BUYER BEWARE! - KEYSTONE WILL NOT STAND BEHIND THEIR PRODUCTS.An improperly installed (upside down) cargo door has caused thousands of dollars in water damage to my camper and despite a diagnosis from two different authorized Keystone dealerships tha...
A couple of notes to address some confusion:- I have an estimate from CW for ~$2000 to replace the rotten floor and the door. - Multiple attempts were made to mitigate the leak myself to include sealing the door with foil tape when water was noticed ...
They unfortunately do not transfer, a fact I knew when I purchased. However, this issue is not associated with a premature failure as one would expect a warranty to cover. It is fact a latent defect that warranty aside, began on an 8 month old unit. ...
Unless you plan to pay for repairs to the camper, it is simply not in my best interest to debate with you the merits of my case. I set out to document my experience and have accomplished that.
It is a 2013 Sprinter, pardon my vagueness but if this does end up in court, I don't need some lawyer skirting responsibly based on a technicality. It was purchased from CW on 15 July 2014 @ 8 months old. It has since been returned to CW 4 times (...
