New Video from NIRVC Founder Brett Davis

[LWBAZ]

Originally Posted by Ricci

Hi Larry - Can't disagree with supply and demand but in the case of the Dutch Star v MountainAire issue I think it might be more a function of perceived new value (bang for the buck) and demand as a used unit. (Really not much different than your statement).
I wonder if the numbers look the same for Cornerstone v Anthem? I tend to doubt it as I think the Cornerstone is more widely appreciated.

Tom, the best thing about the Mountain Aire is the name. Living out here in the Mountain time zone it would seem only fitting for us to be cruising around in a Mountain Aire.

The problem is that by the time you pop the extra money to go from a Dutch Star to a Mountain Aire, you're not all that far away from the cost of a London Aire. The London Aire name isn't anywhere near as appealing as the Mountain Aire (unless you like foggy dreary days), but the London Aire is a worthy competitor to the Entegra Cornerstone, while the Mountain Aire lands somewhere between an Anthem and a Cornerstone.

I have a similar problem with the Newmar Essex and even the King Aire, both of which are more expensive than a London Aire but don't provide a whole lot more motorhome unless glitz and CBR (Campground Bragging Rights) are high on your list of must-haves.

Just my two cents; others may have differing opinions.

[Butte64]

Nice analysis, both informative and amusing.

[dave&ginny]

Originally Posted by LWBAZ

Tom, the best thing about the Mountain Aire is the name. Living out here in the Mountain time zone it would seem only fitting for us to be cruising around in a Mountain Aire.

The problem is that by the time you pop the extra money to go from a Dutch Star to a Mountain Aire, you're not all that far away from the cost of a London Aire. The London Aire name isn't anywhere near as appealing as the Mountain Aire (unless you like foggy dreary days), but the London Aire is a worthy competitor to the Entegra Cornerstone, while the Mountain Aire lands somewhere between an Anthem and a Cornerstone.

I have a similar problem with the Newmar Essex and even the King Aire, both of which are more expensive than a London Aire but don't provide a whole lot more motorhome unless glitz and CBR (Campground Bragging Rights) are high on your list of must-haves.

Just my two cents; others may have differing opinions.

Larry,

I sure hope you make it to Quartsite this coming January because I'd love to have a drink with you

[Wil_H]

Brett,
Thank you very much for your wonderfully,inspired insights.

We hope that you and your family have a wonderful and safe holiday season.

[LWBAZ]

Originally Posted by dave&ginny

Larry,

I sure hope you make it to Quartsite this coming January because I'd love to have a drink with you

Sounds good Dave. We won't be there with the motorhome, but I might drive out there one day to harass the rally organizer (not to mention Gary by name) and meet some people I haven't met.