These are some items from Monaco's 2007 first quarterly report (read details here) specifically about their motorhomes:

• Kay Toolson, Chairman and CEO commented "Our first quarter results reflect positive changes in our business, including consolidation of subassembly plants and the realignment of our production lines, which are beginning to pay off through improved quality and increased efficiencies in production and product development. We are confident the steps that we have taken have helped create a successful 2008 model line-up and will allow us to quickly respond to future market upturns" 
• "While our motorhome retail performance has been better than the overall motorhome RV market, we are still striving for one-to-one replacements on our dealer partners' lots. We are comfortable with the level of dealer inventory and, in part due to the reconfiguration of production and consolidation of motorized production lines, our overall backlog should continue to steadily diminish our need for promotional activity. The consolidation of similarly priced models on production lines has also resulted in a smoother transition into the new 2008 model year units."
• Motorized sales in the first quarter 2007 decreased 3.7% from $255.0 million in the first quarter 2006 to $245.5 million. Industry-wide Class A motorhome retail registrations, as reported by Statistical Surveys, Inc., were down 12.6% year-to-date through February 2007. The Company reported a 3.9% increase in market share for the same period.
• "We are also very encouraged by the improvement in quality, which resulted in a reduction of warranty expense."