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Quote: Originally posted by clbewi on 28/5/2015
The problem with people comparing the caravan industry to the car industry is that there isn't no where the same money going around. To put it in perspective total caravan sales in 2013 were sub 20,000.
Ford sold more fiestas than that in a month. This also explains why the technology used in building caravans is so antiquated.
Colin
I wasn't comparing car and caravan industries, they are not in the same league, as you rightly say.
There is something very rotten (pun intended) in it though and it will only survive as long as its customers continue to support it.
Why anyone would spend that much money on a product that is so clearly built by a bunch of workers who clearly can't be bothered to do a good job, is beyond me.
Warranties are all very well but spending little bit on quality control might not go amiss.
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Topic: Strange attitude from main dealer?
