Entegra Odyssey
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Entegra Coach Odyssey Class C gas motorhomes for sale at Motor Home Specialist, the #1 Volume Selling Motor Home Dealer in the World and the #1 Entegra Coach RV dealer in the country. The Odyssey is a premium-tier Class C gas motorhome built on the Ford E-Series chassis with the 7.3L V-8 gas engine at 325 horsepower and 450 lb-ft of torque. Shopping for a new or used Entegra Odyssey? MHSRV stocks one of the largest selections of Entegra Odyssey Class C motorhomes for sale anywhere in the country, all backed by industry-leading discount pricing.
The Odyssey sits in the middle of Entegra's Class C gas lineup, above the value-focused Odyssey SE and separate from the flagship Esteem Class C gas line. It's built for buyers who want Entegra's premium-tier interior craftsmanship plus the upgraded ride, visibility, and infotainment that set the Odyssey apart from the SE, without stepping up to the Esteem's Ford E-450 platform. The profile fits couples, families who need a bunk floor plan (the 31F), and buyers cross-shopping premium Class C gas products from Coachmen, Forest River, Jayco, and Winnebago.
The Customer Value Package
Every Odyssey comes with Entegra's Customer Value Package as mandatory standard equipment. The package bundles the E-Z Drive ride and handling enhancement, the automotive-bonded panoramic window in the front cap with power shade, frameless windows, heated holding tanks with 12V pads, the electric patio awning with LED lights, a black tank flush, the 9-inch Sony infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, integrated backup and side-view cameras, and the LED HD Smart TV in the living area. The CVP is the Odyssey's primary differentiator from the Odyssey SE, where these features aren't standard at the entry-tier price point.
Chassis, Power, and Towing
Every Odyssey is built on the Ford E-Series chassis with the 7.3L V-8 gas engine (325 horsepower, 450 lb-ft of torque), paired with the Ford 6-speed TorqShift series transmission with overdrive. Standard chassis features include a 210-amp alternator (notably high for the Class C gas segment), a tire pressure monitoring system, power anti-lock brakes with power steering, E-rated LT225/75R16 highway tires, a 12V chassis battery, a 55-gallon fuel tank, leveling jack prep, and a catalytic converter theft deterrent. The Odyssey carries a 14,500-pound GVWR and a 22,000-pound GCWR across every floor plan. The 7,500-pound hitch has a 750-pound tongue capacity and a 7-pin plug, meaningfully larger than the Odyssey SE's 5,000-pound hitch. That's enough for a small toad, an enclosed trailer, or a small boat.
E-Z Drive Ride and Driver-Assist
The standard E-Z Drive ride and handling package upgrades the chassis with a computer-balanced driveshaft, front and rear stabilizer bars, Hellwig helper springs, and rubber isolation body mounts. The result is a noticeably quieter, more stable ride than a standard Ford E-Series Class C build, particularly on long highway stretches and in crosswinds. Driver-assist equipment includes integrated backup and side-view cameras (with full visibility down both sides while turning or changing lanes), cruise control, hill start assist, electronic stability control, traction control, driver and passenger airbags, automatic emergency braking, and SecuriLock anti-theft ignition.
Construction
The body uses TuffShell vacuum-bond laminated floors, sidewalls, and roof, with bead-foam insulation rated to R-24 max in the roof, R-9 max in the floor, and R-5 max in the walls. The one-piece fiberglass roof and one-piece fiberglass front cap remove the common Class C water intrusion points where roof seams and front-cap junctions typically fail on volume-tier products. The automotive-bonded panoramic window in the front cap brightens the cab-over bunk with natural light, a feature the SE doesn't offer.
Power, Climate, and Solar
Every Odyssey comes standard with a 4,000-watt generator, a 1,000-watt inverter, a 12V house battery, 30-amp electrical service, a transfer switch with reverse polarity protection, a 12.2-gallon propane tank with LP quick-connect, a winterization drain system, a 12V demand water pump, and a full-coach water filtration system. Solar prep is standard, and an optional 200-watt solar panel with dual controller adds a second house battery for extended off-grid range. Climate runs a 15,000 BTU ducted A/C, a 30,000 BTU auto-ignition furnace, and a 6-gallon gas/electric DSI water heater. An optional dual 13,500 BTU A/C setup with power management is available on the 26M, 27U, 29V, 30Z, and 31F.
