For that money I can get a real class "C".
 http://www.mhsrv.com/2013-coachmen-freelander-21qb-class-c-rv-for-sale-new-new-class-c-tx-i480222
In fact I can get some change with these on sale to offset the slight increase in fuel consumption. This will also leave me fully self sufficient 
With a furnace, generator, air conditioning, a fridge big enough to store some groceries and a toilet-shower I can use.  At least the sprinter based conversions offer the fuel economy advantage but that quickly disappears at service time. 

Dennis

-----Original Message-----
From: Vanagon Mailing List [mailto:vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com] On Behalf Of J Stewart
Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2012 3:49 PM
To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
Subject: Re: Watch out Westy, there is a new kid in town!

Several months ago I saw a shipment of these headed to a dealer (stock ones, that is) and I remember thinking how long would it be before someone converts it to a small RV. Pretty cool, but how much do they $$$ I wonder. I skimmed the site but didn't see pricing info. Jeff Stewart ----- Original Message -----
> Looks good! A Nissan weekender.
> http://www.navvehicles.com/features_and_benefits.aspx
> >>Although Roadtrek Motorhomes Inc., the parent of NAV Vehicles, was
> established in 1974 and manufactures the number one selling class B 
> motorhomes in North America, NAV Vehicles is a new division currently 
> establishing a network of Nissan dealers to handle its new line of 
> activity vehicles:<< Rob becida@comcast.net