Eight questions buyers ask about the Renegade Vienna MTRH., answered from the RVs listed on US RV Connection right now.
How much does a used Renegade Vienna MTRH. cost?
Right now US RV Connection shows three approved, priced Vienna listings running from $89,500 to $144,998, with a median asking price of $129,999. Those are asking prices, not what anyone actually paid. The spread tracks roughly with model year and floorplan, since the group covers 2019 through 2024 coaches. All three listings include photos, so you can match the condition and layout to the number before you reach out.
What years of the Vienna MTRH. are for sale?
The current listings span 2019 to 2024. Specifically, the descriptions name a 2019 Vienna 25UCB, a 2023 Vienna 25VTBN and a 2024 Vienna 25FWC. All three are listed as used, including the 2024 unit. With only three coaches on the site, there is no continuous year-by-year selection, so if a particular year matters to you, availability is limited to what these three offer.
What layouts or floorplans of the Vienna are listed?
Three different floorplans are represented. The 2024 25FWC is described with an RV queen bed, private toilet and shower, a bunk over the cab, two skylights and exterior storage. The 2023 25VTBN has two twin beds, a single slide on the driver's side, a private shower and toilet, and a reclining sofa with removable table. The 2019 25UCB is listed with a U-shaped dinette, LED lighting, outdoor entertainment and a convection microwave.
What should I check before buying a used Vienna?
With diesel Class C coaches from 2019 to 2024, check the roof, seals and skylights for leaks, especially on the 25FWC with its two skylights. Run the slide out and back on the 25VTBN and listen for binding. Test the kitchen appliances named in the ads, like the convection microwave and 2-burner range. Also confirm service records, tire dates and that house batteries hold a charge. The listings do not state mileage or hours, so ask.
What features come on the Vienna?
Going only by what these three descriptions mention: private toilet and shower, an RV queen bed, bunk over cab, two skylights and exterior storage on the 25FWC. The 25VTBN lists two twin beds, a single slide out on the driver's side, private shower and toilet, and a reclining sofa with a removable table. The 25UCB mentions a U-shaped dinette, LED lighting, outdoor entertainment, a convection microwave and a 2-burner range.
Is the Vienna a good fit for couples?
The listings lean that way. The 25VTBN is described as an easy to drive coach for two with twin beds, a reclining sofa and storage throughout, and the single slide adds walk-around room. The 25UCB has a U-shaped dinette and outdoor entertainment for weekend trips or longer stays. The 25FWC adds a bunk over the cab if you occasionally carry kids. Nothing in the descriptions speaks to full-time living, so judge that in person.
Where can I find a Vienna for sale near me?
All three Vienna coaches currently listed on US RV Connection are in Souderton, Pennsylvania. There are no other cities represented at the moment, so a drive or shipping arrangement is likely unless you are in southeastern Pennsylvania. Each of the three has photos posted, which helps if you are evaluating from a distance before committing to the trip.
How much do Vienna asking prices vary between listings?
The gap between the lowest and highest asking price is about $55,498, from $89,500 up to $144,998. The median sits at $129,999, which means two of the three are grouped toward the upper end. That range covers a 2019 through a 2024 model and three different floorplans, so you are comparing different years and layouts rather than identical coaches. Again, these are asking prices only.
Answers are written from approved, priced listings on US RV Connection— asking prices, not sale prices — and from what the dealers' own descriptions say. Figures in the strip above are live; the answers refresh as inventory changes.