Keystone Bullet compared to Coachmen travel trailers

I had a 2010 Freedom Express for two years and traded it for a 2011Keystone Bullet Premier. I have had this for four years now.
The Coachmen was a good trailer and so has the Keystone, but probably has had a minor issue or two here and there. But, I have had it for four years instead of only two. The Keystone is more comfortable and seems to be finished a bit nicer.

Thank you everyone for your input.

We got a new Keystone Bullet 272BHS in June and have really liked it. No real issues at all thus far, just us learning the ins and outs of trailers.

We took 3+ years to finally do it and my only regret is I didn't do it sooner!

I really appreciate all the comments. Both units are very nice, they are also a lot of money for us. I just don't want to let my family down.

I had a forest River (makes Coachmen) and I had nothing but build quality issues. Now I have a Keystone and it's much better. they sell thousands of Forest River Trailers with Satisfied customers and I hear Keystone complaints too I don't think one is better than another look for the Trailer that fits you regardless of brand

Can't comment on the Coachman but we have been very happy with our Bullet. No issues in 3 years other than a loose piece of trim in the bathroom. Quality in this unit is better than the Starcraft and Forest River we owned previously.

All trailers these days will have issues. More important than the trailer brand is the dealer who will do the warranty work when required. Find one with a good reputation for getting work done on time and properly.

We are in our second year with our 24' Keystone Bullet Ultralite and we like it very much. We found that the finish work in the rear of the TT, (bedroom) is inferior to that of the front. In fact, it looks as if it was not inspected as there are staples & nails showing, and poorly fitted facings. Overall, the quality is not as good as our Crossroads Sunset Trail. I love the floor plan though and we have had no problems with any of the exterior trim or finish. TT's in this price range are not high quality so you have to deal with their issues.lizzie

Thank you any input helps. I'm glad you are on your third season Thad great. Thank you

I can't comment on the Keystone but we're in our third season with our 2014 Coachmen Freedom Express 192RBS with which we're quite satisfied, only a few of the typical relatively minor issues any trailer can exhibit. :B

I think that's a great idea but I don't have a dealer that sells both near me.