Ready for Inspection

[smitty29832]

Our 2016 Reflection 303RLS has arrived at our dealership from the factory. We chose the options of a 2nd AC unit and dual pane windows. It's in PDI then we'll be heading there in a day or two to do our inspection, sign paperwork, etc.

I'd appreciate any advise from others on this forum regarding our walk through. Also, I know they're most likely going to attempt to sell us an extended warranty but at this point I'm thinking we should hold off while it's still under the GD warranty and then shop around before the 1 year is up. We're going to be weekend campers for a couple years so it's not like we will be out on the road all the time. Thoughts?



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[Dave and Monica]

Good idea about holding off on the extended warranty. I think that's something you need to do a lot of research on to verify the reputation/quality of the warranty company...many have to known to fail long before their warranty expires.

Dave

 

[steve gravelle]

More wisdom from Dave and more praise from Steve. The equation is a triangle of price- quality- service. You can only get two of three of the points of the triangle. Example is, if you buy for the lowest price, there isn't enough profit to generate a team of service professionals to make sure you are receiving quality repairs. An example is a gentleman on GD Facebook page, his Ford tow rig got hit hard in a RV park by someone who had a seizure. Bad damage- his insurance company wants to use aftermarket sheet metal rather than OEM. Having spent a few years in that segment of the automotive service field I would not want that on my vehicle! But possibly his insurer gave him the lowest price for (inferior) coverage. The bitterness of low quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.