cruz-in wrote:
Not meaning to be critical, so please just take this as another opinion.
However, items like faucets breaking, I do blame the trailer manufacturer. They could have chosen higher quality faucets. Ditto on the front cap fading...should have sourced from a higher quality fiberglass shop...On both probably went with low bidder.
Don't mean this directed at Northwood. Just suing them as an example. Same applies to all other manufacturers.
Agree, but at what cost? Ho much more money can a MFG add without pricing themselves out of certain customers.
Most buyers don't even know what they're getting. I've been to enough RV shows and listened to people inside an RV and some of the things they say leave no doubt they really don't have a clue about what they're buying. Uninformed for the most part.
It seems that we can all nit pic things about our own RVs that could be improved on with more $$ being spent. I would be willing to be that you could get several owners of one brands model and they would all tell you a different improvements that they would like. Each one would add cost to the RV.
It would not be that big of a deal to spend an extra $30 on a good quality bathroom sink faucet, but would most buyers even notice? Not from what I've seen. The ones that do, don't care because they won't have a problem buying a nicer one when the cheap one breaks.
