Artum Snowbird wrote:
If you buy new now, expect stupid problems. These things are put together by people that work in an assembly line... it's hit or miss for screws to fit backing or even more important things. Most of these things experienced RV owners fix themselves and make a note about but don't complain. If you want to complain, expect a long wait and not a very happy result it seems.
IMHO buying at the top of the pack pays for itself easily and quickly, but trying to buy into the lower levels it a hit or miss good luck story.
IOW, buy a Prevost or an Airstream if you want a trailer and live happily ever after.
