Comparing Quality from a Manufacturer?
How on earth do you tell which models are entry level, vs higher quality from the various manufacturers? My husband and I are starting to shop for a replacement RV, but are having a hard time diffe...
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One of the fastest and easiest ways to separate the sheep from the goats is to simply look at the cabinets inside the RV. If the cabinets are particle board or any kind of composition glued wood, I put that into a lower end model, regardless of how big or small it is. Middle to high end will use real wood for cabinets, and high end will use really top of the line wood that resembles customized made, hand crafted cabinets.
I do not think, "entry level" is a category for manufacturing quality. "Entry level" RV's (in my opinion) are based on size. Most folks start out smaller, and move up to bigger and bigger over time. Size of camper has nothing to do with it's quality or the type of RV either. A very small Airstream is still a better quality camper than some of the biggest of other manufacturers. It's not the size, it's the way it's built and the materials that go into it that make it a high-end RV.
I do not think, "entry level" is a category for manufacturing quality. "Entry level" RV's (in my opinion) are based on size. Most folks start out smaller, and move up to bigger and bigger over time. Size of camper has nothing to do with it's quality or the type of RV either. A very small Airstream is still a better quality camper than some of the biggest of other manufacturers. It's not the size, it's the way it's built and the materials that go into it that make it a high-end RV.
