Not sure who came up with this list but as a 16 year plus technician only 2 on that list would be recommended. First is tiffin and second is airstream. I would never recommend a thor product as they usually come in as train wrecks.
A bunch of overpriced motorhomes, and an overpriced trailer. There’s a reason many Airstreams come with two AC units: living in an aluminum box means you’re going to /roast/ if it’s hot outside. This list would have been more appealing to people of modest means had you included Keystone Hideout, Timberleaf Classic, Wolf Pup … all very highly rated, all better than $10,000 cheaper than the lowest price on your list.
Author clearly doesn’t have any real experience with or knowledge of RVs. Coaches and travel trailers are in completely different categories and shouldn’t be lumped together. Also, Thor is the parent company for a plethora of different brands that range from junk to luxury. Basically, this article doesn’t contain any useful information whatsoever. If anything, it obfuscates a complicated subject with superficial, misleading information.
Only one RV here, thts the Airstream. The rest are glorified busses.
Not sure who came up with this list but as a 16 year plus technician only 2 on that list would be recommended. First is tiffin and second is airstream. I would never recommend a thor product as they usually come in as train wrecks.
A bunch of overpriced motorhomes, and an overpriced trailer. There’s a reason many Airstreams come with two AC units: living in an aluminum box means you’re going to /roast/ if it’s hot outside. This list would have been more appealing to people of modest means had you included Keystone Hideout, Timberleaf Classic, Wolf Pup … all very highly rated, all better than $10,000 cheaper than the lowest price on your list.
I believe that’s a Spartan…not an Airstream at the top of the article…
Author clearly doesn’t have any real experience with or knowledge of RVs. Coaches and travel trailers are in completely different categories and shouldn’t be lumped together. Also, Thor is the parent company for a plethora of different brands that range from junk to luxury. Basically, this article doesn’t contain any useful information whatsoever. If anything, it obfuscates a complicated subject with superficial, misleading information.