What the RV Industry needs and how it works.
I haven't posted for a while. Mostly happy trouble free camping has kept me a lurker. Trouble free however must have context, i'm a handy guy. A small insurance claim and having a kid has me assessing...
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Ralph Cramden wrote:theoldwizard1 wrote:myredracer wrote:
Thor now owns a number of TT brands like Jayco, Keystone, Airstream and KZ as listed here.rbpru wrote:
Thor industries gets a lot of flack for gobbling up completion but the fact remains that in the economic down turn, most of the companies they own were going belly up.
I don't understand why Thor has not collapsed down the number of brands. Not that they spend huge amounts on marketing, but GM got rid of Pontiac and Oldsmobile, FCA got rid of Plymouth and Chrysler (brand) and Ford got rid of Mercury all primarily to save costs, presumably market costs.
LOL....you think Thor has many brands? How about Forest River?
Coachmen,Primetime,Palomino,Shasta,Dynamax,Berkshire,Charleston,FR3,Georgetown,Forester,Legacy,Sunseeker,XLR,Cherokee,Cherokee Grey Wolf,Salem,Sandstorm,Shockwave,Stealth,Vengeance,Work and Play,Wildcat,Wildwood,Flagstaff,Rockwood,Evo,No boundries,Rpod,Vibe,Surveyor,Sonoma,Attic Wolf, Black Diamond,Blue Ridge,Cardinal,Cedar Creek,Impression,Riverstone,Viking,Sabre,Sierra. Etc etc etc.
Probably missed more than a couple.
I think you did but they all have a common thread.. Built by 'Amish Craftsmen' and all sub standard. How Warren likes it....;) Build 'em cheap and stack 'em deep....
