Keystone cougar

We had a 2005 Cougar and it served us well. It was a short model 28', belive it was the 254 which there were few of. It had a a 2800 lb. cargo capacity which was great. Really built well I thought. So when the time came last year to replace we looked at the Cougars first. Was really, really disappointed in how the quality had dropped from the '05. Easily could tell how Keystone has cheaped them up. We ended up with another brand.

All manufacturers have issues. I've had two Keystone products with no issues. Good luck

I have had 2 Keystone TT's with good success! Generally, Cougars are a pretty good camper. Lots of folks in Indiana have them. When camping, I've never heard anyone complain about anything with them. Their owners seems to really like them.

We had a 2008 318 SAB and upgraded to a 2013 333MKS. They both had minor problems but both prove(d) to be good values.

I see Cougars everywhere around our area. I know someone who has one and they've been very pleased. Good unit.

I've never owned a Cougar but......

I believe they are the #1 selling brand for many past years so there are a A LOT of them out there. As such, you are more likely to hear the horror stories that occur with any RV manufacturer. Reading a couple of internet stories of 1 person with a bad unit wouldn't sway me in the slightest.

Buying an RV from any of the mainstream manufacturers and their related price points is a bit of a "roll of the dice." I have to think Keystone (manufacturer of Cougar) were turning out lemon after lemon they wouldn't be selling as many trailers as they are. Fwiw.... I'm currently shopping for a new trailer and some Cougars are pretty high up my list.

We love our Cougar. Had it for 2 years now. We have spent approximately 90 nights in it, and traveled close to 8,000 miles.

We had about a 2003 Cougar for a few years. It was pretty much problem free and we liked it. Good luck. Keith

Had a lot of problems with ours in first year but it seems to have settled down now. Just started our second cross the country trip with it. Did ~7,500 miles in 3 wks last year probably the same this trip.

Had a Keystone TT and now the 5er in my sig. No problems with either one. I think for the money they are good. As stated, everyone seems to have reported problems.