Wife and I live and travel in our Cedar Creek, spent the last two winters in it up north. Last years artic express had low temps at -33 degrees and so for this winter lows about 2 or so. No real problem living in the cold.Two a/c units make hot weather good as well. One of the big selling points (for us) is that it's built similar to the DRV's (not laminated) and no OSB flooring- DRV frame and axle are bigger and better. Would like that extra inch of insulation that DRV has also, but the cost of the DRV is not a reality for us and the DRV Tradition is quite similar in construction.
After saying all that; The campground I'm in at this moment is full of gas field workers (Marcellus Shale) and they live in all kinds of trailers from little 20 ft TT, to nicer fifth wheels and the high end mostly are in the same grouping as my 5'ver, and seen a class A from time to time.
You can live in just about anything you want, but get what you know is built to what you think is best (like us) and the inside fits you as well. I do believe that you get good bang for your buck with a Cedar Creek
