Caravan Satisfaction Survey

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  • Wherenext
    Wherenext Club Member Posts: 10,800
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    edited September 2019 #62

    Ah, David, Alec Guinness and White Suits spring to mind.undecided

  • Wildwood
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    edited September 2019 #63

    I have been accused of being cynical but at least I know now that I am in good company.

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  • TobyLeeds
    TobyLeeds Club Member Posts: 146
    edited October 2019 #66

    I understand that German caravans are built for. 30 year life - perhaps you should go to the Düsseldorf caravan show

  • The Bucks Wanderers
    The Bucks Wanderers Forum Participant Posts: 4
    edited January 2020 #67

    Here we are again with a bit more reliability news.  M.R. Club friends advise me that they have a problem with a 2017 Swift (will be out of use from Jan. to Jul. for repair - that's a lot of the caravanning season!)  

    Another one's father bought a new Bailey, which had to go back for numerous corrections, but seems to be OK now - but not a good start, Bailey.

    Finally a cousin of a cousin had a Swift which had to be returned because of leaks in the top front window (found out that this was pretty common too ---).

    We never seemed to have this trouble when caravans were produced in smaller quantities by smaller manufacturers.  Why is it that the modern caravans come with built in faults and cause so many problems?  I don't hold out much hope for our caravan industry after we leave the EU.  I would sincerely advise anyone NOT to buy a new caravan at present.

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