RV nightmare: Dirty secrets of buybacks

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The ugly side of getting a buyback. People who struggle with a new RV that's defective should not have to go through this! It's time for change.

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✅ Who is Liz Amazing?
Liz Amazing is a consumer advocate helping people who have had problems with their new RVs. The RV industry has responded to her videos by flying techs in to make repairs, transporting rigs back to the factory, and even buying back defective RVs.

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NOTE: This channel does not condone threats or violence of any kind. If you are upset or outraged by acts of dealer or manufacturer misconduct featured in this video, I encourage you to utilize lawful means of expression, including NHTSA for safety issues, and online forums for further discussion.

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@debsrvservices

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Mary Adham
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[davidmay]

Liz - I'm 59 and very close to retiring. I considered buying an RV to go on a celebration tour out west. After watching so many of your videos and those done by others, there is NO way I'm entering the RV world. I was strongly considering Tiffin and Jayco and both Thor management teams are a bunch of scumbags. Can't believe how much of what is produced is just plain c-r-a-p. Everything from purchase to product to so-called 'support' comes across as slimy. Nope ... will go another direction. THANK YOU for all you do. You're amazing.

[ghostman]

I’m 100% not buying a RV thanks to your exposure of how these companies treat their customers……… I don’t want to buy something that’s attached to a 50/50 chance of buying trash…and then fighting these giants to fix their products……. I don’t need that stress in my retirement life. Keep up the good work Liz.❤❤

[beckyshaw]

Their greed is palpable…….and abhorrent. Thank you Liz for your amazing work that I’m convinced will bring about needed change in the RV industry. It is shameful and rather pathetic for these RV companies to be so blatantly deceitful.

[auntbeatrice]

Liz Amazing? More like Liz Stupendous!

[jennyrickner]

I have worked in manufacturing for 39 years. Build it right the first time.

[riveramar]

I believe that one reason for these RV manufacturers not offering 3 or 5 years warranty is because there is no regulatory body that holds them accountable for the products that they put out to consumers. There needs to be national legislation and standards similar to vehicles. Thank you for doing this work.

[stevenewsam]

Even though I do not participate in the RV community, it is obvious to me that Liz is a force for good so I subscribe and watch her video's. Thanks for your courageous work!

[SerenityNow....]

If this industry would just sell quality products, they wouldn't have to go thru all this trouble to keep it secret when they help their customers out with these lemons!! Good for you, Liz, for not backing down! Companies seem to rely on threats and intimidation anymore when they are exposed, when they usually don't have a legal leg to stand on, but unfortunately that is usually all it takes. Keep up the good fight!

[abba]

Liz, you are an advocate for all consumers, not just for RV buyers! Thank you for your courage.

[mikefoehr]

I know Toyota lately has had some major issues with new Trucks. Having said that, I remember watching and commenting on a video I watched a few years back. This Toyota employee was asked to attend a meeting with some ford engineers and discuss how they deal with defective vehicles. So the Ford team said they would repair the product and then send it back for sale. This Toyota employee told the Ford engineers at Toyota they would study the defect(s) a d then come up with solutions to resolve any issues. Then after all studies were complete, the defective vehicle is sent to the crusher. Imagine that. Even watching channels like TFL, any preproduction vehicles are crushed. Imagine that. I think this speaks to how hard Toyota tries to get it right.

[joeblow]

A major contributor to this is, every year all is new.
New layout, new appliances, new windows, new roof materials.
Rather than focusing on perfecting what is already being manufactured they all think they need to start the new model year out by starting with new everything. Another thing I think adds to all of the problems, is volume rather then quality.
It's like all RV manufacturer's are in competition to see who can produce the most units in a single year. Then take into consideration how many different manufacturer's there are.
I think far more are being made each year then are being retired units. This giving new meaning to the old adage, you have outdone your self this time. To many units and not enough buyer's. Then to add to the problem of availability of campgrounds. Rest areas are cutting back on overnight parking, big box stores and shopping malls are pushing away stay over parking. Prices for good camp grounds are reaching the price of a five stare Hotel with all the amenities.

Liz,
I think you are doing a great service for the RV consumer.

P.S. this is what has led to the fall of, if for any reason your not happy with our product bring it back for a full refund. No questions asked. Why I say this? The big home improvement stores used to take items back and refund the money to the customer. Then customers abused that privileged by using something for there purpose, only to return it when done.
I have seen people use lawn mowers for a full season only to return it for a full refund. This led to the 30 day with receipt refund.
Keep up the great work.👍👍2thumbs up

[MrOccyc]

Thank God you are making these videos. You saved me a ton of money and frustration. No way I’m buying an RV.

[buzzward]

We need a lot more people like you Liz!! Thanks for all you do.

[gjm]

I agree, if they would try & make a good product then the manufacturers have nothing to worry about!
As far length of warranty it should be the same as an automobile warranty !
Thank you Liz for all your efforts.

[GringoGeorge]

Thanks to this channel and others like it I will never make the mistake of buying an RV. I hope the manufacturers are aware of how much business they are losing.

[TheMaximumMinimalist]

Thank you liz for bringing this up, so many deceptive companies out there. They prey on us rather than be honest and build things correctly. Its disgusting to me and these companies need to be called out and you do it gracefully, much better than i.

[wayneg]

We owned a Class A motorhome in the late 80's to the late 90's when our children were growing up. We loved every minute of the experience. It was a great way to vacation as a family. I could not imagine having to endure some of the problems encountered by you viewers. It saddens me to see how far the RV industry has fallen.

In this video you talk about the limited duration of the warranties offered by the industry, especially expensive motorhomes. As I recall, back in the 90"s Newmar offered a three year "bumper to bumper" warranty on their coaches. It would be interesting to know why they quit offering this. My guess is that even though Newmar was a quality coach builder at that time the warranty probably ate up a good bit of their profits. Right or wrong this is the only longer term warranty I can recall.

Even though It's been a long time since our RV days I do enjoy watching your videos and I think you perform a great service for the owners AND the companies. The companies just don't yet know that.

[carlwellman]

Minimum of a 3 year warranty Liz, many rigs are not used but a few times a year. Another option would be to have the manufacturer give the purchaser a free extended warranty for another 3 to 5 years. Those things would help but if your frame is flexed or cracked, the extended warranty usually will not help with that. Great video Liz, keep moving the needle forward!

[michellefitz]

GO LIZ GO! What you are doing is truly AMAZING! Wow! Another powerful video