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FLEETWOOD RV TOP-SELLING CLASS A MOTOR HOME MANUFACTURER IN 2009
"Because Fleetwood RV is a smaller, more nimble company we can implement dealer and customer feedback into our products more quickly and successfully" (Fleetwood news, reviews and links) |
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2010 Fleetwood Bounder Classic
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Decatur, Ind. – (February 12, 2010) – Fleetwood RV, Inc., a leading producer of Class A and Class C recreational vehicles, was recognized as the number one manufacturer of Class A motor homes in calendar year 2009 by Statistical Surveys, Inc., a reporting service based in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Statistical Surveys, Inc. has been tracking the RV industry since 1987. In that time, Fleetwood has been recognized as the number one Class A motor home brand for 22 of the past 23 years. In calendar year 2009, Fleetwood RV held 18.4% of the Class A motor home retail market share.
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The press release goes on to say:
"This year’s achievement is extra special for Fleetwood RV,” said John Draheim, president and COO of Fleetwood RV, Inc. “It is a true testament to all of Fleetwood RV’s dealers, customers and associates who we were able to maintain our number one market share position throughout the challenges of the past year. Market share isn’t a goal. It is a reward that a company earns by developing strong relationships with its dealers and customers; as well as by building high-quality products and standing behind them.
“Ever since our change in ownership in July 2009, Fleetwood RV has stood behind all of its motor home products whether they were built by the new company or the former company – including existing dealer inventory as well as customer coaches that are still within their warranty periods,” added Draheim. “This support is just one of the many examples of our ongoing commitment to doing the right thing for our dealers and customers.”
2010 marks the 60th anniversary for Fleetwood, one of the most recognized brands in the RV industry. Since 1950, Fleetwood has made its mark in the industry with key innovations like the debut of basement storage on the 1985 Bounder and full-wall slide technology on the 2004 Pace Arrow. Today, Fleetwood RV’s executive team is focused on building upon this legacy, as well as leveraging the company’s smaller size.
“Because Fleetwood RV is a smaller, more nimble company we can implement dealer and customer feedback into our products more quickly and successfully,” added Draheim. “This agility also allows us to produce better quality motor homes at a higher value.”
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| RoTi FLEETWOOD RV REVIEWS |
| Fleetwood / Coleman Evolution Camping Trailer 2009 | 5 models - "Rugged construction and good looks inside and out" |
| Fleetwood American Coach American Eagle luxury motorcoach 2010 | "The American Eagle's irresistible style, performance, and luxury will set your heart soaring" |
| Fleetwood American Tradition luxury motorcoach 2008 | "Passion meets craftsmanship" |
| Fleetwood and Monaco full wall slide coaches 2007 | Fleetwood and Monaco side-by-side |
| Fleetwood Bounder class A gas motorhome 2008 | "More value for your money. When you compare motor homes, Bounder gives you more for your dollar. It's packed with features and ready to go."
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| Fleetwood Bounder Classic class A motorhome 2010 | "The right motor home at the right time - a high-function, high-value coach that appeals to a wide range of RVers"
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| Fleetwood Bounder Diesel 2007 | A better Bounder? |
| Fleetwood Discovery 2007 | "Many high end facilities as standard" |
| Fleetwood Flair class A motorhome 2007 | Popular gas-engined class A motorhome |
| Fleetwood Icon class C motorhome 2010 | "Turn heads while turning corners. Icon is unlike any motor home available today. Built on the Dodge Sprinter chassis, it combines fuel-efficiency with modern design" |
| Fleetwood Jamboree class C motorhome 2010 | "For more than 35 years Fleetwood engineers have perfected the Jamboree and it remains one of the best-selling motor homes on the market" |
| Fleetwood Pace Arrow Vision class A motorhome 2007 | "Sets the standard in gas" |
| Fleetwood Providence luxury motorcoach 2008 | "Stunning interior design - sumptious" |
| Fleetwood Pulse and Icon class C motorhomes 2008 | New for 2008 Class C models featuring the Dodge Sprinter chassis |
| Fleetwood Quest class C motorhome 2010 | Limited edition: "Combines the fuel-efficiency of our Icon and Pulse motor homes with the value pricing of our traditional Class C motor homes" |
