Golf Guy wrote:
What is the big differences between the Newman products. I am getting a 37' Kountry Star but see there are 37' Mountain Aires, and 37'Scottsdale.
What are the biggest differences or is it a good, better, best? If so which is good, better, and best?
Visually all three seem to be very similar.
There will differences in equipment, furnishings, and often the chassis. Whether gas or diesel, a MountainAire is marketed toward top of line. A Mountainaire gasser will be top of line.
In diesel pushers, a Kountry Star will usually be near the base range, below "just short of premium" Dutch Star. But as a gasser, Kountry Star may be mid to upper range, just below Mountainaire if one was made that model year.
I'm pretty sure the Scottsdale was positioned near entry level, where Bay Star gassers are positioned now.
Like other manufacturers, Newmar has shrunk and grown model line offerings with the market, discontinuing some when the market is bad, introducing new names for markets not previously served, recycling other names to new lines in new positions.
Pay less attention to names, more to what equipment is offered, and chassis models, capacities, engine sizes.
Tom Test
Itasca Spirit 29B
