I see it as law suits will take years and most RV owners are financed. That means they will return an RV and stop paying for it which will ruin their credit or continue to pay for something sitting on a dealers lot continuing to degrade.
Either way its a lose, lose for the consumer unless lenders are guaranteed recovery in a reasonable time frame. Maybe a small shared portion of the sales prices could go into a General Recovery Fund that could protect the consumer until settlement at which time the losing party pays the GRF back. That might force better quality control and quicker repairs as well as speeding up the process and preventing frivolous suits. Just a thought.
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2017 Gemini 23TR Ford chassis w/ power stroke 3.2
DW, Daughter and 2 dogs, Sofie (black lab/boxer) and Phoebe (schnoodle)
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