Newmar Class A
While I appreciate all the positive comments regarding Newmar Motorhomes it might be wise to treat all reviews with some health skepticism so as to make a moree informed buying decision. I looked at a...
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We have owned our 2000 Mountain Aire since fall of 2009, it had been in dry storage for the prior 9 years, a sad story of sudden illness of the original buyer. We went thru the wake up period of rotted tires & hoses, frozen/broken, water systems.
We have poisoned the coach with bad fuel, electrocuted it by hooking it up to an out of phase electrical hook up, and made almost every mistake a nubi can make on a Class A, but never once have I had to cope with poor quality parts or poor quality workmanship by Newmar, or a company out of business.
Every time I had questions or needed parts they were always there with what I needed, even if it was simply a how to do some thing.
I feel sorry for you if you have had problems with Newmar, and hope that it not a sign of the times, or indications of things to come.
We have poisoned the coach with bad fuel, electrocuted it by hooking it up to an out of phase electrical hook up, and made almost every mistake a nubi can make on a Class A, but never once have I had to cope with poor quality parts or poor quality workmanship by Newmar, or a company out of business.
Every time I had questions or needed parts they were always there with what I needed, even if it was simply a how to do some thing.
I feel sorry for you if you have had problems with Newmar, and hope that it not a sign of the times, or indications of things to come.
