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Entegra Coach Emblem Motorhomes For Sale
Entegra Coach Emblem Class A gas motorhomes for sale at Motor Home Specialist, the #1 Volume Selling Motor Home Dealer in the World and a full-line Entegra Coach RV dealer. The Emblem is Entegra Coach's entry-tier Class A gas motorhome, built on the Ford F-53 chassis with the Ford 7.3L Triton V8. MHSRV stocks one of the largest selections of new and used Emblem motorhomes for sale in the country, all backed by industry-leading discount pricing.
The Emblem sits below the Entegra Vision in the Entegra gas lineup. It carries a long list of standard equipment that's typically optional or unavailable on competing entry-level Class A gas coaches: a 200-watt solar panel with dual controller, premium Sikkens full-body paint, Koni FSD shocks, a Safe-T-Plus steering stabilizer, 22.5-inch Michelin tires, Lippert 4000 series frameless bonded windows, a 5,500-watt generator with auto-gen start, a 2,000-watt inverter, an 84-inch interior ceiling, an electric fireplace, and Entegra's Firefly Multiplex smart-app coach control.
Entegra also backs every Emblem with a 2-year limited warranty plus a 3-year structural limited warranty. The Emblem is aimed at first-time Class A buyers who want a more premium standard build than competing entry-level coaches, snowbirds stepping up from a Class C or large travel trailer, and families who want a Class A gas coach with either standard side bunks (36B) or a drop-down overhead bunk above the cab.
Chassis, Powertrain, and E-Z Drive Elite Upgrade
The Emblem is built on the Ford F-53 chassis with the Ford 7.3L Triton V8 (335 HP, 468 lb-ft torque), paired with a Ford 6-speed automatic TorqShift transmission with overdrive and tow-haul mode. Every floor plan rides on a 252-inch wheelbase and carries the same 24,000-lb GVWR with a 30,000-lb GCWR, a 210-amp alternator, an 80-gallon fuel tank, and G-rated 255/80R22.5 highway tires.
The chassis is upgraded with Entegra's E-Z Drive Elite package as standard, adding a computer-balanced driveshaft, a Safe-T-Plus steering stabilizer, Koni FSD shocks, variable-rate front and rear jounce bumpers, heavy-duty stabilizer bars, and 22.5-inch Michelin tires for a tighter ride than a stock F-53. Hill start assist, traction control, four-wheel anti-lock disc brakes, cruise control, and a catalytic converter theft deterrent are standard.
Towing
Every Emblem floor plan carries a 5,000-pound rear hitch receiver with a 7-pin plug. That covers most full-size SUVs and standard dinghy vehicles owners tow behind a Class A gas coach.
Exterior Build
The exterior runs premium Sikkens full-body paint as standard equipment (four paint packages offered), a TuffShell vacuum-bond laminated roof/floor/sidewall construction, bead-foam insulation (R-24 max roof, R-9 max floor, R-8 max walls), a one-piece crowned fiberglass roof, one-piece fiberglass front and rear caps, and a 120-inch panoramic windshield.
Lippert 4000 series frameless bonded windows replace the more common framed glass found on most entry-level Class A coaches. Electric-powered entrance steps, lockable pass-through storage with slam latches, a Thetford Sani-Con Turbo macerator system, and an exterior utility center are standard. Patio awning length varies by plan: 12 ft on the 36B, 23 ft on the 36H, and 17 ft on the 36U.
Off-Grid: Solar, Batteries, Generator
Every Emblem carries a 200-watt solar panel with dual controller as standard equipment (a notable step up from competing entry-level Class A gas coaches that typically pre-wire for solar without hardware). The solar package pairs with two 6-volt AGM 220 Ah house batteries on a slide-out tray and a 2,000-watt inverter.
A 5,500-watt generator with auto-gen start, 50-amp service with reverse polarity protection, a 24.5-gallon (83-pound) propane tank with LP quick-connect, a 10-gallon gas/electric water heater, and a 30,000 BTU auto-ignition ducted furnace round out the power and utility systems. Climate uses a 15,000 BTU A/C with heat pump plus a second 13,500 BTU A/C, both roof-mounted.
Interior, Kitchen, and Living Area
The interior runs an 84-inch ceiling height, hardwood cabinet doors and drawer fronts with soft-close hardware and ball-bearing drawer guides, vinyl plank flooring, LED-lit hardwood fascia, high-intensity recessed LED lighting, a padded vinyl ceiling, and a power front privacy shade with manual side shades. The Firefly Multiplex system runs lighting, slides, awning, and other house systems from a wall touchscreen or a mobile app. Two interior décor packages are offered with coordinated cabinetry, furniture, bedspread, flooring, and countertop selections.
