Two New 2026 Campers for $9,000 and $9,999: Cheaper Than the Cheapest New Car in the US

Chrysler is considering series production of the Pacifica Grizzly Peak concept, an off-road minivan with all-wheel drive and raised suspension. First shown in 2025, the project has gained momentum internally. Ground clearance is increased by nearly 7 cm, it rides on BFGoodrich off-road tires on 18-inch wheels, and rear seats are replaced by a storage or sleeping module. The powertrain is expected to be the 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 without a hybrid option.

Sun Communities, a REIT owning RV and manufactured home parks, reported a net loss of $0.07 per share for Q1 2026. Core FFO rose to $1.40, and same-property NOI in North America increased by 6.3%.

LiftFund provided grants and zero-interest loans to businesses in Kerr County, Texas, affected by the July 2024 flood. In January 2025, the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country gave $10 million to LiftFund, with $7.4 million already disbursed. The co-owner of Guadalupe Keys RV Resort reported receiving a $50,000 grant but said no revenue is coming in, and recovery is stalled due to unclear permit processes.

An ad for an eight-wheeled Mercedes-AMG G63 with a camper for $285,000 raised doubts. Experts found signs of AI generation: display errors and unrealistic price. Mercedes-Benz and Brabus have not produced such a modification.

Teresa Alvarez Montero, a 93-year-old immigrant from Costa Rica, received an eviction notice from Silver Court park in Little Havana. The owner is closing the park, affecting over 200 families. Neighbors have started a GoFundMe campaign.

The Ewing family from the US spends 60% to 70% of the year living in an RV at Fort Wilderness Resort in Disney World (Orlando). They previously owned a 930 m² home in Georgia but switched to a nomadic lifestyle after the COVID-19 pandemic.