Kibbi and Renegade model identification
Kibbi, LLC is the manufacturer name associated with Renegade RV. Search both names when matching recall and vehicle records, then identify the exact coach and chassis. Vienna is a Sprinter-based Class C; describing every Renegade as the same truck-based Super C can send a buyer to the wrong specifications.
Vienna and Veracruz are different chassis decisions
The 2026 Vienna manufacturer page identifies a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter cab chassis, 25 ft 6 in length and an advertised 4,200 lb towing capacity. Verify the unit’s certification label, loaded axle weights and installed receiver before applying that advertised figure.
A McKee RV 2026 Veracruz 32VDS listing, stock 6122, instead identifies Ford F-550, 19,500 lb GVWR and 32 ft 5 in length. Its table calls 12,000 lb “Hitch Weight,” while its description says 10,000 lb towing. That disagreement needs the actual vehicle and receiver documentation; neither number is a measured tongue load.
| Question | Document |
|---|---|
| Engine and chassis servicing | Chassis identity and maintenance schedule |
| House systems and installed options | Coach build sheet and component manuals |
| Loaded towing limits | Certification label, receiver label and scale weights |
A dealer advertisement is not a transaction price
La Mesa’s 2026 Veracruz 30VRM, stockMN225967, advertised $302,209 and identified the same amount as MSRP when examined October 18, 2026. That is a specific advertised example, not an out-the-door quote or evidence of what another buyer paid.
Request a written purchase total with taxes, fees and any financing conditions. Keep the floorplan and stock identity attached when comparing offers; a 30VRM and a 32VDS need not have the same equipment or price.
For a used coach, collect house and chassis repair records and use NHTSA’s VIN lookup. Sleeping capacity, luxury trim and chassis size do not establish remaining cargo capacity.