FAIRFAX, VA. – Jennifer Green-Neff, Head of brand marketing at Trader Interactive, parent company to RV Trader and Statistical Surveys, will host “Leveraging Data Intelligence” at 8 a.m. on Nov. 14 as part of the business innovation track at the 2024 RV Dealers Convention.
Jennifer Green-Neff
By effectively interpreting data, RV dealerships can unlock invaluable insights into customer preferences, market trends, and purchasing behaviors. This session will guide dealers in understanding which data holds the most impact based on their competitive goals.
Green-Neff will explore practical strategies and tools for leveraging data intelligence to differentiate your dealership in a crowded market and emerge as a leader in the RV industry.
Learning objectives for this session:
Explore real-world case studies to understand the tangible benefits of data-driven approaches in RV sales and service
Understand the significance of data interpretation for gaining a competitive edge in the RV dealership industry
Acquire actionable strategies for integrating data intelligence into various dealership operations
The convention allows North America’s top dealership personnel to forge valuable connections with peers, industry leaders, and potential business partners in the Expo. Dealership professionals can expand their network and gain insights from the best in the RV industry.
The dealer-organized RVDA Convention will provide an in-depth look into the current sales landscape. Attendees will have access to valuable resources to optimize all departments within a dealership, including fixed operations.
To register for the 2024 RV Dealers Convention/Expo and to view workshop video previews, click here. Regular updates will be posted on theconvention website, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X.
The event is sponsored by RVDA of the U.S., RVDA of Canada, and the Mike Molino RV Learning Center.
Companies interested in partnership or sponsorship opportunities can contact Julie Newhouse at (703) 364-5518 or email [email protected].
WASHINGTON, D.C. — After idling over the Labor Day weekend, the national average for a gallon of gas resumed its pace of daily declines by falling six cents since last week to $3.30, according to AAA.
Key contributors are low gas demand and the plunging cost of oil, which is struggling to stay above $70 a barrel. The national average cost for L2 commercial electricity remained the same for EV drivers.
“There are now 10 states with gasoline averages below $3 a gallon, which means thousands of retail outlets east of the Rockies are selling gas at similarly low prices,” said Andrew Gross, AAA spokesperson. “With hurricane season remaining weak and disorganized, this trend of falling pump prices will likely continue.”
With an estimated 1.2 million AAA members living in households with one or more electric vehicles, AAA tracks the kilowatt-per-hour cost for Level 2 (L2) commercial charging by state.
Today’s national average for a kilowatt of electricity at an L2 commercial charging station is 34 cents.
According to new data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA), gas demand fell last week from 9.30 million b/d to 8.93. Meanwhile, total domestic gasoline stocks rose slightly from 218.4 to 219.2 million barrels, and gasoline production increased last week, averaging 9.7 million daily. Falling gasoline demand and oil costs will likely keep pump prices sliding.
Today’s national average for a gallon of gas is $3.30, 17 cents less than a month ago and 51 cents less than a year ago.
Oil Market Dynamics
At the close of Wednesday’s formal trading session, WTI fell by $1.14 to settle at $69.20 a barrel. The EIA reports that crude oil inventories decreased by 6.9 million barrels from the previous week. At 418.3 million barrels, U.S. crude oil inventories are about 5% below the five-year average for this time of year.
Quick Gas & Electricity Stats
Gas
The nation’s top 10 most expensive gasoline markets are Hawaii ($4.66), California ($4.65), Washington ($4.16), Nevada ($3.99), Oregon ($3.76), Alaska ($3.72), Illinois ($3.61), Utah ($3.59), Idaho ($3.58), and Washington, D.C. ($3.55)
The nation’s top 10 least expensive gasoline markets are Mississippi ($2.83), Tennessee ($2.94), Oklahoma ($2.88), Alabama ($2.90), Texas ($2.90), Louisiana ($2.90), South Carolina ($2.93), Arkansas ($2.95), Missouri ($2.98), and Kentucky ($2.99).
Electric
The nation’s top 10 least expensive states for L2 commercial charging per kilowatt hour are Kansas (22 cents), Missouri (24 cents), Delaware (25 cents), Texas (28 cents), Nebraska (29 cents), Utah (29 cents), Wisconsin (29 cents,) Michigan (30 cents), Vermont (30 cents) and North Dakota (30 cents).