The galley runs a residential refrigerator, a residential-size convection microwave oven, a 2-burner induction cooktop, LED-lit solid-surface countertops with a recessed stainless steel sink and sink covers, a wood-framed kitchen window, and a pantry. The Emblem-exclusive legless dinette table provides clear floor space underneath when the table is in use.
Master Bedroom, Bath, and Sleeping
Every Emblem carries a walk-around 72-by-80-inch king bed in the rear master with nightstands (USB ports and wireless chargers), large wardrobes, and an LED HD Smart TV. Under-bed storage is included on select plans.
The master bath carries a shower with a decorative surround, glass door, skylight, and overhead light, a recessed LED-lit stainless steel sink, a porcelain toilet with foot flush, and a powered roof vent with a wall switch.
The 36B adds industry-exclusive side bunks with 300-pound capacity each, making it the bunk floor plan in the lineup. All three floor plans offer a drop-down overhead bunk in the cab area with 750-pound capacity as a factory option.
Warranty
Every Emblem is backed by Entegra Coach's 2-year limited warranty (2 camping seasons or 730 days) plus a 3-year structural limited warranty (3 camping seasons or 1,095 days). That warranty stack is longer than typical for the entry-level Class A gas segment.
The Three Emblem Floor Plans
Motor Home Specialist stocks the Emblem in three floor plans, all sharing the F-53 chassis, 7.3L Triton V8, 252-inch wheelbase, 24,000-lb GVWR, and 84-inch interior ceiling.
36B: 38 ft 8 in. Rear king master. Industry-exclusive side bunks standard. 72-inch hide-a-bed sofa. Electric fireplace. 12-ft patio awning. Optional combination washer/dryer.
36H: 38 ft 8 in. Rear king master. 50-inch TV lift. 72-inch hide-a-bed sofa (or optional 120-inch straight reclining sofa). 23-ft patio awning (the longest in the lineup). Optional stackable washer/dryer.
36U: 38 ft 1 in. Rear king master. 52-inch power reclining sofa standard. Electric fireplace with an LED TV above. 17-ft patio awning. Optional combination washer/dryer.
Shopping the Emblem? Compare it against the next tier up in Entegra's Class A gas lineup: the Vision SE, the Vision, and the Vision XL. Looking at Entegra's diesel pusher lineup? Consider the Aspire. All are stocked at MHSRV.
Entegra Coach Emblem FAQs
What is the Entegra Coach Emblem?
The Entegra Coach Emblem is the entry-tier Class A gas motorhome in the Entegra lineup, built on the Ford F-53 chassis with the Ford 7.3L Triton V8. The Emblem carries a long list of premium standard equipment relative to competing entry-level Class A gas coaches, including a 200-watt solar panel with dual controller, premium Sikkens full-body paint, Koni FSD shocks, a Safe-T-Plus steering stabilizer, 22.5-inch Michelin tires, Lippert 4000 series frameless bonded windows, a 5,500-watt generator with auto-gen start, a 2,000-watt inverter, an 84-inch interior ceiling, an electric fireplace, and Entegra's Firefly Multiplex smart-app coach control. Motor Home Specialist stocks the Emblem in three floor plans: the 36B, 36H, and 36U.
What engine and chassis are on the Emblem?
The Emblem is built on the Ford F-53 chassis with the Ford 7.3L Triton V8 engine (335 HP, 468 lb-ft torque), paired with a Ford 6-speed automatic TorqShift transmission with overdrive and tow-haul mode. Every floor plan rides on a 252-inch wheelbase and carries the same 24,000-lb GVWR with a 30,000-lb GCWR. The chassis is upgraded with Entegra's E-Z Drive Elite package as standard, adding a computer-balanced driveshaft, Safe-T-Plus steering stabilizer, Koni FSD shocks, variable-rate jounce bumpers, heavy-duty stabilizer bars, and 22.5-inch Michelin tires for a tighter ride than a stock F-53. Four-wheel anti-lock disc brakes, traction control, hill start assist, and cruise control are all standard.
How much can the Emblem tow?
Every Emblem floor plan comes with a 5,000-pound rear hitch receiver with a 7-pin plug. That covers most full-size SUVs and standard dinghy vehicles owners use as tow-behinds on a Class A gas coach. For exact tongue weight specifications on any specific Emblem in stock, contact an MHSRV salesperson.
What floor plans does the Emblem come in?
