When is a new RV not new?
Before taking delivery of a new Winnebago Via, my test drive revealed an abnormal noise when the accelerator was depressed, which went away immediately when I let up on the accelerator. Dealer sales ...
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inkfishman
I am not sure what your concern is. It became a used vehicle as soon as you drove it off the lot. The problem that you had was not with the motor home manufacturer, it was with the chassis manufacturer. Now the question is are you happy with what was done. If not you need to check into what your states stand is on the lemon law and try to return it. If you are pleased with everything I would get with the chassis manufacturer and tell them your concerns. If you word it correctly it is possible that they will extend your drive train warranty some amount greater then the original amount. Since your motor home may never be driven that far you might try to negotiate extending the drive train warranty from five to six years. The bottom line is that you are satisfied with what was done. Good luck.
I am not sure what your concern is. It became a used vehicle as soon as you drove it off the lot. The problem that you had was not with the motor home manufacturer, it was with the chassis manufacturer. Now the question is are you happy with what was done. If not you need to check into what your states stand is on the lemon law and try to return it. If you are pleased with everything I would get with the chassis manufacturer and tell them your concerns. If you word it correctly it is possible that they will extend your drive train warranty some amount greater then the original amount. Since your motor home may never be driven that far you might try to negotiate extending the drive train warranty from five to six years. The bottom line is that you are satisfied with what was done. Good luck.
