Nexus RV Viper 29V
Still in production. A used 2023 would run roughly $96,700.
A missing row means the maker never published that figure: unknown, not zero.
- 2× Rear queen in slide(Permanent)60×74
- 2× Jackknife sofa in galley slide(Convertible)—
- 2× Booth dinette in slide(Convertible)—
Nexus RV (Better tier): Nexus RV
| YEARS | GVWR | DRY | MSRP |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2011–15 | 14,500 lb | — | $163,940 |
| 2016– | 14,500 lb | — | $163,940 |
- 2011Introduced on Ford E-450 with 6.8L V-10
- 2021Ford 7.3L V8 chassis
- 2026Online spec sheet says 30ft8in; the 2026 printed brochure says 32ft2in - the spec sheet is used here
Patient search: weeks of watching, and probably some travel. Why: Nexus RV is a small builder; 16-year production run; still in production. Estimated from build volume and production span, not a count of live listings.
Biggest Viper: three slides gives a Class A living room in a B+ shell, but you give up the tight-space advantage the line is sold on.
Live listings for the 29V on the big marketplaces. Each search opens pre-filled with this exact floorplan:
Inventory varies by site and day. Slim pickings? search the whole Viper line ↗
These are the facts. Whether it beats the other six thousand rigs for you depends on what you care about. Set your priorities as sliders, switch on your hard limits, and watch the whole market re-rank around them. Every exclusion explained, every margin shown.
See where it ranks for you →Data compiled from manufacturer spec sheets, retrieved 2026-07.