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Before we settled on the XLR we looked at the exact same lineup of coaches :-)
You’re going to find them all about equal in build quality and components/options. It’s really just going to come down to which layout and interior they like the best, as well as of course finding a decent dealer to sit down and do business with. I have not dealt with the other factories but having spent more than 70% of the last five years staying in RV parks we have found owners of all the above brands to be 99% happy with their choice. The only downside to the momentum is the pricing. They were the highest price coach ( actual dealer price when trying to make a sale, not MSRP) of all the toy hauler brands, second only to the voltage. Voltage does offer a full body paint option which although we did not get that I would have loved to been able to find something with paint instead of decals. Voltage does offer a full body paint option. The only major flaw I have heard about with the voltage is on the older models they used the Schwintech slide system on their living room slides, and had quite a few problems. They have since switched to hydraulics on their big slide outs to fix that problem but is something to consider if looking at a used model.
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