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Heartland MPG

9 floorplansTravel trailer201112Mixed build tier

Heartland (Mixed tier): Heartland's 2011-12 micro-lightweight experiment: aluminium frame and fiberglass skin at 2,600-3,200 lb with a real wet bath, but a two-year run leaves owners with almost no parts or dealer support today.

What one actually costs today: $7,900$9,500 across the line, new sticker or used estimate per model.

THE FLOORPLANS: 9
MODELYEARSLENGTHGVWRSLEEPSPRICE TODAYFINDING ONE
1802011–1219.2 ft3,800 lb4$8,100used est.Findable
1812011–1219.2 ft3,800 lb4$8,600used est.Findable
1822011–1219.2 ft3,800 lb4$8,200used est.Findable
1832011–1219.2 ft3,800 lb4$8,700used est.Findable
183T2011–1118.8 ft3,800 lb6$7,900used est.Patient search
1842011–1219.2 ft3,800 lb4$8,600used est.Findable
1852011–1219.2 ft3,800 lb4$8,600used est.Findable
185T2011–1220.2 ft3,800 lb6$9,500used est.Findable
186T2011–1220.2 ft3,800 lb5$9,400used est.Findable
THE LINE, YEAR BY YEAR

Assembled from eight-plus model years of brochures, floorplan by floorplan. This is the part a spec sheet can't tell you: which years changed, and which year is the buy.

  • 2011Introduced with the MPG line
  • 2011Introduced
  • 2011Introduced at $18,879
  • 2011Introduced at $19,843
  • 2011Introduced; the only MPG rated for six and the only one flagged as a bunkhouse
  • 2011One model year only
  • 2011Introduced at $19,481
  • 201211,000 BTU A/C replaces the 13,500 BTU unit
  • 2012Final model year
  • 2012Price cut to $18,366; A/C down to 11,000 BTU
  • 2012Price $19,571
  • 2012Price $19,270
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