Question 1

How much does a used Winnebago View MTRH. cost?

Accepted Answer

Right now US RV Connection shows 3 approved, priced View listings running from $39,970 up to $69,961, with a median asking price of $44,987. Those are asking prices set by sellers, not recorded sale prices. The spread mostly tracks age, since the group covers model years 2008 through 2016. All three listings include photos, so you can see condition and layout before you reach out.

Question 2

What years of the View are for sale?

Accepted Answer

The current View listings span model years 2008 to 2016. In the descriptions you will find a 2008 24H, a 2015 24G and a 2016 24V, so you are looking at a fairly wide age range across just three coaches. None of the listings state mileage or service history, so plan to ask the seller directly about use, maintenance records and storage over those years.

Question 3

What layouts or floorplans of the View are listed?

Accepted Answer

Three floorplans show up: the 24H, the 24G and the 24V. All three are described with a single slide. The 24V has a rear bedroom with the Flex Bed system and sleeps five. The 24G has a rear bedroom and sleeps five with the optional cabover bunk. The 24H is listed with a rear bath including shower, lav and wardrobe, plus a booth dinette and over-cab bed or optional front overhead storage.

Question 4

What should I check before buying a used View?

Accepted Answer

With model years from 2008 to 2016, start with the roof, seals and slide seals, since every one of these has a single slide. Run the slide fully in and out. Check the described kitchen items like the three burner range and refrigerator, plus the rear bath shower on the 24H. Test the Flex Bed on the 24V. Ask for maintenance records on the diesel chassis, since no mileage or service history is listed.

Question 5

What features come on the View?

Accepted Answer

Based on the listings, these are diesel Class C coaches with a single slide for added room. The 24V and 24G both mention a slide out sofa sleeper with table, with an optional L-shaped sectional dinette instead, plus rear bedroom sleeping for five. The 2008 24H lists a rear bath with shower, lav and wardrobe, three burner range, sink, sofa, booth dinette, refrigerator, pantry, overhead cabinets and an over-cab bed or optional front storage.

Question 6

Is the View a good choice for couples?

Accepted Answer

The listed floorplans fit couples well. All three are compact Class C coaches with a single slide, a rear sleeping area and a full galley with range, sink and refrigerator, plus a rear bath with shower on the 24H. The sofa sleeper or optional sectional dinette gives you a living space during the day and extra berths when guests visit, with sleeping for five noted on the 24V and 24G.

Question 7

Where can I find a View for sale near me?

Accepted Answer

All three priced View listings on US RV Connection are currently in Souderton, Pennsylvania. That means buyers outside the mid-Atlantic should plan for a drive or arrange their own transport to inspect a unit in person. Each of the three has photos posted, which helps with a first look, but with coaches from 2008 to 2016 an in-person walkthrough is still worth the trip.

Question 8

How does the View compare to the Thrive 25RLS or the Micro Minnie?

Accepted Answer

They are different animals. The View listings are used diesel Class C motorhomes from 2008 to 2016, asking $39,970 to $69,961. The Thrive 25RLS listings are 6 towables from 2026 to 2027 asking $33,795 to $45,964, median $36,996, and the Micro Minnie shows 5 units from 2025 to 2026 asking $27,993 to $33,995. So the siblings are newer trailers you tow, while the View drives itself.

Winnebago View MTRH.: Prices, Years & Buyer Questions