Toy hauler choices. Opinions needed.
Hi all. Looking for some input. Looked at ax XLR Thunderbolt last week. Test towed a 3305 voltage yesterday and really liked it and the scales approved all weights with safety margins. Would like ...
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We just bought a new TH after about three months of looking at different brands and models. We looked at the following makes, Fuzion, Cyclone, Road Warrior, XLR, Momentum, Raptor, and Voltage's. MSRP prices ranged for the models we where looking at from $87,000 to $115,000. Also we wanted a large garage and over 40' in length.
After narrowing it down it was between the fuzion, cyclone, and momentum (the voltage was just too expensive). I actually traveled 14hrs from northern NH to Michigan to check out the cyclones, as we didn't have any of the floor plans around us. I'm glad I did, I have heard from people how good quality the cyclones were, but I have to disagree. I went to National RV Detroit and must say they had a huge selection, but almost all the 2016 cyclones had visible production issues visible. I was actually happy that I made the trip before ordering.
Anyways after may different trips to different RV dealers we decided the best QUALITY and workmanship was from Grand Designs Momentum. I felt the next runner up was the Fuzion. We ended up ordering a Momentum 388M with options we wanted and got a awesome deal at Vermont Country Campers, as they blew the other dealers out of the water on price. MSRP was almost $93,984 and we got it for low $60's.
If you haven't check out the quality of the Momentum's I recommend you do.
After narrowing it down it was between the fuzion, cyclone, and momentum (the voltage was just too expensive). I actually traveled 14hrs from northern NH to Michigan to check out the cyclones, as we didn't have any of the floor plans around us. I'm glad I did, I have heard from people how good quality the cyclones were, but I have to disagree. I went to National RV Detroit and must say they had a huge selection, but almost all the 2016 cyclones had visible production issues visible. I was actually happy that I made the trip before ordering.
Anyways after may different trips to different RV dealers we decided the best QUALITY and workmanship was from Grand Designs Momentum. I felt the next runner up was the Fuzion. We ended up ordering a Momentum 388M with options we wanted and got a awesome deal at Vermont Country Campers, as they blew the other dealers out of the water on price. MSRP was almost $93,984 and we got it for low $60's.
If you haven't check out the quality of the Momentum's I recommend you do.
