camper styling in america 2017

laknox wrote:

rjsurfer wrote:
I sort of agree with you about interior styling, my 08 Cougar interior looks like the inside of a Bordello (not that I know what one would look like).

I'm always impressed with how the European campers look inside even some of the Australian units. Very clean and simple.

As far as new trucks go some people have the money and want the newest and the best. If they can afford it more power to them, that's America.

To go into long term debt for a $60k truck, I don't think that's the right path to take, but some people have no choice, that too is America.

Ron W

I've thought for a long time that the interiors were designed by '60's hippies suffering from acid flashbacks. :-) Personally, I don't mind solid, contrasting, colors with a =little= patterning, but what we get is sometimes just horrible. Add that and the fact that almost all but the cheapest rigs seem to have vinyl seating... I guess these same burnt out interior designers have never suffered from that condition we call down here "swamp a$$". =Anything= that breathes is much preferable to something that doesn't, especially since the vast majority of people do their camping in the summer months. I like a bit of "homey" feel, but the stark, Ikea-like interiors of the Aussie (sorry RobertRyan) and Euro campers just leaves me cold. I =can= understand the need to have simple interiors for the Aussies, and toyhaulers in general, simply from the fact that they get DIRTY, and that style is a whole lot easier to clean out. But for me (actually the DW, but that means me), the comforts of home are what she, er I, want. :-)

Lyle

Here they would run very quickly in the opposite direction if you turn up with a US style interior.
Tiffin is selling limited numbers of the Allegro Breeze( made RHD in the factory) People like the exterior styling and the quality is reasonable for the units, but the interiors are very much an acquired taste.