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Palomino Puma

25 floorplansTravel trailer2019 (in production)Mixed build tier

Palomino (Mixed tier): Wood-framed, aluminum-skinned budget construction offset by a powder-coated steel I-beam frame with a 25-year warranty and an AlphaPly roof membrane with a limited lifetime warranty.

What one actually costs today: $33,800$57,300 across the line, new sticker or used estimate per model.

THE FLOORPLANS: 25
MODELYEARSLENGTHGVWRSLEEPSPRICE TODAYFINDING ONE
25BHS2024–30.4 ft7,528 lb9$43,800Common
25RKQB2019–2529.6 ft7,598 lb6$33,800used est.Common
26FKDS2019–30.8 ft8,553 lb6$49,800Common
26RBSS2019–2529.8 ft7,610 lb6$33,900used est.Common
26RLS2019–2531.9 ft7,910 lb4$35,600used est.Common
27RBDS2019–33.6 ft8,968 lb6$49,300Common
27RLSS2019–31.6 ft7,756 lb4$48,900Common
28BHSS2019–36.8 ft9,063 lb10$51,900Common
28DBFQ2019–2532.8 ft8,500 lb8$35,600used est.Common
28RKQS2019–2534.4 ft8,800 lb6$35,800used est.Common
30RKQS2019–36.1 ft9,600 lb6$51,300Common
31FKRK2019–37.9 ft9,930 lb4$51,600Common
31QBBH2019–37.8 ft9,995 lb10$51,200Common
31RLQS2019–36.1 ft10,500 lb6$56,200Common
32BH2B2022–38.5 ft11,230 lb10$56,900Common
32BHFS2021–38.8 ft11,308 lb11$57,300Common
32BHQS2019–38.8 ft10,800 lb10$55,600Common
32MBDS2019–2538.8 ft10,533 lb6$41,000used est.Common
32RBFQ2019–36.9 ft10,500 lb8$54,500Common
32RBFQ22019–36.9 ft10,500 lb8$54,100Common
227RK2026–26.3 ft7,108 lb4$42,600Findable
229RB2026–26.3 ft7,288 lb4$42,700Findable
310RK2025–35.5 ft9,263 lb6$50,700Findable
337BH2025–37.1 ft9,263 lb10$48,200Findable
345BHL2024–37.3 ft10,618 lb10$56,400Common
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.

  • 2019Earliest documented year
  • 2019Earliest documented year at 29 ft 11 in
  • 2021Introduced; UVW 9,608 lb, GVWR 11,308 lb, 1,175 lb hitch
  • 2022A second 28BHSS2 variant runs alongside it
  • 2022Introduced
  • 2024Introduced; UVW 6,028 lb, GVWR 7,528 lb, 650 lb hitch, 1,500 lb CCC
  • 2024Stretched to 30 ft 10 in; GVWR to 8,553 lb
  • 2024UVW drops to 8,333 lb; GVWR 9,930 lb
  • 2024Ratings carried forward unchanged through the 2024 model year
  • 2025Some dealer sheets list a heavier 6,202 lb UVW for the 2025 build
  • 2025Final model year
  • 2025Introduced
  • 2026Ratings back to 6,028 lb UVW / 7,528 lb GVWR; 11 cu ft 12V fridge in the required Value Leader package
  • 2026UVW 7,468 lb, GVWR 8,968 lb
  • 2026Still listed in the Puma lineup
  • 2026UVW 7,974 lb, 1,626 lb CCC
  • 2026UVW 8,231 lb, 1,764 lb CCC
  • 2026UVW 8,808 lb, 1,692 lb CCC
  • 2026UVW 9,023 lb, 2,207 lb CCC
  • 2026Ratings still unchanged; 2026 build lists the 11 cu ft 12V fridge and AlphaPly lifetime-warranty roof membrane
  • 2026UVW 9,072 lb, 1,728 lb CCC
  • 2026UVW 8,998 lb, 1,502 lb CCC
  • 2026Sold as 32RBFQ-2B; UVW 9,237 lb, 1,263 lb CCC
  • 2026Introduced
  • 2026UVW 7,763 lb, 840 lb hitch
  • 2026UVW 7,463 lb, 1,800 lb CCC
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