Quality control?
We spent last 2 weekends looking at new 5th wheels. Both brands we were looking at had numerous issues, from slides not working to torn vinyl flooring, seals on slides and trim hanging, to valances t...
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Pbutler97 wrote:dougrainer wrote:
When they leave the Manufacturer, items ARE correct and in good repair.
Sure they are ROFLMAO. Spoken like a true Industry insider. You should be in sales lol.
Every week or so the RVbusiness website posts up a whole article of these RVs leaving the manufacturer with items correct and in good repair.
That's just the defects that the NHTSA gives a krap about. For each one of those issues you're going to have a dozen others that fall under categories such as substandard carpentry, cheap or defective materials, peeling pleather, or just plain bad workmanship and assembly. On and on it goes and the buyer is left holding the bag. The warranties are structured to screw over the buyer and isolate the manufacturers exposure as much as possible.
The RV Industry is rotten from top to bottom.
Quality control does not exist in the RV Industry.
You yourself have posted on these boards how bad the Furrion appliances are yet they are in a good 80% or more of all RVs produced, along with all the other LCI garbage one gets.
That website really opened my eyes! I know that the industry has a terrible quality control issue (little to none) but I had no idea it was so widespread. My camping pals and I inevitably get to this subject every time we camp but we are barely scratching the surface.
