While I do not particularly like the huge amounts of graphics they use on C's, B's, and even big A's, I do understand that most of them can be extraordinarily plain and ugly without something to take them from being a big box. When everything was white, it was even worse ( I think this has been mentioned before ), as are the units with all or mostly square corners. Leisure can get by with much less "enhancement" I think, because of their more rounded and pleasing shape.
Now that the class b's are in more body styles and colors, less graphics are seeming to be used, which is good. It will be interesting to see how the color thing works out over time, especially in the hot parts of the country. No matter how well you insulate them, a charcoal van is going to be much hotter in the sun than a white or silver one. We have the Roadtrek "sand" color, and it is also pretty hot, and the charcoal running boards and sidepods extremely hot. I painted the roof very bright silver which has helped, and also given some comparison of heat absorptions of the colors, all on the same side, and the difference is quite noticeable.
Perhaps if there is an art major here somewhere they would be able explain all of that kind of stuff to us.
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