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 t...
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Your question really has no answer because it is based on opinions. Some would swear that laminates are superior to stick and tin, or metal studs are better than wood etc. etc.
In my opinion the floor plan is the most important, followed by weight and of course cost. Every dealer will tell you what they do to improve their product over the competition. It is up to you to decide of their “improvements” are all that important.
I like my Dutchmen because of the trim and appliances, other may think that the frame or the windows are the most important features.
In the end, you have to look and decide what you like.
In my opinion the floor plan is the most important, followed by weight and of course cost. Every dealer will tell you what they do to improve their product over the competition. It is up to you to decide of their “improvements” are all that important.
I like my Dutchmen because of the trim and appliances, other may think that the frame or the windows are the most important features.
In the end, you have to look and decide what you like.
