My opinion is, generally RV quality is somewhere between a rock and a hard place but it is possible to get a good one with no issue (I know, I have one that has had no issues whatsoever) but the chances are slim.
Like flipping a coin, heads it's a good one, tails, it's junk.
I will always maintain that buying any new RV right now is a bad bet because the builders are running behind and thus quality and competent assembly takes a backseat to quantity.
Lots of potential issues out there, choose wisely but be prepared for issues and be prepared for dealers who have that 'don't care attitude'. It's a sellers market today, not a buyers market.
