What is the difference between Type T and Type B motorhomes?
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The differences between Type T and Type B motorhomes are as follows: 1. Introduction to Type B motorhomes: These are modified vans where the box body comes with the original vehicle, and the vehicle frame remains unchanged or the roof is slightly modified. 2. Introduction to Type T motorhomes: These are directly modified on a Category II chassis, with the box body added during modification. 3. Advantages of Type B motorhomes: Highly practical for corporate business receptions, travel, and business trips, with strong practicality and high cost performance. 4. Disadvantages of Type B motorhomes: Type B vehicles have a series of optional configurations, typically with relatively simple facilities. New Type B motorhomes can be equipped with a hygiene system, bed, and bathroom, with living space relatively suitable for 3-4 people. 5. Advantages of Type T motorhomes: Compared to Type B, they offer more comfortable space, equipped with a refrigerator area. The oven also provides larger storage space, giving more of a home-like feeling. Type T motorhomes, due to their comprehensive features, have become the preferred choice for most family motorhomes. 6. Disadvantages of Type T motorhomes: Due to limitations in length and external height, most motorhomes cannot be parked in parking spaces or garages.
