Eagle vs Montana High Country vs Avenue

Pbutler97 wrote:

TXiceman wrote:
Have you looked at the Grand Design product line? I believe they are a bit better than the ones you listed.

Ken

I have, and actually owned one, but believe what you wish, I don't. They talk a good line but they're just a slapped together, mass produced Indiana RV stuffed full of LCI junk like most all the rest. One of the players in Alliance RV which makes the Avenue the OP mentions, was a player in Grand Design, and before that Keystone. It's the same old thing over and over.

If I was the OP I'd not get obsessed over brand, but would be looking at individual units on a dealers lot somewhere that has at least 3 or more of the same rigs sitting side by side. The word consistency is not in the RV Industry's vocabulary.

It's gonna be tough though because what I have seen is everything out there built since 2020 is mostly garbage. Not that they were much better prior.

TXiceman wrote:
Have you looked at the Grand Design product line? I believe they are a bit better than the ones you listed.

Ken

wowens79 wrote:

TXiceman wrote:
Have you looked at the Grand Design product line? I believe they are a bit better than the ones you listed.

Ken

Thanks for the suggestion. I have looked at GD, and they are in the running. There are 2 things I don't like, I don't like the dark cabinets (23's are lighter, but wanting a closeout), and I want a residential fridge, I don't trust that Furrion 12v fridge.

handsome51 wrote:
Pbutler97, I will disagree with you on you last statement(Not that they were much better prior).
I have a 2006 Carriage I bought brand new in 2006. It is a very well build Rv. They don't build them like that anymore.

I will admit that RV manufacturers make the RV look nice on the inside and outside. But they aren't very good in between.