Cedar Creek vs Grand Design Solitude
Thoughts? Looking at the CC 36CKTS vs the Solitude 369RL? The Cedar Creek definately offers more options (EX: Full Body Paint, Residential Refrigerator) and they both appear to have a good reputatio...
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My wife and I have had five RV's over the last 20 years. We spend about 5 months living in them each year - and last year purchased a CC 36CKTS. We looked at GD and CC and the floor plan was our deciding factor. There were several things in the GD that my wife liked better (especially the pantry :)), but overall the CC floor plan was one she liked better.
We have had issues with the fridge thermostat, and the oven pilot - both issues the dealer took care of by sending someone to our location to fix. The only other issues has been a sound in the entertainment system when the fridge fan runs - the dealer is sending someone out this month to install a "filter" to eliminate the sound. The dual zone air is terrific, and the rest of the features have really been enjoyable. I've not dealt with CC directly, but had researched forums pretty extensively before making the purchase and felt comfortable that we would get the care needed when buying a new unit.
Having had five new units over the last 20 years my experience is that almost all new units come with an issue or two (frustrating but reality). Once they are corrected the bottom line is what unit is most comfortable for you.
We have had issues with the fridge thermostat, and the oven pilot - both issues the dealer took care of by sending someone to our location to fix. The only other issues has been a sound in the entertainment system when the fridge fan runs - the dealer is sending someone out this month to install a "filter" to eliminate the sound. The dual zone air is terrific, and the rest of the features have really been enjoyable. I've not dealt with CC directly, but had researched forums pretty extensively before making the purchase and felt comfortable that we would get the care needed when buying a new unit.
Having had five new units over the last 20 years my experience is that almost all new units come with an issue or two (frustrating but reality). Once they are corrected the bottom line is what unit is most comfortable for you.
