This is how RoTi sees the changing future of RVs and RVing
(But what do we know? - apart from talking to a lot of RV companies and reading thousands of emails and hundreds of thousands of inputs from RVers over more than 10 years on the web):

1. The survival of the fittest - Darwin's theory applied to RVing...
   RV manufacturers, dealers, suppliers and all RV-related businesses need to not only survive but adapt to the changing economy, the changing social environment and relentlessly increasing technical innovation.  Survive, adapt, re-invent and re-market themselves... (RoTi can help with the re-marketing part?)

2. Better quality, better customer service - don't just stand there, make it better...
   It's more than just surviving - it's meeting a need for improved products.  RoTi readers tell us all the good stuff - but they tell us a lot of the bad stuff too (search RV reviews by manufacturer and read some of the good and the bad.)

3. The color of the future is green - use less of it - or - if you've got it, maybe you should just use it a bit more effectively?...
   Fuel efficiency, renewable energy - we all know of course, we're hearing about it day and night.  Obama, windmills, solar panels - and, no doubt, many things we've never even thought of...
   For the RV industry it's really just started - have you seen this RV chassis?   RoTi green Rv section

4. The size of the future is small - or maybe just smaller? - and maybe only most of us?
   Cool small stuff  -  Small travel trailers (unbelievably popular section of RoTi)  -  RVing is good for the environment