2024 new RV leaks

Instead of getting all of the "arm chair lawyers" answers, try getting in contact with your state Attorney General department.  They will either give an answer or direct you to the correct department for advice/help.  Good Luck.

You might get better responses posting this in the TT forum. That said, if it's under warranty they should cover any repairs. An RV manufacturer will rarely replace an entire RV. Like one in a million. I am sure that point there are lawsuits etc. 

What is the problem with letting the unit get repaired to what will be better than new? If you did manage to get a new replacement it will have been made on the same line by the same people to the same standard. Do you really want to start all over again?

Asking for a whole new RV is, quite frankly, unreasonable. Even if lemon law applied to RVs, it wouldn't apply on the first occurrence of a problem. Needs to have three unsuccessful attempts to repair before it's declared a lemon.

You signed a contract that undoubtedly has language in it that gives the dealer and manufacturer the opportunity to remedy the issue through repair. They are never going to give you a new unit.

Maybe you should have demanded your money back. Now your only choice is to tuck your tail between your legs, take your hat in hand, and apologize to the dealer.

so let me see if I have this right, you bought a new RV and found out there is a leak.  the dealer wants to fix it (I am assuming under warenty as it is only 5 weeks old)   why would you even request a new RV when they are going to fix it?  I would have hung up also but I would have been rolling on the floor laughing first..  it has a leak and they are stepping up to fix it and it will be better than when you bought it.  the manufacture isn't going to do anything for this aside from authorize the repair which they probably have already done. 

you want advice, let them fix it and then enjoy your trailer

I appriciate your taking the time to respond.  This is my first RV and my first time buying a broken toy.  I am suprised how most of you are agreeable that buying something broken is okay.  I did not intend to buy a new toy to sit in someone elses garage.  I bought it to use, and have lost time already.  I am also worried about the damage I cannot see until they start tearing it apart and the damage I will find down the road such as mold, rust, etc.  Will the new construction be under warranty?  Will it be of the same quality?  I was hoping to hear from someone who has experience with this issue since it is a very common issue with all RV's.  i was definately NOT prepaired to hear from fellow RVers to just suck it up!!

It seems like you bought the wrong trailer. There are trailers out there that will have zero defects when you take delivery. They are either the ones before and after your unit on the assembly line or they are trailers built with top quality in mind. Those will probably run you four to six times what you paid for your unit. Maybe you should look at the high end/custom trailer builders. The rest of us will buy equipment with some fixable flaws, have them fixed under warranty, and enjoy our time on the road instead of expecting more than we are paying for.

I purchased a trailer which also ended up having water damage from a cracked drain pipe under the shower. The dealer repaired it to my satisfaction but at the end of the camping season I couldn’t live with the thought of potential mould behind the walls so I traded it in. I negotiated with the dealer to purchase a more expensive unit with a very good trade-in value on the previously damaged unit. My PDI was much more extensive on the new unit and I refused to take deliver 5x until everything was to my satisfaction. We’ve had our new trailer for the last two years and love it. Good luck.