What are the better brands
Sorry for the vague questions but I am brand new to RV ing. I've been into motor and sailing yachts for over 30 years so I understand the difference between a Sea Ray and a Hinkley, but i have no such...
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LOL - The best coach for you is the one you like the best, does not break down more than you can afford to fix, and is priced right for your budget.
Over 33 years of RVing/motorhoming I would say most of the people I have met and talked to liked their RVs. Many of them had motorhomes I did not particularly like, but they did. And they were of all kinds of makers. My conclusion, most RV owners like their rigs. A few don't.
So what we seem to be doing in these threads is the age old Chevy-vs-Ford-vs-Dodge and what I own, and so on.
BTW - In my opinion staying in business is not an indication necessarily that you make a good quality product. It may be, but not necessarily. Many companies go out of business because they make a product that is too good and people can or will not pay as much as they need to ask for it.
A number of you have cited Winnebago in this thread. In my humble opinion Winny has stayed in business because they have consistent good management. Their products tend to be middle of the road in cost and quality.
These are just my opinions and they are worth exactly what you paid for them.
Over 33 years of RVing/motorhoming I would say most of the people I have met and talked to liked their RVs. Many of them had motorhomes I did not particularly like, but they did. And they were of all kinds of makers. My conclusion, most RV owners like their rigs. A few don't.
So what we seem to be doing in these threads is the age old Chevy-vs-Ford-vs-Dodge and what I own, and so on.
BTW - In my opinion staying in business is not an indication necessarily that you make a good quality product. It may be, but not necessarily. Many companies go out of business because they make a product that is too good and people can or will not pay as much as they need to ask for it.
A number of you have cited Winnebago in this thread. In my humble opinion Winny has stayed in business because they have consistent good management. Their products tend to be middle of the road in cost and quality.
These are just my opinions and they are worth exactly what you paid for them.
