RV manufactures

[Joebear_movie_l]

:?Hi, can I get opinions about which RV manufactures to avoid and which you know to be quality, good ones? Thanks.

[dbbls]

All brands do have lemons but one manufacture I would avoid is Dutchmen.

[Mr__Camper]

I've said this many times but once more won't hurt. Find a manufacturer that has the floorplan you want. Then find the local dealer. Visit and speak to those bringing their unit in for service and see what they have to say.

[path1]

"opinions" on this matter are all over the map, what is "good" to one person just may be a total "lemon" for another.

Rather than concentrating on brand quality you are better off finding a RV that suits your taste.

Wish I would of said it like that in above post . My thoughts exactly!!!!

[Gdetrailer]

"opinions" on this matter are all over the map, what is "good" to one person just may be a total "lemon" for another.

Rather than concentrating on brand quality you are better off finding a RV that suits your taste.

[path1]

No matter the answer you still get lucky or not. When we bought new Holiday Rambler with very good reviews turned out to be a biggest piece of junk and right from dealer. All the hidden stuff you couldn't see. Like the drain pipe with plumbing strap around it (behind wall) held in with screw drilled into pipe. Lemon from day 1 even with all the good info from others. Nobody in our family has never bought a new RV since this junker. And most of the very good maufactures couldn't compete with shoddy work of the "staple as fast as you can" manufactures. IMO quality has come up a bit in last few years, but be very careful.

[GENECOP]

Airstream, Artic Fox, And I would look into Livin light, all aluminum units, there are other good brands of TT but these came to mind.