Stunning Motorhomes With Built-In Garages

Now sadly defunct, Travel Supreme was at the high end of American motorhomes. They still command high prices on the used market and, before they went out of business in 2009, made just seven a week with the entry-level model costing $254,000. Select editions were well north of half a million, and the 40DS04 pictured is 40 feet long with a small garage at the back and in front of the 400-horsepower Cummins diesel engine that pushed its power out through a 6-speed Allison gearbox.

Ketterer is another German brand that makes moving homes equipped for motorsport and travel, and even offers a stable for equestrians. The Continental is built on a Mercedes Actros truck chassis and features a full-size bedroom and a jacuzzi. If you go for the custom line there's pretty much no limit to the design options, but do make sure your bank account features plenty of zeros before you go shopping.

This is yet another one from Germany, also based on a Mercedes track platform that benefits from three axels and air suspension. There's also room for, very specifically in the literature, a Mercedes-Benz SL cabriolet. Inside is pure luxury all the way down to lighting for the draw handle recesses in the kitchen. If you want your luxury motorhome to have something American about it, you can get the interior decor featuring American walnut wood.

As we are learning, there really isn't a lot to touch the Germans when it comes to extravagant motorhomes, but this particular model uses an Iveco chassis rather than Mercedes. The technology used for the Empire Liner is breathtaking from the solar system on top, trough the suspension system underneath, to the crazy level of insulation created to keep out noise and to keep the temperature as consistent as possible. It has a 300-horsepower 6.6-liter 6-cylinder diesel engine and the size of the car that can be stored is dependent on the floor-plan that's chosen.

Unfortunately, it appears MOST has stopped building the Futuria Sport + Spa and now the Futuria line, like all of the company's other lines, are roadshow trucks for use at large events. Maybe the inspiration for the Sport + Spa came from the company being based near the Nurburgring because it had a specific sports car garage. And as the name suggests, a spa. Inside there was also a mirrored ceiling and an integrated starry LED sky. MORE appeared to be after a very specific and decedent track weekend warrior. We're fine with that, along with the fact it's more of a trailer home than a motorhome.