After reading the threads concerning wider ATC campers and taller Flatbed campers, the thought comes to mind that folks are evolving towards hardside campers. The most important reason we purchased our Granby was the low height and narrow width, both of which we use every year with less than an inch to spare on both low height and narrow width. The advantage of wider and taller popup campers remains low weight but at the cost of comfort (noise, condensation...).
If we decide to go wider and taller, then our leading contender would be the Bigfoot 1500 model which does not have a "basement" but is very weather proof.
If we decide to go wider and taller, then our leading contender would be the Bigfoot 1500 model which does not have a "basement" but is very weather proof.