Winnebago Outlook 2007
I'm considering purchasing a 2007 Winnebago Outlook. It has only 8000 miles on it does anyone know why they changed the name from Minnie Winnie to Outlook? And does anyone have any information abo...
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Never understand Winnebago (nor Jayco) model line changes, but it usuaully has to do with market repositioning. Sometimes a name disappears for a while and comes back on something completely different.
29B was never a MinnieWinnie/Sundancer, from introduction it was Minnie/Spirit, Winnebago's C entry lines, which were positioned to compete with Jayco midrange, F-R, FourWinds-Chateau-Dutchmen upscale lines.
Names change when Winnebago introduced a lower cost construction to compete in the entry price market, Minnie models went into the now upscale Outlook line, MinnieWinnie and Sundancer models disappeared.
Marketing reasons. Note also, at the same time F-R took the Sunseeker more upscale, Jayco dropped their entry Escapade, so they had different ideas about where the market was going.
29B was never a MinnieWinnie/Sundancer, from introduction it was Minnie/Spirit, Winnebago's C entry lines, which were positioned to compete with Jayco midrange, F-R, FourWinds-Chateau-Dutchmen upscale lines.
Names change when Winnebago introduced a lower cost construction to compete in the entry price market, Minnie models went into the now upscale Outlook line, MinnieWinnie and Sundancer models disappeared.
Marketing reasons. Note also, at the same time F-R took the Sunseeker more upscale, Jayco dropped their entry Escapade, so they had different ideas about where the market was going.
