2015 Allegro 32SA
My DW and I are seriously considering moving up from a Class C to an Allegro Gas Class A. They seem to be quality rigs, but I am hoping I can get some feedback if this Company is as good as I think ...
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knoxcamper
Since you are so close to the Tiffin plant I suggest that you drive down and take the plant tour. They are done daily at I believe 9:30 AM. While there you should take the very short drive over to the paint plant which is an amazing operation. The tour is up close and personal and you can even ask your questions directly to the workers. For some reason there are those that have a strong dislike for Tiffin. You will find that most of then have never owned one. We are on our second. We had our first Allegro Bay Gas coach for about ten years. We loved it and had very few problems. Our current coach listed below we have had for 11 months and have about 14,000 miles on it. We have had only the usual new coach problems. One thing that you can be sure of it that Tiffin will stand behind your coach many years after the warranty expires. There are a lot of nice coaches out there; we just prefer Tiffin. Yes you should be able to hold for a 25-26% discount off the actual manufactured price. If you want to order a new one you usually can work a better deal. If you order one then you can get the build date and go watch it be built and painted. A fun and educational experience. Good Luck
Since you are so close to the Tiffin plant I suggest that you drive down and take the plant tour. They are done daily at I believe 9:30 AM. While there you should take the very short drive over to the paint plant which is an amazing operation. The tour is up close and personal and you can even ask your questions directly to the workers. For some reason there are those that have a strong dislike for Tiffin. You will find that most of then have never owned one. We are on our second. We had our first Allegro Bay Gas coach for about ten years. We loved it and had very few problems. Our current coach listed below we have had for 11 months and have about 14,000 miles on it. We have had only the usual new coach problems. One thing that you can be sure of it that Tiffin will stand behind your coach many years after the warranty expires. There are a lot of nice coaches out there; we just prefer Tiffin. Yes you should be able to hold for a 25-26% discount off the actual manufactured price. If you want to order a new one you usually can work a better deal. If you order one then you can get the build date and go watch it be built and painted. A fun and educational experience. Good Luck
