Price reduced on this Unique ultralight 17’ Front Dinette 2025 model-year LIV (Lightweight Innovative Vehicle made by International RV) travel trailer has dry weight of 1996# & GVW of 2990# so can be towed by many mid-size SUVs & light trucks (e.g., gasoline RAV, Hybird/gasHighlander, Maverick, etc). Sleeps 4, a fixed queen & dinette folds down. Factory upgrade to outback suspension with 12” ground clearance & 15” aluminum rims with off-road tires & mounted spare. No wood parts to mold or rot, made of strong honeycomb plastic. Full dry bath shower/toilet with exhaust fan, heat pump for AC and heat with supplemental electric fireplace, 24” TV, 2-way (AC/DC) 6 cubic foot fridge with large freezer compartment, microwave,  2 burner propane stove, exhaust fan over stove, kitchen sink, Bluetooth stereo with in/outdoor speakers, 10’x8’ powered awning with LED accent lighting, on-demand propane water heater, 2-20# propane tanks, fluid tanks (25g fresh, 30g gray, 30g black),over-tongue mounting bracket for generator or small equipment, upgraded variable speed, bi-directional ceiling fan, powered tongue jack, huge storage compartment with 2 exterior access doors, marine-grade carpet removes easily for cleaning, camping essentials (sewer hoses/fixtures, 30A shore power cord, potable water hose, chocks, etc), doorway has powered retracting step & “Lend-a-hand” safety bar, front diamond plate rock-guard, 4 scissor-type stabilizing jacks, Curt brand “OneControl” braking/antisway system. 18’3” length overall, ext height 9’4”, int height 6’4” & 8’ wide. Great trailer for couple or family with small children, or for experienced RVrs who want to downsize. NOTE: Suspension upgrade & spare tire add ~200# over listed dry weight of 1790#. Lightly used 5000W dual fuel generator available for $800.

Save over $4500 in shipping costs from the east coast and still get a better-than-new trailer based on upgrades. There are no west coast dealers for this unique LIV trailer.

We’ve enjoyed camping in this trailer on a cross-country trip after buying new in Georgia in mid-March, followed by a 3 week trip in southern Utah in a full range of weather conditions where it performed beautifully. We initially pulled it with a borrowed Suburban, and we hate to part with it so soon, but our new RAV4 Prime doesn’t have adequate towing capacity, so we hope it will find a good home.