RV Quality
It seems like every new RV we look at at the dealers has stuff wrong with it. Cabinet doors falling off, lights hanging loose, lights not working, toilet seats loose. How do they expect to sell it to ...
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Every coach is bound to have some issues. If it was well built using quality materials and techniques the small stuff will sort itself out either with you making the repairs or by playing the dealer fix it game.
The real problems come from the cheaply/lightly built units... look for particle board, veneers, and low-quality accessories/appliances. If they cut corners that you can see rest assured they did not hesitate to compromise where you can't.
On the other hand, quality manufacturing clearly shows. The use of Azdfell vs Luan {plywood}, one-piece fiberglass roofs, and endcaps, properly aligned coaches that drive, ride and handle well right off the showroom floor are indicative of a quality build.
As always.... opinions and YMMV.
:C
The real problems come from the cheaply/lightly built units... look for particle board, veneers, and low-quality accessories/appliances. If they cut corners that you can see rest assured they did not hesitate to compromise where you can't.
On the other hand, quality manufacturing clearly shows. The use of Azdfell vs Luan {plywood}, one-piece fiberglass roofs, and endcaps, properly aligned coaches that drive, ride and handle well right off the showroom floor are indicative of a quality build.
As always.... opinions and YMMV.
:C
