Need RV advice for purchasing a new one

I'll agree with most here that the quality/workmanship in almost all TTs is somewhat suspect. From the ones I've seen, I think Jayco's have about the best, but that's by a small margin. They all require an owner to pay attention and make sure they get ahead of leaks and issues before they get too bad or happen at all. We sold a Jayco last summer that we bought new in 2008 because it didn't have bunks and our daughter is getting too big for the couch. We had no problems with it in 4.5 years. We have just ordered a 2014 Grey Wolf 26BH. I'm a little leary of it because it was so low priced so I'll have to really keep an eye on it. It did have a lot of nice options for the money so we'll see. I think the best advice is to find a floor plan you like and go with it.