Safari Motor Homes

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If you're looking for a recreational vehicle that can provide your family with endless enjoyment on the road, a Safari motor home might be exactly what you need. Whether you're looking for a small recreational vehicle or a luxury motor home, you're sure to find an appealing option in the Safari line.

Get back to nature with your Safari RV.

Background of Safari Motor Homes

Safari started manufacturing motor homes in 1986. The Oregon-based company began with the mission of building high performance, full-featured motor homes that provide exceptional value. The company's motor coaches quickly became very popular among RV enthusiasts, and the organization has evolved into one of the leading motor home manufacturers.

Today, Safari is part of one of the largest and most diverse recreational vehicle companies in the world. In 2001, the company merged with Monaco Coach Corporation, another Oregon-based RV manufacturer. Five years prior to the merger, Monaco purchased Holiday Rambler.

Safari Motor Home Models

Many RV enthusiasts who enjoy operating and camping in sizeable motor homes find Safari's wide selection of class A and class B models to be very appealing. The company makes both gasoline models and diesel pushers, and has RVs available in sizes suitable for singles, couples, and families.

  • Cheetah: As Safari's top of the line model, new Cheetah's have a starting manufacturers suggested retail price (MSRP) of more than $225,000.
  • Compression Toyhauler: Camper who want a motor home with an enclosed area for hauling their favorite large toys, such as golf carts and motorcycles, are likely to favor the Compression model. This new addition to the product line is available in diesel and gasoline, and the company suggests contacting your local dealer for pricing information.
  • Simba: You can choose from diesel or gasoline Simba models. The new diesel model features a Caterpillar engine along with an Allison transmission, with a list price starting at $166,000. Gasoline Simbas start at just under $95,000.
  • Trek: Designed with the needs of weekend travelers in mind, Safari's Trek model is a smaller version of its top of the line class A coach. Pricing for new models is available for dealers.
  • Passage: Billed as an entry level motor home, the Passage model offers affordable luxury sure to appeal to those new to the RV lifestyle. Contact your local dealer for pricing details.
  • Ivory: This large cab over camper is designed with space in mind. It features a significant amount of storage, along with travel and sleeping space for large families. Contact your dealer to find out just how affordable this spacious Safari camper can be.
  • Damara B-Plus: This model represents the standard for luxury in class B motor homes. You can choose among several different floor plans, and offers many amenities and a roomy interior. The Safari dealers in your area will be able to provide pricing information.
  • Damara Sport and Touring: These small motor homes are compact, class B, RVs that are fun and easy to drive, yet still offer space and comfort. The best way to get pricing is to contact your local dealer.

Information for Safari Owners and Enthusiasts

Owners' Club

If you decide to purchase a Safari coach, it's a good idea to consider joining the Safari International Owners' Club. You'll have an opportunity to get to know other Safari enthusiasts from all over the world.

Rallies

You can find a calendar detailing dates and locations for upcoming Safari rallies on the Safari website.

Publications

If you'd like to receive a free subscription to Safari Adventures Magazine', simply call 800-634-0855. You can also search back issues online. You may also subscribe to the company's free monthly newsletter, which contains the latest information on Safari recreational vehicles.

Is a Safari Motor Home Right for You?

You are the only person who can decide which type of motor home is best for you. If you want an affordable motor coach that is well constructed and designed with luxury in mind, it's certainly a good idea to investigate what Safari has to offer before making your final decision.

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Thanks for visiting Dean. I can't answer your question but maybe someone else can.

-- Contributed by: Kathleen Roberts

Thinking about buying a 1999 Safari American Explorer Kalahari Edition w/chev 6.5 L Turbo deisel and 4L80 trans. Can anyone tell me about them?

-- Contributed by: Dean

Your best bet in getting a value on this camper is to contact an RV insurance company and ask the recommended insurance value or the replacement amount that the unit can be covered for. Thank you for visiting LoveToKnow Camping.

-- Contributed by: Mary Gormandy White
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