Sunseeker 3050S

Happy with our Sunseeker. Took us to Alaska and back last summer. Opps yes the windshield has a crack, but I don't blame that on Forest River.

One can debate brands and models ad nauseum as to concerns real or perceived. Other than a few minor things that I took issue with, I love my Sunseeker and loved my ROO the same.

Recently sold our 2003 Sunseeker 2900S. We never had any major issue with it and 99% of the little things that went wrong were easily fixed. Just saw the newer ones at a recent show they look great and I would have no hesitation buying another one. We went with a new TT for different reasons but none were for poor workmanship!

We have a 2016 sunseeker 2250 which has had no problems. Fit and finish has been very good w/ fiberglass including the roof.

Our friends just visited us with their 30' Sunseeker. I've always been impressed by their well-thought-out floorplans and apparent quality; and their motorhome is truly beautiful. But it was pretty obvious that Sunseeker builds a solid TV - our friends hit some sort of debris on the expressway that caused their inner dually wheel to explode :-( The damage to the RV? It took out the wheel-well fender - an easy and cheap repair. Our friend said it appears that the wheelwell itself is metal-reinforced?

Those brands, Sunseeker and Forester, have emerged as rising stars over the last several years. I'd definitely consider them.