Quality...

We bought our TT new in 2006 after looking at several brands we settled on a HR Presidential, in the nine years we have had it we have had almost zero problems with it.
We did have to replace the slide topper and window awning, we opted to rip up the carpet and replace with laminate, we did have a broken plastic thingy that holds the closet sliding door closed.
The first four years we used it maybe four full weeks out of the year, since then we take it to Florida for six months each winter, we have a few weeks where we are either at Myrtle Beach or Cape Cod so it does get plenty of use and we honestly have no complaints.
After all that I read here on a regular basis I can only conclude that we are very fortunate to have this TT but....
The main reason we chose this one is my parents had a Holiday Rambler vintage 1969, they traveled the whole country in it, spent many winters in Florida with it, when my father passed in 2005 the old TT was taken up to a northern lake where it sat for family enjoyment for a few more years.
It never leaked, the only thing that was ever replaced was the carpeting, it still had the original stove and fridge.
But what's out there now I think we'll keep what we have.

I have had a similar experience with our current 2009 Pacific Coachworks Tango 30 foot trailer, now going on six years old. Not one major or minor issue beyond tires and a few cabinet door knobs getting loose. There are good RVs out there but it does require the consumer to do their due diligence and look on line for issues regarding the units considered. In my case I knew somebody that purchased one and had no issues of consenquence with it; checked here and on IRV2 to see if there were complaints about the product and while I could find legions of complaints on some manufacturer's products, I could find none on PCT products. Then I bought it. So far so good. I don't purchase by price nor what a salesperson trys to sell what they have on their lot. A little homework goes a long ways in some cases.