Should You Tow a Car Behind an RV or Rent a Car?

Towing a car behind your Class C or Class A RV involves buying a tow hitch, and then taking the time at campsites to hook and unhook it. Renting when you're going to be in a city 2 or more days, makes a lot of sense in many cases. Here, we review the pros and cons of both.
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But there are a lot of cons to towing, such as worsening gas mileage, increased dangers, and more campsite limitations due to the length of both vehicles.
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