Winnebago Travato

4 floorplansClass B van2014– (in production)Better build tier

Winnebago (Better tier): Travato has the longest, cleanest owner track record of any US ProMaster camper van — a factory-built steel van body, Truma systems and a decade of iterative refinement rather than reinvention.

What one actually costs today: $184,200–$221,000 across the line, new sticker or used estimate per model.

THE FLOORPLANS — 4

MODEL	YEARS	LENGTH	GVWR	SLEEPS	PRICE TODAY	FINDING ONE
59G	2014–	21.0 ft	9,350 lb	2	$184,200	Findable
59GL	2019–	21.0 ft	9,350 lb	2	$221,000	Findable
59K	2015–	21.0 ft	9,350 lb	2	$199,000	Findable
59KL	2019–	21.0 ft	9,350 lb	2	$216,000	Findable

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.

2014Introduced as one of the first Ram ProMaster-based Class B camper vans
2015Introduced
2016Truma Combi heating/hot-water system adopted
201959GL added as the Pure3 lithium sibling of the 59G
2019Introduced as the Pure3 lithium version of the 59G
2019Introduced as the Pure3 lithium version of the 59K
2021ProMaster 9-speed automatic and the current driver-assist suite
2021ProMaster 9-speed automatic and updated safety suite
2021Pure3 energy system
2024Restyled ProMaster cab with adaptive cruise control and a new touchscreen
2024Restyled ProMaster cab with adaptive cruise control
2024Refresh
2026MSRP $220,973 — roughly a $37,000 premium over the 59G
2026MSRP $216,037

Which Travato is the right one — if any?

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