Cockpit and Interior
The cockpit pairs the 9-inch Sony infotainment center (tilt and swivel screen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, AM/FM/SiriusXM, Bluetooth) with swivel driver and passenger seats, a tilt steering wheel, power windows and door locks, an auxiliary start switch, and a cab privacy curtain. Every floor plan features 84-inch ceiling height, hardwood cabinet doors and drawer fronts, high-intensity recessed LED ceiling lights, LED-lit slideout fascia, pleated blackout shades, and an interior command center. The living room gets the standard LED HD Smart TV, a JBL audio system, and cable TV hookup. An electric fireplace is standard on the 26M and 30Z.
Galley and Bath
The galley pairs a 10-cubic-foot 12V refrigerator (no propane required, which cuts LP use while boondocking) with an all-in-one cooktop and oven, a residential-size microwave, an LED-lit countertop, a recessed stainless steel sink with roll-up cover, a decorative backsplash, ball-bearing drawer guides, and a pop-up charging station with a 120V outlet and USB plugs. Every Odyssey also includes the Entegra-exclusive legless dinette table, which converts from mealtime to bedtime without the typical floor-mounted leg. The bathroom features a shower with decorative surround, glass door, skylight, and light, a recessed stainless steel sink, a porcelain foot-flush toilet, and a powered roof vent.
Exterior
Outside, the Odyssey runs frameless windows, the one-piece fiberglass front cap with panoramic window and power shade, fiberglass exterior walls with vinyl graphics, aluminum running boards, the electric patio awning with LED lights, slideout cover awnings, an entrance door with an industry-largest travel-view window and interior grab handle, an electric entrance step with integrated house battery compartment, an exterior utility center, an outside shower, an exterior LED HD Smart TV with two JBL marine-grade speakers, remote-controlled side-view mirrors, satellite dish prep, a Winegard 2.0 Wi-Fi/4G antenna, a third brake light, and remote keyless cab entry. A roof ladder comes on every floor plan except the 30Z. A lighted pass-through storage compartment is included on select floor plans.
The Seven Odyssey Floor Plans
All seven floor plans share the 14,500-pound GVWR, 22,000-pound GCWR, 100-inch exterior width, 11 feet 8 inches exterior height, 84-inch interior height, and 55-gallon fuel tank. Every Odyssey includes a 750-pound-capacity cab-over bunk with safety net and a custom-molded ABS surround.
24B: 26 feet 8 inches on a 181-inch wheelbase. The most compact Odyssey, with a rear Queen bed.
25R: 28 feet 8 inches on a 181-inch wheelbase. Rear Queen bed with optional theater seating in place of the sofa.
26M: 28 feet 8 inches on a 181-inch wheelbase. The couples-focused layout with a Queen power Murphy bed that stows during the day, plus a standard electric fireplace and optional theater seating in place of the dinette.
27U: 29 feet 11 inches on a 195-inch wheelbase. The only Odyssey with a King-size bed.
29V: 32 feet 6 inches on a 223-inch wheelbase. Rear Queen bed on the longer-wheelbase platform.
30Z: 32 feet 6 inches on a 223-inch wheelbase. Rear Queen bed with a standard electric fireplace.
31F: 32 feet 7 inches on a 223-inch wheelbase. The family flagship, pairing the rear Queen with dedicated rear bunks rated at an industry-exclusive 300 pounds each, plus wall-mounted tablet holders in each bunk. Sleeps up to seven with the cab-over bunk.
Nightstand amenities vary by plan. The 27U, 29V, 30Z, and 31F get USB ports and wireless charging in the nightstands. The 24B, 25R, and 26M get a USB port in the cabinet over the bed. An optional bedroom LED HD Smart TV is available on every plan except the 26M.
Shopping the Odyssey? Buyers at the premium Class C gas tier typically also compare the value-focused Odyssey SE (chassis choice between Ford E-350 and Chevrolet 4500 at a lower price, without the E-Z Drive package, frameless windows, or panoramic front cap window), the flagship Esteem (which steps up to the Ford E-450 chassis with the E-Z Drive Elite package including Koni FSD shocks), and the compact AWD Condor (a very different use case built around a heated gear garage on the Ford Transit AWD or Mercedes Sprinter AWD chassis). Browse the full Entegra Coach lineup at MHSRV to compare floor plans, pricing, and features across the brand.
