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Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB vs Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS

2026 Travel Trailer comparison · side-by-side specs, verdict, and who each is best for.

Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB

Cruiser RV

MPG 2110RB

$40,161 · 25'11" · sleeps 4

Full Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB details →
Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS

Winnebago

Minnie Plus 26RBSS

$39,498 · 29'6" · sleeps 4

Full Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS details →

Quick verdict

The 2026 Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB and 2026 Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS are both Travel Trailer floorplans, but they target different missions. At 25.9 ft, the Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB runs 3.6 ft shorter than the 29.5-ft Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS. Dry weight separates them by 928 lb (5,352 vs 6,280).

Grey-tank holding favors the Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS by 39 gal. The Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB ships with 190W of solar; the Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS has no solar listed. Equipment-wise, Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB adds theater seating; Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB adds a residential fridge.

Pricing: $40,161 for the Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB versus $39,498 for the Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS, putting the Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS $663 lower. The pick comes down to layout priority rather than overall spec advantage. GVWR is set at 7,680 lb for the Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB versus 9,995 lb for the Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS, so the cargo headroom is 2,296 lb on the Cruiser RV side and unlisted on the Winnebago side.

Side-by-side specs

Cruiser RV MPG 2110RBWinnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS
MSRP$40,161$39,498
Length25'11"29'6"
Dry weight5,352 lbs6,280 lbs
GVWR7,680 lbs9,995 lbs
Sleeps44
Slides11
Fresh tank46 gal50 gal
Grey tank30 gal69 gal
Black tank30 gal28 gal
LP9.4 gal9.5 gal
Solar190W
Inverter
Generator
Bathfull
Bedkingqueen
4-seasonNoNo
Off-roadNoNo
Outdoor kitchenNoNo
Washer/dryernonenone
Residential fridgeYesNo

Where Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB wins

  • Lighter at 5,352 lb dry vs 6,280 lb (928 lb savings)
  • Shorter at 25.9 ft vs 29.5 ft (3.6 ft easier to park)
  • Factory 190W solar; no solar on the Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS
  • Theater seating standard
  • 12V residential fridge

Where Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS wins

  • Lower MSRP at $39,498 vs $40,161 ($663 less)
  • Bigger freshwater tank (50 gal vs 46 gal)
  • Larger grey tank (69 gal vs 30 gal) for longer off-grid stays
  • Higher GVWR (9,995 lb vs 7,680 lb) for more loaded payload

Pick the Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB if…

Smaller campsites and tighter storage favor the Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB's 25.9-ft footprint over the Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS's 29.5 ft. Buyers towing with a half-ton or mid-size SUV benefit from 5,352 lb dry, well under the 6,280 lb of the Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS. Off-grid days are easier with the Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB's 190W of factory solar. Movie-night campers appreciate the theater seating standard on the Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB. Cold-storage volume favors the Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB, which fits a residential 12V fridge instead of a smaller absorption unit. Couples wanting a king-bed master find it on the Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB. The $40,161 MSRP runs above the Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS's $39,498, so the spec advantages above need to justify the $663 step-up for you.

Pick the Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS if…

Long-stay travelers wanting extra interior square footage get it from the Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS's 29.5-ft layout (vs 25.9 ft on the Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB). Owners who already have a three-quarter-ton tow rig can absorb the Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS's 6,280 lb dry weight versus 5,352 lb on the Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB. Budget-sensitive buyers also save $663 versus the Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB at MSRP. Day-to-day livability on the Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS comes down to whether its 29.5' footprint and 4-sleeper plan fits your group size.

Frequently asked

Which is lighter to tow, the Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB or the Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS?

The Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB is lighter at 5,352 lb dry vs 6,280 lb for the Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS, a 928-lb difference. Hitch weights run 680 lb (Cruiser RV) and unlisted (Winnebago).

Which holds more fresh water for boondocking?

Fresh tank is 46 gal on the Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB and 50 gal on the Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS. The Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS carries 4 more gal of fresh, plus 30/69 gal grey and 30/28 gal black between them.

What's the price difference between the 2026 Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB and Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS?

The Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS lists $663 less at MSRP ($40,161 for the Cruiser RV MPG 2110RB vs $39,498 for the Winnebago Minnie Plus 26RBSS). Dealer discounts typically narrow that gap further.