Newmar Dutch Star 4369

Name: Newmar Dutch Star 4369
Brand: Newmar

Class Abuilt 2014– (in production)Better build tierFindable on the used market

WHAT ONE COSTS

$723,100MSRP today

Still in production — a used 2023 would run roughly $498,900.

THE SPECS

Length43.8 ft

Height (incl. A/C)13.1 ft

Width8.5 ft

Interior height6.9 ft

GVWR51,000 lb

Dry weight40,000 lb

Sleeps5

Slide-outs3

Fresh water105 gal

Grey water75 gal

Black water55 gal

Air conditioning15,000 BTU

Fuel150 gal

Engine / chassisCummins 8.9L L9 450 hp diesel on Freightliner

GeneratorCummins Onan 10.0 kW diesel

A missing row means the maker never published that figure — unknown, not zero.

WHERE PEOPLE SLEEP

1× Rear king bed in a full rear suite(Permanent)72×80
1× Hide-a-bed sofa(Convertible)—
1× Convertible dinette(Convertible)—

HOW IT'S BUILT — 4/5

WallsLaminated fiberglass

FrameSteel

RoofWalk-on

UnderbellyEnclosed

Newmar (Better tier): Dutch Star is Newmar's volume luxury diesel and carries the full construction spec - 16-in on-center framing, one-piece fiberglass roof with gutter rail, full-body Masterpiece paint - with resale to match.

YEAR BY YEAR — WHAT CHANGED

YEARS	GVWR	DRY	MSRP
2014–16	44,600 lb	40,000 lb	$723,115
2017	49,000 lb	39,500 lb	$723,115
2018–21	51,000 lb	40,300 lb	$723,115
2022	52,000 lb	40,100 lb	$723,115
2023–	51,000 lb	40,000 lb	$723,115

2014Introduced
2017GVWR 44,600 to 49,000 lb
2017GVWR raised from 44,600 to 49,000 lb
2018GVWR raised to 51,000 lb
2018GVWR to 51,000 lb
2022Sleeps rating settles at 6 (Newmar now publishes up to 5)
2025UVW 40,000 lb, NCC 11,000 lb
2025UVW 40,000 lb, NCC 11,000 lb on Freightliner

FINDING ONE

Findable — a few listed nationwide most weeks. Why: 13-year production run; still in production; priced at the top of its maker’s range. Estimated from build volume and production span — not a count of live listings.

THE READ

The flagship-volume Dutch Star - 44 feet, bath and a half, washer/dryer, best resale in the line.

OTHER DUTCH STAR FLOORPLANS

3709 · 40,000 lb · sleeps 5 3717 · 40,000 lb · sleeps 5 3724 · 39,200 lb · sleeps 5 3736 · 40,000 lb · sleeps 5 3817 · 41,000 lb · sleeps 6 3836 · 41,000 lb · sleeps 6 4002 · 47,000 lb · sleeps 6 4018 · 49,000 lb · sleeps 8 4020 · 49,000 lb · sleeps 6 4041 · 47,000 lb · sleeps 6 4054 · 49,000 lb · sleeps 6 4071 · 49,000 lb · sleeps 5 4081 · 49,000 lb · sleeps 6 4310 · 51,000 lb · sleeps 6 the whole line →

Is the 4369 your #1 — or just a spec sheet?

These are the facts. Whether it beats the other six thousand rigs for you depends on what you care about — set your priorities as sliders and watch the whole market re-rank around them. Nothing gets hidden, everything gets explained.

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Data compiled from manufacturer spec sheets, retrieved 2026-07.