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The Coach Encyclopedia & Marketplace: 13 brands, the bus converters behind the interiors, and curated inventory — every luxury motorcoach builder in one place.
Newmar
Top model: King Aire
Owner: Winnebago
Since 1968 · Nappanee, Indiana
Class A · Super C
Building today
Tiffin
Top model: Zephyr
Owner: THOR
Since 1972 · Red Bay, Alabama
Class A · Super C
Building today
Entegra Coach
Top model: Cornerstone
Owner: THOR
Since 2008 · Middlebury, Indiana
Class A · Super C
Building today
Prevost
Top model: H3-45 VIP
Owner: Volvo
Since 1924 · Sainte-Claire, Quebec, Canada
Bus conversion
Building today
Newell
Top model: p50
Owner: Newell Coach Corporation
Since 1967 · Miami, Oklahoma
Class A
Building today
Foretravel
Top model: Realm Presidential
Owner: Foretravel, Inc.
Since 1967 · Nacogdoches, Texas
Class A · Bus conversion
Building today
American Coach
Top model: American Eagle
Owner: Terex
Since 1991 · Decatur, Indiana
Class A
Building today
Renegade RV
Top model: XL
Owner: Terex
Since 1997 · Bristol, Indiana
Super C
Building today
Dynamax
Top model: Grand Sport
Owner: Forest River
Since 1997 · Elkhart, Indiana
Super C
Building today
Monaco
Top model: Signature Series
Owner: REV Group
Since 1968 · Coburg, Oregon
Class A
No longer built
Country Coach
Top model: Veranda
Owner: Riley Investment Management
Since 1973 – 2009 · Junction City, Oregon
Class A
No longer built
Beaver
Top model: Marquis
Owner: Beaver Coach Sales, LLC
Since 1968 – 2009 · Bend, Oregon
Class A
No longer built
Blue Bird Wanderlodge
Top model: M450 LXi
Owner: Complete Coach Works
Since 1963 – 2009 · Fort Valley, Georgia
Class A
No longer builtOpen the full Coach Encyclopedia →
The people behind the interior
Meet the bus converters
Prevost builds the bus. These companies turn the empty shell into a finished home. See how that works →
Liberty Coach
1968 · North Chicago, Illinois
Prevost H3-45 (current); Prevost La Mirage (1979); used Greyhound buses in the 1970s
Building today
Marathon Coach
1983 · Coburg, Oregon
Prevost H3-45 and X3-45; earlier, the Prevost XLII
Building today
Millennium
2001 · Sanford, Florida
Prevost H3-45 and X3-45; one 2008 coach on the Prevost XLII is also documented
Building today
Featherlite
1987 · Suffolk, Virginia (sales and service in Sanford, Florida)
Prevost H3-45 and X3-45 (XLII); the Prevost XL-40 and XL-45 in the 1990s
Building today
Emerald
· Stephenville, Texas
Prevost H3-45 and X3-45
Building today
Parliament
· Clearwater, Florida
Prevost XLII (the only shell confirmed in documented coaches, model years 2002 to 2010)
No longer built
Angola
· Angola, Indiana
Prevost Le Mirage XL, H3-45 and XLII
No longer built
Royale
– 2005 · Elkhart, Indiana
Prevost H3-45 and XLII (the shells confirmed in documented coaches, model years 2000 to 2006)
No longer built
Country Coach
1973 · Junction City, Oregon
Prevost Le Mirage XL (40- and 45-foot), H3-45 VIP and Le Mirage XLII
No longer builtOr come at it another way
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Learn the basics first
Chassis and engines in plain words
Under every luxury coach is a chassis, an engine and a transmission, often made by companies other than the coach builder. This guide explains who makes them and what diesel pusher, tag axle, horsepower and torque mean for a buyer.
Class A or Super C: what is the difference?
A Class A is built on a chassis made for motorhomes or buses, while a Super C is built on a truck chassis that keeps its cab. This guide explains what that means for size, power, towing and price, and where bus conversions fit.
How a Prevost bus becomes a motorhome
Prevost builds passenger buses in Quebec. It also sells bus shells with nearly empty cabins that other companies finish as luxury motorhomes. Here is how that two-step process works, how the two current shells differ, and what a buyer should ask for.
Curated inventory
Find the coach that moves you.
Every listing is reviewed for completeness, presentation, and provenance, so buyers can browse with confidence and compare without compromise.
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Photo credits
Newmar: Newmar · All rights reserved · source
Tiffin: Transwest · All rights reserved · source
Entegra Coach: RV.com · source
Prevost: Prevost-Stuff · All rights reserved · source
Newell: The Motorcoach Store · All rights reserved · source
Foretravel: Foretravel · All rights reserved · source
American Coach: westcoastcorvettesales.com · source
Renegade RV: northtrailrv.com · source
Dynamax: MHSRV · All rights reserved · source
Monaco: Cassone's RV · All rights reserved · source
Country Coach: MHSRV · All rights reserved · source
Beaver: The Motorcoach Store · All rights reserved · source
Blue Bird Wanderlodge: bus-stuff.com · source
Liberty Coach: Liberty Coach · All rights reserved · source
Marathon Coach: Motormadness · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons · source
Millennium: Bob Maxon · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons · source
Featherlite: Featherlite Coaches · All rights reserved · source
Emerald: Emerald Luxury Coaches · All rights reserved · source
Parliament: Prevost-Stuff.com listing · All rights reserved · source
Angola: Prevost-Stuff.com listing · All rights reserved · source
Royale: Legacy Coach via Prevost-Stuff.com · All rights reserved · source
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