From the deluxe Navigator to the always popular Savoy, Holiday Rambler is strong in customer satisfaction and prides itself on customer service. Its closest competitors are Fleetwood and Winnebago and the company sells well in all regions of the United States.
Holiday Rambler is proud of its history but is never one to rest on its laurels. According to Director of Marketing, Jim Mac, we can expect even more floor plan innovations, both in motorhomes and towables as well as more full-wall slide designs. “That’s what people are looking for,” Mac says. “We introduced the first full wall slide in November of 2006, the full wall slide provides better use of interior space.”
Holiday Rambler’s Class B series, Augusta, comes in the shape of three distinct o¬fferings, ranging in length from 21’ to 29’ and priced from $51,000 to $76,000+ - the Augusta B-Plus, the Augusta Touring Sedan and the Augusta Sport. No matter which model you choose, you’ll discover a variety of features, like a skylight and fixtures adorned with a cool brushed nickel finish. With three different models, two solid chassis you can depend on (Ford or Chevy) and a host of options like full body paint and heated power mirrors to choose from.
The company’s closest competitors are Fleetwood and Winnebago and they appeal to mid-range customers that are interested in both quality construction and price according to Jim Mac. Holiday Rambler has more than 27 different models in its line of motorhomes and towables. This diversity makes for a myriad of choices for the consumer. And while it takes some time to navigate and research all of these models, it would be beneficial for RV buyers to take some time on Holiday Rambler’s website. Once you’ve narrowed down your choices, you can order brochures for the models you would like to investigate further.
Comments: Holiday Rambler receives high marks for customer satisfaction, quality construction and the dealers we interviewed gave Holiday Rambler a high score as well. We spoke with a number of Holiday Rambler owners and many were pleased with their purchase and customer service from the company. Resale value is average to above average and construction is above average to excellent. The company’s website is chock full of information and pricing. Their website does list vehicle specifications and construction information. If you live in the Northwest we would encourage you to visit the company and take a factory tour.
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