Meridian B23 (B Class)
1.8 stars in 2 Reviews
The Meridian B Class Motorhome sleeps 2 persons.
Ideal for 2 Adults.
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x 2
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Ford Transit No Vehicle Age Guaranteed*
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3.2L I5
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Automatic
Adults
2 Persons
Toilet & Shower
N/A
Air Conditioning
Roof and Dash Air Conditioning
Heating
Propane Air Furnace
Water Tank
Fresh Water: 114 Liters
Waste Water Tank
Grey Water: 141 Liters
Black Water: 76 Liters
Sink
Hot & Cold Water
Instant/Tankless
Fly screen
Internal Access
Fire Extinguisher
Seat Belts
Kitchen
Fridge / Freezer
Propane Stove: 2 Hobs
Microwave
Propane Gas: 68 lbs
Entertainment
TV and Radio
USB Connection
Storage
Yes, but varies with each unit.
Sleeping Configuration
Rear Bed: 1.25 m x 1.88 m
***some units in this category have a sofa with an elevated table for eating meals instead of a dinette.
Transmission :
Cruise Control
Adjustable Steering
ABS
Engine/Fuel:
Diesel
Fuel Capacity:
95 Liters
Fuel Consumption (approx)
14
L/100KM
Approximately 14-16 L/100KM. ***Fuel consumption indicated is approximate. Actual consumption varies depending on terrain driven, weather conditions and speed.
Dual Battery
Power Supply:
Coach battery & 110 volt hook up
Generator
Exterior Length
7.19m
2.29m
3.25m
2.03m
Additional Info
Please note that Meridian RV will not offer refunds or on-the-road repairs for back-up cameras, generators, television sets and awnings that malfunction while on the road.
Back Up Monitor
Power Awning
Vanity
Slide Out
Sofa
Note:
The passenger number suggested indicates the maximum sleeping capacity for this category and not necessarily the ideal number recommended. Floor plans shown are the most common, but variations do exist, and Meridian RV cannot guarantee any one particular floor plan over another. Meridian RV is always adding new units to the fleet, so vehicle specifications supplied are general and subject to change without notice.
Reviews
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“The first day after picking up the rv we drove from Vancouver to Osoyoos about 400 km drive. The second day we heard a strage nois by driving to the shops in Osoyoos. After checking both tires left and right were bad, the mechanic called the tires 'seperate'. We had to drive all the way to Penticton to replace two tires. We had to drive in Osyoos extra km to find a reparecenter and to Penticton. We lost a whole day because Meridian did not check the tires carefully. ”