| Fleetwood Revolution luxury motorcoach 2008 | "Style to burn, best of everything, grand appeal" |
| Fleetwood Southwind 2007 | Popular gas-engined Class A |
| Fleetwood Southwind class A motorhome 2010 | "Contemporary Styling, Full-Body Paint, Entertainment Centers, Comfort and Convenience, Power Platform Construction" |
| Fleetwood Storm class A motorhome 2011 | "A 'crossover' - includes the best aspects of both a Class A and a Class C. Loaded with standard features - great value" |
| Fleetwood Terra LX class A motorhome 2009 | "A beautiful gas motorhome with striking looks and a striking interior" |
| Fleetwood Terry Premier travel trailer 2009 | "All new for 2009 - Catering to the needs of the most seasoned RVer's lifestyle" |
| Fleetwood Tioga Class C Motorhome 2010 | "Comfy furniture, beautiful wood cabinetry .. big towing capacity..with a heated basement for extended season camping" |
| Fleetwood Tioga Ranger Class C Motorhome 2012 | "Get That Kid in a Candy Store Feeling - Great Looks at a Value Price - floorplans to fit your needs" |
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| LATEST COMMENTS ABOUT FLEETWOOD RVs |
| Re: Fleetwood Flair class A motorhome | stephen | My wife and i just bought a 2005 flair as our first motorhome.We have had it for two months and have camped 10 times and have added 1700 miles to the 22,000 that were on it.We have had no prob at all and really like our coach.Great entry leval coach to those looking to go this route. |
| Re: Fleetwood Terry Premier Travel Trailer | harris | looked at a 98 20 ft terry online any one know how much this weighs? |
| Re: Fleetwood Tioga motorhome | Nashville RVer | We bought our first rv several months ago after renting one for the first time last year. We didn't do a lot of shopping around but did do extensive Internet research. We purchased a 2011 Fleetwood Tioga 24 DSL. We love the rv but are disappointed in the quality - cheap hardware, wood trim covered in contact paper, and just sloppy workmanship. Our unit spent 5 weeks in the shop 100 miles away for a list of fixes that included window
Leaks, trim that feel off the slideout while driving down the road, exhaust bracket broken, diesel generator problem, both sinks leaked, etc. We got our rv back 3 days before a planned week long trip and half the things that were
supposed to be fixed weren't!! Our dealer is over 120 miles away!! We expected a few issues but nothing quite like this. In retrospect I think we would have done much more shopping around and manufacturer research! |
| Re: Fleetwood American Tradition luxury motorcoach | Bob Nebel | We also own a 2008 American Tradition with the full wall slide and rear bathroom. We love our coach. It has performed well with very few minor problems.These were taken care of by the American Coach Factory Service Team headed by Randy.I had my problems repaired at a FMCA National Convention and therefore didn't even have to add additional travel to our trip. Fleetwood and American Coach has always been known for there service and I can say they live up to their reputation.
Safe travels, look at American Coach before you purchase. |
| Re: Fleetwood Storm class A motorhome | Dave W | We purchased a 2011 Fleetwood Storm last October. It has been nothing but a nightmare. From generator failing (during hurricane Irene) to windshield moulding falling out, to fan to cool refrigerator improperly located etc etc. Our biggest complaint is the overhead bed in the front of the unit! When going down hill, braking etc it screaches and rattles to the point of being unable to carry on a conversation in the coach. Our dealer has tried numerous fixes as advised by Fleetwood. Some relief has been obtained, but the problem is still there. Personally I think it's a design flaw that needs to be remedied back at the drawing board. It has completely soured my wife and I on the whole motorhome experience. |
| Re: Fleetwood Providence luxury motorcoach | bob | I own a 2007 fleetwood providence. I have had problems with the full slide. Am still having problems with it. Once the locking mechanism didn't work. Next it wouldn't close all the way on the bottom. Now the locking mechanism isn't working again. Am have problems with the awning on the full slide will not stay tight. |
| Re: Fleetwood Terry Premier Travel Trailer | Mike and Wanda from STL | We just bought an older Terry 5th wheel (21 ft) and the price was what we could afford. The trialer needs a few repairs but on the whole it still is as good as it gets. I'm trying to find out about replacing the Atwood 6gal hot water heater with a tankless model. Any suggestions? |
| Re: Fleetwood Discovery | craig | Dan, my wife and I purchased a 07 39v with motion sat. All you have to do to disconnect the disconnect is to plug the tv into the other power recepticle? |
