Month: January 2015

(Jan. 23, 2015) — Full Circle Finance Inc. is now offering a 6.99 percent lease-to-own product for special model cabins built by Pinnacle Park Homes of Georgia.

(Jan. 23, 2015) -- Vanleigh RV is setting up business in a Tishomingo County, Miss., industrial park to manufacture fifth wheel campers.

(Jan. 23, 2015) -- Camping fees at provincial parks in B.C. are going up, and the government said the extra money will help maintain the sites.

(Jan. 23, 2015) -- Recent graduates Nathan Thoen and Ian Harris, both from Prince Albert, are packing their 1984 Toyota camper van and heading to the west coast for the trip of a lifetime.

(Jan. 23, 2015) — Level 5 Advertising is offering an integrated data driven market strategy for dealers to help increase sales in 2015.

NeXus RV, an Elkhart, Ind.-based factory-direct motorhome manufacturer, couldn’t have asked for a bigger splash when it dove into the diesel pusher pool. The company debuted its all-new Class A Bentley 34B at the Florida RV SuperShow last week in Tampa, and ended up selling six of the 36-foot, rear-bedroom, four-slide units. The overwhelming response […]

(Jan. 23, 2015) -- MorRyde has developed Chair Buddy, a patent-pending device that clamps down on chairs when the RV is being moved, then folds up out of the way when RVers reach their destinations.

(Jan. 23, 2015) -- “What I like best about this is that all of my marketing is tied together. It looks the same and feels the same. We’re no longer using different vendors who specialize in one area or another, we just use one,” said Deffenbaugh.

Registration continues for the 2015 World RV Conference, set to run Feb. 25-27. Hosted by the Caravan Industry Association of Australia, the third edition of the conference will be held at the Grand Hyatt in Melbourne. Since its inception in Dusseldorf in 2008, the World RV Conference has provided the RV industry with an opportunity […]

(Jan. 23, 2015) -- Nominal retail sales in November came in much stronger than expected by rising 0.4 percent when market expectations had been for a decline of 0.2 percent, RBC Economics reported today.