Vogue Motorhome Years & Models

By Year
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998

By Year
29
31
33
35
37
Cosmopolitan
Prevost
Prima Vista
Vision
Vogue
Vogue Classic
Vogue II
Vogue III
Vogue IV
Vogue V

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Vogue History

Vogue was started in 1974 in Los Angeles, CA. by a former Winnebago dealer named Andy Alburn. At some point, Vogue was sold and manufacturing was moved to Pryor, Oklahoma. The Vogue line was later acquired by Harvey Mitchell in 1990 and later sold to Featherlite Coach in 1998.

The Vogue units produced during Mitchell's ownership (1990-1998) are some of the most sought after and referred to as "Mitchell-Vogues."

Vogue coaches were built on Chevrolet, Gillig, John Deere, and Crown Bus chassis'. (more)

Vogue Motorhome Photo Gallery

1990 Vogue Prima Vista 37' Motorhome (A)

Built on a Crown chassis, CAT 300 HP engine
Archived 3/27/2026

1989 Vogue Prima Vista 37' Motorhome (A)

Slide-Out, built on a Crown chassis, CAT 300 HP engine
Archived 3/7/2026

1984 Vogue II 29' Motorhome (B)

Center twin beds, rear bath
Archived 9/23/2017

1985 Vogue III 35' Motorhome (B)

Diesel pusher, Crown bus chassis,
side isle floor plan, rear queen bed
Archived 9/23/2017

1982 Vogue II 37' Motorhome (A)

Diesel pusher, rear queen, Star Bar!
Archived 8/12/2017

1982 Vogue II 29 Motorhome (A)

Center twin beds, rear bath, Chevy 454
Archived 3/19/2017

Diesel pusher
Archived 9/2/2015

Cat 3208, Allison trans, air ride suspension
Archived 9/1/2015

John Deere Chassis, Ford 460 engine
Archived 9/1/2015

Crown Bus chassis, CAT 300HP, Rear Queen Bed
Archived 6/9/2015