Entegra Odyssey FAQs
What is the Entegra Coach Odyssey?
The Entegra Coach Odyssey is a premium-tier Class C gas motorhome built by Entegra Coach (a subsidiary of Jayco and part of the Thor Industries family of companies). It's built on the Ford E-Series chassis with the 7.3L V-8 325HP gas engine, TuffShell vacuum-bond laminated construction, hardwood cabinet doors and drawers, and Entegra's standard Customer Value Package. The Odyssey sits in the middle of Entegra's Class C gas lineup, above the value-focused Odyssey SE and separate from the flagship Esteem.
What chassis is the Entegra Odyssey built on?
The Entegra Odyssey is built on the Ford E-Series chassis with the 7.3L V-8 gas engine rated at 325 horsepower and 450 lb-ft of torque, paired with the Ford 6-speed TorqShift series transmission with overdrive. Standard chassis features include a 210-amp alternator, tire pressure monitoring, power anti-lock brakes, E-rated highway tires, a 55-gallon fuel tank, and a catalytic converter theft deterrent. The 14,500-pound GVWR and 22,000-pound GCWR are consistent across every floor plan.
How much can the Entegra Odyssey tow?
The Entegra Odyssey has a 7,500-pound hitch with a 750-pound tongue capacity and a 7-pin plug. That's meaningfully larger than the Odyssey SE's 5,000-pound hitch with 500-pound tongue and 4-pin plug. The Odyssey's tow rating handles a small toad vehicle, an enclosed trailer, a small boat, or other recreational gear beyond the lighter-duty limits of the SE.
What's the difference between the Entegra Odyssey and the Odyssey SE?
The Odyssey and Odyssey SE are sister products in Entegra's Class C gas family. Both share TuffShell vacuum-bond construction, the 4,000-watt generator, and Entegra's interior craftsmanship. The Odyssey comes standard with the E-Z Drive ride and handling package, frameless windows, the panoramic front cap window with power shade, integrated side-view cameras, the 9-inch Sony infotainment, hardwood cabinet doors, LED-lit kitchen countertops, and a 7,500-pound hitch with 7-pin plug. The SE is the value-focused entry tier: a chassis choice between Ford E-350 and Chevrolet 4500 on most floor plans, a 5,000-pound hitch with 4-pin plug, framed windows, a molded front cap without the panoramic window, and a lower price of entry. Pick the Odyssey for the ride package and premium features. Pick the SE for the lowest entry price into an Entegra Class C.
What's the difference between the Entegra Odyssey and the Esteem (Class C gas)?
The Odyssey and Esteem are two separate Class C gas product families, not tiers of one family. The Odyssey is Entegra's mid-range line on the Ford E-Series chassis with the E-Z Drive package and standard Customer Value Package. The Esteem is the flagship line on the Ford E-450 chassis with the E-Z Drive Elite package, which adds Koni FSD shocks for an even more refined ride. Buyers cross-shopping the two are deciding between the Odyssey's E-Series platform and the Esteem's E-450 platform, plus the ride and handling tier difference. Pick the Odyssey for the E-Series platform at a lower entry price. Pick the Esteem for the E-450 platform and the Elite ride package with Koni FSD shocks.
What's the difference between the Odyssey and the Condor?
Both are Entegra Class C gas motorhomes at MHSRV, but they solve different problems. The Odyssey is the premium-tier full-size Class C on the Ford E-Series chassis with the 7.3L V-8 gas engine, seven floor plans from roughly 27 to 33 feet, the E-Z Drive ride package, and configurations including a bunk-model family plan (31F). The Condor is Entegra's compact AWD Class C, offered on the Ford Transit AWD or Mercedes-Benz Sprinter AWD, in two shorter plans, with a heated rear garage for gear, a wet bath, and off-pavement-focused equipment. Pick the Odyssey for a full-size Class C footprint, seven layout choices, and traditional family camping. Pick the Condor for AWD capability, dispersed-campsite access, and gear-hauling versatility.
What is the E-Z Drive ride and handling package?