| Re: Fleetwood Terra LX class A motorhome | larry | Sorry I bought an entry-level MH. Bought new in 2008 but only used 5 times due to illness. Less than 2000 miles. Battery disconnect switches don't work, trimming inside is falling off, (the staples didn't hold), entry door keeps sticking and won't hold the screen door when opening, rubber gaskets around storage doors has fallen off and a couple storage doors won't stay open, rubber around some of the screen on windows have also came apart. Am now waiting for an appointment to get my air conditioners fixed. The dealer I bought it from no longer deals with Fleetwood and wants nothing to do with it. |
| Re: Fleetwood Jamboree class C motorhome | Lee | We purchased a 2010 Jamboree 31M used. We have enjoyed it very much, except the dealer lied to us and told us it had a 60 gallon water tank, when in reality it is only 35 gal. It appears this is the only model with a 35 gal tank and others have the 60 gal. We do a lot of dry camping, therefore are wondering if anyone has been able to add an additional tank to this model to expand it's capacity, and how we might do that. |
| Re: Fleetwood Tioga motorhome | Como43 | We rented a Tioga last summer and it was great. We've compared many RVs and now have decided on the Tioga Ranger 31N with the queen bed and bunk beds. This is a really great layout for us and our 2 kids. |
| Re: Fleetwood Tioga motorhome | Francis 450 | I know that the major RV manufacturers are constantly trying to cut back on costs but in many ways RVs are getting better all the time. This Fleetwood is a case in point. I had a 2003 Tioga but it wasn't as nice as these floorplans. |
| Re: Fleetwood Icon class C motorhome | Linda Bravo | I just traded in my 2005 Holiday Rambler for a 2010 Fleetwood Icon. I am thrilled with my decision and so far I love it. I thought I would have problems with so much smaller space and storage but find it to be perfect for two with two little dogs. I did invest in a new deck with navigation, blue tooth and awesome speakers because for my listening pleasure the stock unit was not adequate. I added a small satellites dish, some shelving under the sinks and lots of light weight collapsible kitchen items. Changed out the sewer attachment and brought it closer to the side of the rig. Now it is perfect and I am leaving in a few weeks for my first trip. |
| Re: Fleetwood Tioga motorhome | Frank K | I recently looked at a Tioga and a Tioga Ranger. I think the Ranger is better value. Like it a lot. |
| Re: Fleetwood Tioga motorhome | Chris | I have a 2011 Fleetwood Tioga. This is my second Fleetwood and it's great. Quality improvements and great floorplans with these new models. |
| Re: 2010 Fleetwood Quest class C motorhome | RMAS | Cool Motor Home..I'm 6'51/2' Myself
Really Gotta LIKE the 6'8 Business!
Wish companies financed disabled to
Buy one. |
| Re: 2010 Fleetwood Quest class C motorhome | Becca | After much research, we bought the Quest 24L without the cabover bunk and we love it! It's easy to drive and park, and the mileage is not much less than a full size pick up truck. There's plenty of room inside for two adults and a large dog to fit comfortably. I like to cook and for a small rv, it's nice to have three burners on the stove, and the half time oven is a plus.
We can't go anywhere without someone telling us they wish they could trade in their large rv for one as well appointed and fuel minded as our Quest.
Fleetwood did a nice job with the mini-classC Quest. |
| Re: 2010 Fleetwood Quest class C motorhome | Dave | I bought the 2010 Quest cabover. Love it but didn't think about two old people climbing up and down ladder. We added two 4" foam pads which we carry on bed but move to the two opposing coaches to sleep. Very comfortable. Nice to be able to park about anywhere with this unit. No complaints yet. - 1/19/2011 |
| Re: Fleetwood Discovery | Time Traveler | Bought a 2003 discovery 39L with 4 slides. We have put 4,000 miles on her and no major issues. If you own one keep a pair of engine relays, as when they trip, you have no engine or power for jacks or slides. It is an easy fix. Power Gear slides are easy to operate manually and can be jumped with a 12 volt jump box if needed. We have spent 2 weeks on the coach with one week dry camping. No problems. |
| Re: Fleetwood Icon class C motorhome | Ron | I have driven my 2010 Icon 10k from Tucson to Utah, Wy, So Dak Colorado and NM without any problems. I climbed several 7 & 8% grades, pulling an inclosed motorcycle trailer with my Harley. We were in it for a full 3 months and the fresh water tank should be larger as well as the real bed. I have the unit with the entertainment center above the cab. My wife and I are both very satisfied with our unit other than what I just mentioned. On a decent day at 62 MPH we get 16 miles to a gallon. |
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