2009 newmar bay star vs a 2016 thor
I’m looking into purchasing a 2009 newmar bay star but another dealer has showed me a 2016 Thor same length. The cost seems to be similar of course the newer model Thor costs a bit more but I’m being...
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Tom/Barb wrote:way2roll wrote:Tom/Barb wrote:
One must remember Thor's top of the line, compares with Newmar's entry level coach.
Look I know you have a Newmar, but this is one of the more ridiculous posts I've seen. There's nothing remotely factual about it. If you can't offer objective and helpful advice at least get off the brand bashing bandwagon.
You must have a Thor,, and bashing is kin to slapping your girl friend. Sorry But I have my Opinion.
I don't have a Thor, I've had a thor among a few other brands so I do have real world experience and know what I am talking about. Your opinion as it seems is pretty far off base - and that's my opinion.
And what's with the comment about slapping your girlfriend? That's just weird and creepy. But seems to fall in line with your other "advice".
To the OP - I hope you are getting a clear picture of what to take as good advice and what to ignore. It might be helpful to know exactly what you are looking for and what your budget is. A certain floorplan, how you will use it, how often etc.
