Dynamax

About Dynamax

Dynamax is a motorhome manufacturer in Elkhart, Indiana, founded in 1997 by Dewayne Creighton to build an automotive-style motorhome — starting from a solidly engineered OEM cab chassis and building a cohesively engineered, muscle-car-styled coach on top of it. The company was acquired by Forest River, Inc. (a Berkshire Hathaway company) in 2011 and continues to operate as its own division from a 200,000-square-foot plant on 27 acres on the north side of Elkhart. Dynamax is best known as one of the leading builders of Super C motorhomes — Class C coaches built on heavy-duty truck chassis — with a lineup that includes the Isata series, Force HD, DX3, Dynaquest XL, and Europa, spanning Sprinter-based Class Cs up to Freightliner M2-based luxury Super Cs. A signature detail is its hand-painted exteriors: full-body paint is done in state-of-the-art booths on-site, giving the factory unusual control over finish quality. Coaches are sold through a dealer network and backed by Forest River's warranty program (1-year limited plus 2-year structural for Dynamax products), with a dedicated on-site service department that the brand credits for its strong owner loyalty.

How they build

Automotive thinking applied to motorhomes: start with a proven OEM truck chassis, engineer the coach to flow with its body lines, and finish it with hand-painted full-body exteriors done in-house.

• Super C motorhomes on heavy-duty truck chassis
• Isata, Force HD, DX3, Dynaquest XL, and Europa lines
• Hand-painted full-body exteriors done in-house
• Founded 1997, Forest River division since 2011
• On-site service department

Milestones

1. 1997Founded by Dewayne Creighton to build an automotive-style motorhome
2. 2011Acquired by Forest River, Inc.