Does anyone else find...

N-Trouble wrote:
If you try to compare the RV market to the auto market there is a lot of things that will "annoy you to hell"

That is so true!!!

As long as I can make sense of it all in the end, I'm ok.

3oaks wrote:
I don't shop that often for a new RV, so it doesn't really annoy me.

That last time we were in the market for a new RV, I found just the opposite. Could not find the newest model, shown on their web-site, on any dealer's lot. Wanted to see in person before making a decision on which model to order.

The other one on my short list, a KZ, I can't find anywhere closer than about 600 miles. There is 1 KZ dealer in the entire state of AZ and I'm not dropping ~$40k without sitting my ass in one, first. :-)

Lyle

laknox wrote:
...the manufacturers' habit of putting new model-year RVs on dealers' lots =before= they update their old brochures, sample books and WEB SITES annoying as hell?

Lyle

Somebody on here bought a new RV and in the brochure said tanks were listed as a certain size but in real life tanks were actually a lot smaller. After buying and finding out different he questioned the manufacture. Manufacture directed him to an asterisk and a footnote that said the manufacture has the right to change at any time, or words to that effect.

Now days, I guess people need to bring along a empty gallon jug to verify tanks sizes before signing any paper work.

Yes I do. I hate looking up a new rig when all the specs are marked "TBD" not just on weight but on fresh water etc...

If you try to compare the RV market to the auto market there is a lot of things that will "annoy you to hell"

I don't shop that often for a new RV, so it doesn't really annoy me.

That last time we were in the market for a new RV, I found just the opposite. Could not find the newest model, shown on their web-site, on any dealer's lot. Wanted to see in person before making a decision on which model to order.