—Findable
2400T2021–25.4 ft11,030 lb4—Common
2400W2015–1924.9 ft11,030 lb6—Findable
2440DS2019–27.1 ft14,500 lb6—Common
2500TS2013–27.1 ft14,500 lb6$164,000Common
2550DSLE2020–29.3 ft14,500 lb6—Common
2800QS2015–1830.3 ft14,500 lb4—Findable
2850SLE2017–31.4 ft14,500 lb6—Common
2860DS2006–30.8 ft14,500 lb6$171,800Common
2950LE2023–29.9 ft14,500 lb6—Common
3010DS2012–32.3 ft14,500 lb7—Common
3040DS2019–2132.3 ft14,500 lb6—Findable
3050S2013–31.9 ft14,500 lb6—Common
3150S2026–32.2 ft14,500 lb3—Findable
3250DSLE2017–32.3 ft14,500 lb6—Common
3270S2017–2231.9 ft14,500 lb6—Common
23504X42026–24.5 ft14,500 lb6—Findable
TS23702017–26.1 ft10,360 lb2—Common
TS23802019–25.5 ft10,360 lb3—Common
THE LINE, YEAR BY YEAR

Assembled from eight-plus model years of brochures, floorplan by floorplan. This is the part a spec sheet can't tell you: which years changed, and which year is the buy.

  • 2006Introduced; launch-era coach listed at 30ft 6in, sleeps 6
  • 2010UVW 12,412 lb, GVWR 14,500 lb, 30ft 10in overall, sleeps 5
  • 2012Introduced
  • 2013Introduced; UVW 11,500 lb, GVWR 14,500 lb, 26ft 11in overall
  • 2013Introduced
  • 2015Introduced
  • 2015Introduced under Sunseeker GTS
  • 2017Introduced under Sunseeker LE
  • 2017GVWR raised to 14,500 lb
  • 2018Introduced
  • 2018Discontinued
  • 2019Discontinued
  • 2019Introduced
  • 2019Ford E-450 build grows to 27ft 1in / 11,873 lb UVW; Chevy 4500 variant listed separately at 14,200 lb GVWR
  • 2019Length settles at 30ft 9in, UVW 12,500 lb, sleeps 6
  • 2020Introduced
  • 2020Sunseeker split into Classic / LE / MBS sub-series; this plan becomes Sunseeker Classic 2500TS
  • 2020Becomes Sunseeker Classic 2860DS when the line splits into Classic / LE / MBS
  • 2021GVWR revised to 12,500 lb
  • 2021Introduced on the Sprinter chassis
  • 2021Ford E-450 switches from 6.8L V10 to 7.3L V8
  • 2021Discontinued
  • 2022Discontinued
  • 2023Discontinued
  • 202310.7 cu ft 12V compressor fridge replaces the 6 cu ft absorption unit
  • 202310.7 cu ft 12V compressor fridge standard
  • 2023Introduced
  • 2025Introduced under Sunseeker PM
  • 2025GVWR revised to 12,300 lb
  • 2025Introduced
  • 2025Third slide-out added (two slides through MY2024)
  • 2026200W roof solar and Winegard Air 360+ standard
  • 2026200W roof solar standard; theater-seat option added in place of the sofa
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