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Saturday, May 30, 2020

RV―The Future of Post-Covid Travel

In [1], it reports that scared Americans desperate to travel are buying up "Covid Campers."  This includes some people considering an RV for the first time because of the pandemic.

Social distancing could become a norm after Covid-19.  That’s where the recreational vehicle comes in: it is lot easier if you can bring along your own kitchen, bathroom and bedroom.



Post-Covid Travel


After lock-down ends, the demand for RVs in US has been high. US RV industry is dominated by several large manufacturers.  Here are the three leading RV brands to consider at your car dealership:

Thor Industries


Thor is the leading supplier of RVs to the US market. The company’s sales met over a third of US demand in 2016. Thor’s products include conventional travel trailers; fifth wheels; truck and folding campers; and Class A, B, and C motorhomes. The company owns many well-known RV brands, including Airstream, CrossRoads, Cruiser RV, Dutchmen, Jayco, Starcraft, and Thor Motor Coach. In June 2016, Thor acquired Jayco, which included the Jayco, Starcraft, Highland Ridge, and Entegra Coach brands.

Forest River


Forest River, a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, manufactures RVs as well as utility cargo trailers, buses, and pontoon boats. The company ranked as the second leading RV supplier to the US market in 2016. Brands owned by Forest River include Coachmen, Dynamax, Forest River, Palomino, Prime Time, and Shasta.

Winnebago Industries


In 2016, Winnebago stood as the third largest supplier of RVs to the US market. The company's RV products include Class A, B, and C motorhomes; travel trailers; fifth wheels; folding camper trailers; and truck campers. These products are primarily marketed under the Winnebago brand name. In October 2016, Winnebago announced it would be acquiring Grand Design RV, a manufacturer of towable RVs.

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