Lee’s Auto & RV Ranch in Ellington, Connecticut, has added three 2027 MDC USA XT Expedition Series off-road trailers to its inventory, with advertised prices that differ from displayed retail prices by a combined $43,910. The dealership’s Current Promotions page also lists four additional in-stock RVs with advertised prices below their displayed retail prices.
The three MDC USA models vary in length, sleeping capacity, and equipment. The 2027 MDC USA XT12HR Off-Grid Extreme, stock 13343, is listed at $72,990 compared with a retail price of $83,990, a difference of $11,000. The 18-foot trailer weighs 4,340 pounds and sleeps two, and its listed equipment includes an outdoor kitchen. The unit is marked on order.
The 2027 MDC USA XT16HR Island Off-Grid Extreme, stock 13346, is listed at $93,990 against a retail price of $107,990, a difference of $14,000. It measures 22 feet, weighs 5,470 pounds, and sleeps three. Equipment includes an 800Ah Renogy lithium battery, a 700-watt rooftop solar system, enhanced thermal insulation, and an outdoor kitchen. The listing also identifies a front bedroom.
The 2027 MDC USA XT19HRT Off-Grid Extreme, stock 13273, is listed at $125,990 compared with a retail price of $144,900, a difference of $18,910. It measures 25 feet, weighs 6,610 pounds, and sleeps three, with listed features including an outdoor kitchen and a front bedroom.
These comparisons use the displayed retail and advertised prices and do not represent a guaranteed final purchase cost. Taxes, registration, delivery charges, and financing may affect the amount paid. The dealership notes that listed prices exclude sales tax, registration, and delivery fees.
The Current Promotions page lists four additional RVs. The 2025 Forest River Cherokee Wolf Den 271RK, stock 13040, is listed at $34,997 against $57,026, a difference of $22,029, with features including a rear kitchen, pantry, and RV king bed. The used 2019 Starcraft Super Lite 311BH, stock 12885, is listed at $25,900 against $39,198, a difference of $13,298, and has a private bunkhouse, outdoor kitchen, two slide-outs, and sleeping capacity for up to 10 people. The used 2015 Roadtrek TS-Adventurous TS, stock 12980, is listed at $77,997 against $141,531, a difference of $63,534; this 23-foot Class B diesel motorhome sleeps four. The 2026 Forest River Cherokee Timberwolf 39DK, stock 13224, is listed at $55,499 against $77,459, a difference of $21,960; the 44-foot destination trailer sleeps eight and has four slide-outs. Using these displayed prices, the four listings have combined advertised price differences of $120,821. Buyers should confirm prices, specifications, and availability with the dealership before making a purchase decision.
For people researching RVs in Connecticut, vehicle compatibility is an important part of choosing a trailer. Buyers should compare gross vehicle weight rating, hitch weight, and cargo capacity with their tow vehicle’s towing and payload limits. Dry weight does not include water, camping equipment, or personal belongings, which add to the loaded weight. Solar and battery equipment can support camping without electrical hookups, but operating time depends on more than the rooftop system’s wattage; sunlight, battery storage, weather, and appliance use all affect available power.
“Shoppers may be comparing different formats, from off-road trailers to motorhomes and destination trailers. Looking at each unit’s layout, equipment and intended use can help them decide which setup fits their plans,” said Lee Luginbuhl, President of Lee’s Auto & RV Ranch.
People searching for teardrops RV for sale can start with Lee’s teardrop trailer category and should confirm specific model availability before traveling to Ellington. The dealership, founded by Lee Luginbuhl in 1994, began as a mechanical repair and auto body business and has grown to more than 40 employees operating from a nine-acre property in Ellington, Connecticut. Its business includes automotive services and new and used RV, truck, and trailer sales.
The listings give buyers a range of entry points, from a 2025 travel trailer at $34,997 to a 2027 off-road model at $125,990, and the advertised differences may influence purchase decisions. However, buyers should verify equipment fitted to specific units and review manufacturer specifications before planning off-grid trips, and they should confirm prices, specifications, and availability with the dealership.
