Tiffin Open Road Allegro Class A gas motorhome 32 SA highlights:
Separated Bathroom
Rear Private Bedroom
Sofa Bed
Egress Window
Exterior TV
Lighted Basement Storage
You will feel right at home in this motorhome! It features a rear private bedroom with a king bed slide that has an egress window behind it, a single cabinet with a flat panel TV, bank of drawers below it, and a wardrobe with drawers below, plus an area prepped to add an optional washer and dryer. Just outside the bedroom is the separated bathroom where one person can freshen up in the shower with a seat while another uses the private toilet and lav sink. After you have prepared a delicious meal with the three burner cooktop, you can enjoy it at the booth dinette and play a card game or relax on the ultraleather flip and fold sofa bed. The sofa bed can be switched out for an optional L-shaped sofa or ultraleather air coil sofa bed, and the booth dinette can be switched out for an optional dinette with computer work station. You can also choose to add an optional drop-down front bunk for more guests to tag along!
Every one of these Tiffin Motorhomes Open Road Allegro Class A gas motorhomes are ready to go when ever you are! A Ford 7.3L V8 engine powers these units and a durable, yet lightweight, tubular aluminum wall skeleton holds them together. They are beautifully designed with handcrafted cabinetry, ultraleather furniture, and a panoramic kitchen galley window for you to look out at your breathtaking views. A few electronic features you will appreciate include an exterior TV with a soundbar, a Spyder multiplex system with app compatibility so you can use it at the touch of a finger, and a mid-section flat panel TV with soundbar, plus there is an Extraordinaire AC system to keep you cool on those hot summer days. Hydraulic automatic leveling jacks keep you in place once you arrive and an electronic stability control/traction control will help you safely arrive. With a plush design, new technologies, and thoughtful amenities, what more could you want.
