Best TT?

[sledwest]

Jayco gets my vote. i buy 4 new trailers every year for the past 4 years and the only issue i have is 1 this year leaks water in a HARD rain through the tv antenna crank.

[RPr]

If it is your first RV, I suggest renting what you think you want first. This will tell you rather quickly what is right for you and your tow vehicle.

In general, you get what you pay for in a TT.

[Encpirate]

What everyone else has said is true. I do not know your timetable, but go to an RV show and look at all the different models. Go there with an idea of what size you can comfortably pull, not what size you can pull. Decide which ones you like, write the make and model number down or grab a brochure of the ones you like. DO NOT BUY at an RV show because you can still get the RV show price or better when you go to the dealer. If you do not want or cannot afford a new one this may still give you an idea of what used models to look for. I buy new because I tend to keep things for awhile and am not that mechanically inclined. Even so, I at least can see all the different features and upgrades that have occurred over the years. I also suggest to not buy the first edition of any model.

[09 harley]

This is my opinion. Trailers in the order I would buy them from a quality standpoint.
Airstream
Arctic Fox
Nash
You will pay more for quality. There are lots of trailers out there with features you will like. Your decision and it is a hard one.
Good luck and buy what you like. Any problems can be fixed but if you go with a good brand to begin with your chances of being satisfied are greater. The fun of this lifestyle is in the journey and experiencing new places and people, it's not really about your rig. That just gets you where you want o go.