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[lowejug]

Some things in life we have no control over and Entegra coach is one of them...
I love my Entegra anthem and will continue to enjoy it no matter what happens .. my warranty is up and I am on my own... i know I can always still get parts and still read this great Entegra owners forum and solve any concerns that will come up. not to mention all the great upgrades that I read on hear almost daily that just keeps making my coach more enjoyable... those facts won’t change..
Entegra knows what got them hear .. the travel supreme was the start of There nicely done motorhome career
And they just progressed.. they got offered a butt load of money and they took it.. can’t say I wouldn’t do the same..

[zman62]

In a cooperate buy out the buyer sees some sort of upside profit wise or the sale wouldn't take place. For Thor to have made the purchase they must see an opportunity to boost profit and create a nice return on investment. The buyer always says the same thing "we wont change anything". As we all now this is not the case. As many of you have seen the changes have already started.

Only time will tell but I would think that Thor will start tightening the belt on these coaches in order to grow profits. With that said I don't think these changes will be in the customers best interest.

Nobody knows what the future holds for Entegra and hopefully the changes will be minor. However, judging by the management changes thus far it could be a bumpy ride.

[dave&ginny]

Originally Posted by dlovitt

Not to bash Entegra but, we've voted.

I still believe Entegra is the best value out there. Their staff is amazing at what they build but I believe the RV industry as a whole is a mess at times.

[dave&ginny]

Originally Posted by hdgoldie

I certainly understand your concern. Entegra has gone from a family owned, customer centric business to a publicly traded corporation. Regardless of the promises, there are now shareholders to be satisfied and profit expectations to hit. In that way Entegra has joined the ranks of many other manufacturers. The true test will be if they can continue to satisfy the vast majority of their customers. Change is hard. There will be bumps. We are all hoping that they will be able to successfully find that happy median that accommodates happy customers and happy shareholders. Many companies have done that. It's early yet in buyout terms - let's not start engraving tombstones until we're a little further down the road. All JMHO.

Good point! They have a great product