Nexus RV
I just spent the last 2 days at the Nexus Factory. I bought my Nexus Class C 13 months ago. I had a couple of minor issues I needed taken care of... namely the backup camera and a couple of other issues.
On the way to Elkhart I stopped in a campground outside of Indianapolis. The sun was pretty bright when I pulled in so I put the awning out. Next morning, I packed everything up, checked everything (I thought) and pulled out. You can guess the rest. Yep, I left the awning out. Got almost out of the campground when the awning hit one of the lamp posts. Tore it up pretty bad. Contacted a local RV service person and they removed the awning.
Proceeded on to Nexus. I had scheduled 3 days for the stuff I needed attended to. At the end of the first day, they had replaced the awning and fixed all but one of the other things on my list. By noon the second day, they were done.
When presented with a bill, I was flabergasted. Most of the stuff was at No Charge, even though it wasn't under warranty. The awning, they replaced at their cost, plus a minor amount for labor. As you might imagine, I was pleasantly surprised.
While I was there I got to inspect the new Nexus Ghost close up. This is an awesome unit for anyone looking for a C+. Nothing compares when you match feature for feature and price.
By the way, for anyone looking for a Phoenix Cruiser, Nexus has several late models (2012 and 2013) that were trade-ins. You can probably make a good deal on one.
As you can tell, I'm a big Nexus fan, and if anyone has any questions about them from an owner's point of view, feel free to send me a private message.
On the way to Elkhart I stopped in a campground outside of Indianapolis. The sun was pretty bright when I pulled in so I put the awning out. Next morning, I packed everything up, checked everything (I thought) and pulled out. You can guess the rest. Yep, I left the awning out. Got almost out of the campground when the awning hit one of the lamp posts. Tore it up pretty bad. Contacted a local RV service person and they removed the awning.
Proceeded on to Nexus. I had scheduled 3 days for the stuff I needed attended to. At the end of the first day, they had replaced the awning and fixed all but one of the other things on my list. By noon the second day, they were done.
When presented with a bill, I was flabergasted. Most of the stuff was at No Charge, even though it wasn't under warranty. The awning, they replaced at their cost, plus a minor amount for labor. As you might imagine, I was pleasantly surprised.
While I was there I got to inspect the new Nexus Ghost close up. This is an awesome unit for anyone looking for a C+. Nothing compares when you match feature for feature and price.
By the way, for anyone looking for a Phoenix Cruiser, Nexus has several late models (2012 and 2013) that were trade-ins. You can probably make a good deal on one.
As you can tell, I'm a big Nexus fan, and if anyone has any questions about them from an owner's point of view, feel free to send me a private message.
