Winnebago’s market position
Dear all, curious if anyone knows if Winnebago sales have jumped? We are on a trip to Moab right now, and I would bet greater than 50% of the rvs we see are Winnebago. Looking st class C’c I’d say clo...
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Latest published numbers of various RV manufacturer's employees. Takes employees to make RV's and all manufacturers run skinny on management.
Employees numbers at all RV manufacturing lines plants:
Thor RV - 17,800
Forest River RV - 11,000
Winnebago RV - 2,800
Jayco RV - 2,190
Lance RV - 650
Northwood Products RV - 400
Airstream RV - 300
Tiffin RV - 175
Lots of smaller RV manufacturers.
Yes, Winnebago is very small compared to Thor and Forest River. We live in West Michigan on the Lake Michigan lakeshore and winter 2-1/2 months in Florida and really do not see many of the Winnebago manufactured RV model lines either place. Even a lot less like maybe one a week of Northwood manufactured RV lines. See a lot more Jayco, Lance, Airstream, and Tiffin and of course Thor and Forest River. We live just 120 miles north of where most by far of the RV's are made in far Northern Indiana just south of the Michigan line.
Employees numbers at all RV manufacturing lines plants:
Thor RV - 17,800
Forest River RV - 11,000
Winnebago RV - 2,800
Jayco RV - 2,190
Lance RV - 650
Northwood Products RV - 400
Airstream RV - 300
Tiffin RV - 175
Lots of smaller RV manufacturers.
Yes, Winnebago is very small compared to Thor and Forest River. We live in West Michigan on the Lake Michigan lakeshore and winter 2-1/2 months in Florida and really do not see many of the Winnebago manufactured RV model lines either place. Even a lot less like maybe one a week of Northwood manufactured RV lines. See a lot more Jayco, Lance, Airstream, and Tiffin and of course Thor and Forest River. We live just 120 miles north of where most by far of the RV's are made in far Northern Indiana just south of the Michigan line.