E-Z Drive is Entegra's signature ride and handling enhancement for the Class C gas segment, standard on every Odyssey via the Customer Value Package. It includes a computer-balanced driveshaft, front and rear stabilizer bars, Hellwig helper springs, and rubber isolation body mounts. The result is a noticeably quieter, more stable ride than a standard Ford E-Series Class C build, particularly on long highway stretches and in crosswinds. The Esteem family uses an upgraded E-Z Drive Elite package that adds Koni FSD shocks.
What is the Customer Value Package on the Entegra Odyssey?
The Customer Value Package (CVP) is Entegra's mandatory standard equipment bundle on every Odyssey. It includes the E-Z Drive ride and handling enhancement, the automotive-bonded panoramic window in the front cap with power shade, frameless windows, heated holding tanks with 12V pads, the electric patio awning with LED lights, the black tank flush, the 9-inch Sony infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, integrated backup and side-view cameras, and the LED HD Smart TV in the living area. The CVP is the primary differentiator between the Odyssey and the entry-tier Odyssey SE.
What floor plans does the Entegra Odyssey come in?
The Entegra Odyssey is available at MHSRV in seven floor plans: the 24B (26 feet 8 inches, rear Queen bed, the most compact Odyssey), 25R (28 feet 8 inches, rear Queen bed), 26M (28 feet 8 inches, Queen power Murphy bed, standard electric fireplace), 27U (29 feet 11 inches, rear King bed, the only Odyssey with a King), 29V (32 feet 6 inches, rear Queen bed, longer wheelbase), 30Z (32 feet 6 inches, rear Queen bed, standard electric fireplace), and 31F (32 feet 7 inches, rear Queen bed plus dedicated rear bunks, the family flagship). All seven share the Ford E-Series chassis, 7.3L V-8 325HP engine, 14,500-pound GVWR, and 22,000-pound GCWR.
Does the Entegra Odyssey come in a bunk model floor plan?
Yes. The Entegra Odyssey 31F is the family-flagship bunk model, featuring dedicated rear bunks with an industry-exclusive 300-pound capacity each in addition to the rear Queen bed and the 750-pound capacity cab-over bunk. Combined, the 31F sleeps up to seven across three sleeping zones. It also includes wall-mounted tablet holders in each bunk, a useful detail for families traveling with kids.
Does the Entegra Odyssey come in a Murphy bed floor plan?
Yes. The Entegra Odyssey 26M features a Queen-size power Murphy bed that stows during the day to free up living space, paired with a standard electric fireplace. The 26M is the couples-focused floor plan in the lineup, suited to buyers who prefer a flexible living-area-by-day, bedroom-by-night configuration over a dedicated rear bedroom.
Does the Entegra Odyssey come with solar?
Every Entegra Odyssey comes standard with solar prep. An optional 200-watt solar panel with dual controller and a second house battery is available for extended off-grid range. Standard power management includes a 4,000-watt generator, a 1,000-watt inverter, a 12V house battery, 30-amp electrical service, and a transfer switch with reverse polarity protection.
Does the Entegra Odyssey come with a fireplace?
Yes, on the 26M and 30Z floor plans. The Entegra Odyssey 26M and 30Z both include a standard electric fireplace. The other five floor plans (24B, 25R, 27U, 29V, 31F) do not include the fireplace.
How much does an Entegra Odyssey cost?
Motor Home Specialist offers industry-leading discount pricing on every new Entegra Odyssey for sale, well below MSRP, so you save thousands compared to other Entegra Coach dealers. Pricing varies by floor plan and optional equipment (dual A/C with power management, automatic hydraulic leveling jacks, 200-watt solar with second house battery, bedroom TV, theater seating). Used Odyssey pricing varies by model year, mileage, condition, and equipment. Browse current Entegra Odyssey inventory at MHSRV for up-to-date pricing or contact our sales team for a personalized quote.
Where can I buy an Entegra Odyssey?
Motor Home Specialist in Alvarado, Texas is the #1 volume-selling motor home dealer in the world, the #1 Entegra Coach dealer in the country, and stocks one of the largest selections of new and used Entegra Odyssey Class C gas motorhomes for sale anywhere. MHSRV serves Entegra Odyssey buyers nationwide and offers 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. Used inventory features and specifications may vary by model year, and shoppers are strongly encouraged to verify the exact specifications, features, and condition of any specific used Odyssey with an MHSRV product expert before purchase. For the latest information be sure to check with your salesperson and/or the coach manufacturer and verify before purchase.