Entegra builds the Emblem in three floor plans, all stocked at MHSRV: the 36B (38 ft 8 in bunk coach with a rear king master, industry-exclusive side bunks, a 72-inch hide-a-bed sofa, and an electric fireplace), the 36H (38 ft 8 in coach with a rear king master, a 50-inch TV lift, a 72-inch hide-a-bed sofa or optional 120-inch straight reclining sofa, and a 23-ft patio awning), and the 36U (38 ft 1 in coach with a rear king master, a 52-inch power reclining sofa standard, an electric fireplace with a TV above, and a 17-ft patio awning). All three share the 252-inch wheelbase, 24,000-lb GVWR, 30,000-lb GCWR, and 84-inch ceiling.
Does the Emblem come in a bunk model floor plan?
Yes. The Emblem 36B is a dedicated bunk floor plan that carries side bunks as standard equipment, each with an industry-exclusive 300-pound capacity. In addition, all three floor plans (36B, 36H, 36U) offer a drop-down overhead bunk in the cab area with a 750-pound capacity as a factory option. The 36B is the only Emblem floor plan with bunks standard.
Does the Emblem come with solar?
Yes. Every Emblem floor plan carries a 200-watt solar panel and a dual controller as standard equipment, paired with two 6-volt AGM 220 Ah house batteries on a slide-out tray and a 2,000-watt inverter. That's a notable step up from competing entry-level Class A gas coaches, most of which either don't include a solar panel or only pre-wire the coach for solar without hardware.
Does the Emblem come with safety features like adaptive cruise control?
Adaptive cruise control is not listed in the Emblem's standard or optional equipment. The Emblem does carry backup and side-view cameras, four-wheel anti-lock disc brakes, traction control, hill start assist, the Safe-T-Plus steering stabilizer, Koni FSD shocks for ride dynamics, a Sony infotainment center with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and two-point lap safety belts in all designated seating locations as standard. Smoke alarms, a carbon monoxide detector, and a fire extinguisher are also included.
What is the difference between the Emblem and the Vision?
Both the Emblem and the Entegra Vision are Entegra Class A gas motorhomes on the Ford F-53 chassis with the 7.3L Triton V8 and Entegra's E-Z Drive Elite chassis upgrade package. The Emblem is Entegra's entry-tier lineup, offered in three floor plans (36B, 36H, 36U) on the same 252-inch wheelbase. The Vision and Vision XL sit above the Emblem in Entegra's Class A gas lineup with longer wheelbase options, more floor plan choices, and additional standard equipment. Pick the Emblem for the more accessible entry point into Entegra Class A gas with the E-Z Drive Elite chassis upgrade and 200-watt standard solar. Pick the Vision for longer wheelbase options, wider floor plan selection, and the additional standard equipment above the Emblem tier.
What is the bedroom like in the Emblem?
Every Emblem floor plan carries a walk-around 72-by-80-inch king bed in the rear master with a bedspread, nightstands with USB ports and wireless charging, and large wardrobes. Under-bed storage is included on select plans. An LED HD Smart TV is mounted in the bedroom. The master bath carries a shower with a decorative surround, glass door, skylight, and overhead light, a recessed LED-lit stainless steel sink, a porcelain toilet with foot flush, and a powered roof vent. The 36B adds industry-exclusive side bunks with a 300-pound capacity each near the master area for family travel.
What warranty comes with the Entegra Emblem?
Every Emblem is backed by Entegra Coach's 2-year limited warranty plus a 3-year structural limited warranty. Specifically, the base coverage runs 2 camping seasons or 730 days, and the structural coverage runs 3 camping seasons or 1,095 days. That combined warranty stack is longer than typical for the entry-level Class A gas segment.
Do I need a CDL to drive an Entegra Emblem?
In most states, no CDL is required to operate an Entegra Coach Emblem because it is a personal-use recreational vehicle. That said, CDL and non-commercial license requirements vary by state, particularly for motorhomes above certain weight or length thresholds. The 24,000-lb GVWR F-53 chassis under the Emblem is under most state CDL triggers, but buyers should check with their state's DMV before purchase.
Where can I buy an Entegra Coach Emblem?
Motor Home Specialist in Alvarado, Texas is a full-line Entegra Coach dealer and stocks one of the largest selections of new and used Entegra Coach Emblem Class A gas motorhomes for sale in the country. MHSRV serves Entegra Emblem buyers nationwide with in-house financing, trade-ins, and full-service support after the sale.
Manufacturer options, features, colors, etc. can all change without notice and MHSRV assumes no responsibility for the changes or possible errors in information provided by the manufacturer. All weights and measurements are approximate and not guaranteed to be 100% accurate. For the latest information be sure to check with your salesperson and/or the coach manufacturer and verify before purchase.
