Puma trailers. Any good?

Our first rv was a 2008 puma 28ish foot 5th wheel. We weekended out of it for one season. It was a bit cheesy feeling. But looked decent and everything worked and we were happy. We knew it had roof issues when we bought it, and they got worse. We had decided that we enjoyed camping and decided to sell it and move on to newer and nicer. We went to look at new pumas, since we were familiar and happy with our first. That was last year. The new pumas were identical. In feel, build, Floorplan, etc. We could still buy the same thing we had. The funny part was, for the older one, with no payment and knowing it was "older", we were happy. Thinking about the same unit, new, with a payment, we decided to buy a used slightly higher quality unit for the same money. The only issue is financing a used rv can be tough. But we found a way, and we've been much happier for it.