New Motorhome

[phillybarbour]

Lucky enough to have had four new German vans, all from family owned dealers where the owner talks to customers. No real problems with any of them although a few minor issues all sorted happily on warranty.

 

[Geraldine]

Is there a good website to look up for the German models or do you take pot luck and go to any dealer selling one?

 

[landoboguy]

I built my own van so if any complaints i wright to my self then forward to management,her indoors who reduces my food allowance to the repair is sorted,the only thing that scares me is a empty plate.:sad:

I wish I had now. Im looking at the "right to reject" motorhome law now

 

[Northumborman]

If anyone does know a decent dealer oop north let me know. Anywhere I can get to to fix stuff as if its new its bound to have problems. The sad thing is my current ones fine (missus wants a new one). I just wonder why the quality of something the price of a high end car is so poor and why the german ones appeared so much better. The fella a couple of doors along has a very old Burstner, 30 years old I think 180,000 miles and its running as strong as ever. My 2007 little elddis is fine. Maybe its just the newer ones?

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