Uploaded May 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
One has more exterior storage and a permanent bedroom. The other, is shorter and easier to park. Both can carry the same amount of cargo. Which is right for you?
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The Wonder RTB is a beautiful coach inside and out. It has a permanent rear bedroom with a small front lounge that can seat 3; a small but capable galley mid-section and a large, 3-piece dry bath. It packs it all into a manageable length just under 25 feet.
The Plateau XLTD by Pleasureway also has a rear twin bed setup, but it isn't permanent. It also has a front lounge with 2 work stations: one for the driver and one for the passenger; it has a similar small but workable galley midsection and a luxurious 3-piece dry bath. It packs it all into a length just over 22 feet in length - 2 whole feet shorter than the Wonder RTB.
While the Wonder RTB has larger tanks making it more suitable for dry camping, the Plateau XLTD has a better stock battery system with standard lithium batteries and an inverter that's twice the size of the Wonder's.
The Wonder is less expensive coming in around $120k-$130k; the Plateau XLTD has dealer pricing around $130k to $150k. The Wonder is built on the Ford Transit diesel chassis while the Plateau XLTD is built on the Mercedes Sprinter diesel chassis. The XLTD has better driving safety features but the Transit is less finicky with its diesel requirements.
Finally, the Wonder RTB comes with only a 2 year coach warranty while the Plateau XLTD comes with a 5 year coach warranty.
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One has more exterior storage and a permanent bedroom. The other, is shorter and easier to park. Both can carry the same amount of cargo. Which is right for you?
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🔴 See all the products that I use in my coach at my Amazon storefront: amazon.com/shop/ultramobility
🔴 More about this video
The Wonder RTB is a beautiful coach inside and out. It has a permanent rear bedroom with a small front lounge that can seat 3; a small but capable galley mid-section and a large, 3-piece dry bath. It packs it all into a manageable length just under 25 feet.
The Plateau XLTD by Pleasureway also has a rear twin bed setup, but it isn't permanent. It also has a front lounge with 2 work stations: one for the driver and one for the passenger; it has a similar small but workable galley midsection and a luxurious 3-piece dry bath. It packs it all into a length just over 22 feet in length - 2 whole feet shorter than the Wonder RTB.
While the Wonder RTB has larger tanks making it more suitable for dry camping, the Plateau XLTD has a better stock battery system with standard lithium batteries and an inverter that's twice the size of the Wonder's.
The Wonder is less expensive coming in around $120k-$130k; the Plateau XLTD has dealer pricing around $130k to $150k. The Wonder is built on the Ford Transit diesel chassis while the Plateau XLTD is built on the Mercedes Sprinter diesel chassis. The XLTD has better driving safety features but the Transit is less finicky with its diesel requirements.
Finally, the Wonder RTB comes with only a 2 year coach warranty while the Plateau XLTD comes with a 5 year coach warranty.
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Comparisons
youtube.com/channel/UCHhAzHWdJpyWNHd1JuuofWw/playlists?view=50&sort=dd&shelf_id=11
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youtube.com/watch?v=zX5iMghsMl0&list=PLLa6GUUz-_eDol020lFx7BZxo4bjgI1zl
360 Degree Videos
youtube.com/watch?v=y5jkWmRG_D4&list=PLLa6GUUz-_eAmyS6T_cRAyipVWyWZbud_
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