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If you visit the Keystone website and look under the TT section, you'll see that there are 3 "classes" of TT's -- Standard, Select and Premium/Luxury. In most cases, there is little , if any, difference in the basic construction of one to another and the appliances may also be similar. The Select and Premium/Luxury models offer a few more "bells and whistles" and "creature comfort" items --- counter tops, chairs and upholstery, etc.

First, you need to find an RV that is a good match - towing wise - for your tow vehicle. Once you have determined what your TV is capable of safely towing, then look for a unit that falls within the weight limits and towing capacity of your TV. After this is determined, look for a floor plan that meets your needs. This is a very personal decision - what one person likes, another dislikes.

You have to stay within the limitations of your TV. You may like a certain model and floor plan but it might be unsuitable for you to tow safely.

If you live in an area where you can visit an RV dealership and go through some of these units, that will give you a better idea of what features you like or dislike.