thejrod
Sep 08, 2015Explorer
Manufacturer's and their Multiple sub-brands
Is there any easy way to wade through the bazillion sub-brands that each manufacturer seems to offer?
For example, Forest River must have 15 different sub-brands or model lines (whatever you call them), but they all basically appear functionally identical. Is there a way to tell them apart? I.e. is one particular line good for dry camping (bigger tanks, etc), and one line is better for park camping? Cold weather vs hot weather? More open interiors vs. sectioned? Budget vs. high end? I can't tell a damned thing from looking online, and my googlefu is at least brown belt...
For example, Forest River must have 15 different sub-brands or model lines (whatever you call them), but they all basically appear functionally identical. Is there a way to tell them apart? I.e. is one particular line good for dry camping (bigger tanks, etc), and one line is better for park camping? Cold weather vs hot weather? More open interiors vs. sectioned? Budget vs. high end? I can't tell a damned thing from looking online, and my googlefu is at least brown belt...