The roof of a motorhome isn’t like the forget-it-for-ten-years roof on a house.
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RV dealers and service departments seem to be just like their automotive counterparts: many of them are irritating to deal with and haven’t a lick of customer-service sense, and will happily rip you off. The difference is that there are more auto shops. If SpeedyLube pisses you off, you can just drive across the street [...] Obviously, when you’re planning to live in the used vehicle you just bought, shakedown runs are absolutely imperative. It may look like any other big beige box on wheels, but the Incorrigible’s actually got some historical significance. In 1994, Dolphin was one of the first RV manufacturers to introduce the wide-body, “bus” style design that is now an industry standard. Previous to that, most Class A motorhomes had dramatically sloped windshields and narrower [...] Our vehicle choice was dictated partly by financial concerns, and partly by need. Our budget analysis (performed by checking the lint in our pockets and weighing our credit cards on a calibrated scale) told us that we could afford to spend about $25,000 or less on an RV. |
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