RV Quality & Lemon Laws

[Al F]

I just found a link to a listing of newer (mostly 2017) RV's which have had the most calls to a law firm which specializes in Lemon Laws:  http://www.ohiolemonlaw.com/lemon-laws/vehicle-type/rv/most-common-lemon-rvs/

The source of this info is from an online RV Newsletter from RVTravel.com. 

Links to articles about RV Lemons and Lemon Laws:

How to avoid buying an RV Lemon.

When the Dealer hands you a Lemon.

Got a Lemon RV? Help is available (sometimes).

 

 

 

[Five Wood]

3 hours ago, Al F said:

I just found a link to a listing of newer (mostly 2017) RV's which have had the most calls to a law firm which specializes in Lemon Laws:  http://www.ohiolemonlaw.com/lemon-laws/vehicle-type/rv/most-common-lemon-rvs/

 

I would like to see the number of complaints presented as a percentage of units sold.  For instance, Montana is on the list but there are a very large number of units sold.  So the complaint ratio may actually be quite small but they still make the list because the raw number is high. 

I have considered replacing my RV for several years but I'm scared to do it.  The product quality and dealer support is abysmal.  

Jim    

[Al F]

It is interesting to note that 4 of the brands (Airstream, Heartland, Keystone & Thor) on the list (http://www.ohiolemonlaw.com/lemon-laws/vehicle-type/rv/most-common-lemon-rvs/ ) are owned by Thor Industries.

There has been quite a few comments I have seen about Winnebago's poor quality in the last few years.

[trailertraveler]

If I counted correctly there are 51 listings for Thor Products and 56 for Forest River Products so it would appear that the two larger manufacturers are about equal in producing poor products.