Just waiting for the bubble to explode.
Even with 2018 recreational vehicle shipments down 4 percent from the previous year, the mood among dealers at the 59th annual Fort Wayne RV and Camping Show was upbeat because the industry is expecti...
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WTP-GC wrote:2012Coleman wrote:WTP-GC wrote:
Copy/paste article but no link?
Why is the OP so obsessed with this RV "bubble"?
Tax refund? What the world is that?
Here is the link plagiarized - titled "Industry expecting third best RV sales year ". Seems like the trend on this forum is to bash and heckle the RV industry for quality issues. It's an old song - must need to use google to write new lyrics.
So this thread is titled in a way of painting the situation in a negative light, but the actual article is intended to paint a different picture. I never understand why people copy/paste articles like this without properly citing the source. It makes the OP appear to be trying to take credit for someone else's work.
It is a negative light but the RVIA goes to great lengths through the RVBusiness.com rag to twist everything into a positive light just like this story, which came from their site. The newest that was put up yesterday is classic. They always used "shipments" in articles about sales numbers. Suddenly as of yesterday it's showing 2018 "RV registrations" as opposed to the shipment numbers they have used forever. That way what was to be a flat or negative overall yearly number is now +4.1% for the year LOL. Use the number that suits you I guess, at least the one that paints it in a positive light. Just like they do when they have articles about the high quality level that exists in the RV industry LOL.
