winnebago trend is now available class c

mlts22 wrote:

There is one item which I am dubious about -- the roof is a rubber one (this assumed by the "roof skin warranty" quote on WGO's page.) Rubber roofs, compared to fiberglass or one piece aluminum offerings, are "when, not if", when it comes to leaks. However, one gets what they pay for, and hitting the top with Dicor every so often may not be a bad trade-off for a decent price.

From the Winnebago web site: "With the purchase of any new Winnebago or Itasca motor home, Winnebago Industries offers a comprehensive 12-month, 15,000-mile warranty, a 3-year, 36,000-mile structural warranty and a 10-year fiberglass roof skin warranty."

Using the standard 25% off number for negotiating, one should be able to get this RV for a bit over 65 grand (based on MSRP) before adding options.