The nation’s top 10 most expensive states for L2 commercial charging per kilowatt hour are Hawaii (56 cents), West Virginia (45 cents), South Dakota (43 cents), Arkansas (42 cents), Idaho (42 cents), South Carolina (42 cents), Montana (41 cents), Kentucky (41 cents), New Hampshire (41 cents) and Alaska (40 cents).
Drivers can find current gas and electric charging prices along their route using the AAA TripTik Travel planner.
This is the Aqulia 360 towable from Lidu RV, a China-based maker of towables with more or less peculiar shapes and features you don’t normally find on trailers in the EU or the U.S., according to a report by AutoEvolution.com. Lidu RV has partnered with Netherlands-based StarLight B.V. to bring the Aqulia 360 to the European market, betting big on its innovative features to attract a very particular type of client.
That type would be the weekend adventurer who travels with a significant other or friend, who wants smart features and uncompromising comfort, as well as all the creature comforts of home in a compact footprint inspired by the classical teardrop trailer. We’re guessing that this type of client is also the kind that has deep pockets, but since there’s no word of pricing just yet, that’s a shot in the dark.
The 2024 edition of the Dusseldorf Caravan Show brought a handful of surprises, thrown in the new debuts from established caravan and motorhome makers. The Aqulia 360 was one of them, but it stood out from the lot through its distinctive shape and rather odd offering of features.
PHOENIX — Acting Deputy Secretary of the Interior Laura Daniel-Davis announced Thursday the distribution of $325 million from the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) Stateside Assistance Program to all 50 states, U.S. territories, and the District of Columbia – the largest annual distribution from the program since 1979. Investments from the LWCF are helping support the Biden-Harris administration’s America the Beautiful initiative by funding locally led outdoor recreation and conservation projects that protect and enhance access to America’s great outdoors, according to a release.
Acting Deputy Secretary Daniel-Davis celebrated Arizona’s $6.7 million award in Avondale alongside local leaders and partners. She visited Sundance Park in Buckeye and was briefed on a $3 million LCWF project, funded in 2021 and completed in 2023, for new construction of lighted multi-use fields, ramadas, a maintenance yard and other improvements. She then toured Donnie Hale Park, the recipient of $557,000 in LWCF funding in 2021, to learn about their renovations of baseball fields, basketball courts, playground, ramadas, walkways, lighting, fencing and other amenities.
“The Biden-Harris administration is deeply committed to ensuring that all Americans, no matter where they live or how much money they earn, can enjoy the outdoors,” said Acting Deputy Secretary Daniel-Davis. “The Land and Water Conservation Fund is helping us deliver on that commitment through locally-led and community-driven projects that are creating greener neighborhoods, more recreational opportunities and improved access to nature.”
The LWCF was established by Congress in 1964 to fulfill a bipartisan commitment to safeguard natural areas, water resources and cultural heritage, and to provide recreation opportunities to all Americans. The fund helps strengthen communities, preserve history and protect the national endowment of lands and waters. Since its inception in 1965, the LWCF State and Local Assistance Program has funded more than 46,000 projects in every county in the country.
In 2020, Congress permanently funded the LWCF at $900 million per year with wide bipartisan support through the Great American Outdoors Act, which was signed four years ago this week.
At no cost to taxpayers, the LWCF, administered by the National Park Service (NPS), supports increased public access to and protection for federal public lands and waters — including national parks, forests, wildlife refuges, and recreation areas — and provides matching grants to Tribal, state and local governments to support the acquisition and development of land for public parks and other outdoor recreation sites.
“Communities in every corner of the nation have benefited from the Land and Water Conservation Fund’s incredible investments,” said National Park Service Director Chuck Sams. “With increased investment into locally led efforts, the Land and Water Conservation Fund continues to represent the best of America while putting communities and equity first.”
Allocations within the LWCF Stateside Assistance Program for each state and territory are determined through a formula set in the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act and is largely population-based. States and Territories further allocate these funds to local projects. This fiscal year, NPS provided guidance to states to work more closely with Tribes and underserved communities during the development of their Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plans.
FAIRFAX, Va. – RV Dealers Association (RVDA) officials are pleased to announce that long-time RV Dealers Convention/Expo partner MBA Insurance has boosted its backing to become a silver partner for the 2024 RV Dealers Convention/Expo.
“We appreciate MBA increasing its sponsorship level this year, making it possible for us to put on an even better Convention/Expo than we might have expected,” said Convention/Expo Committee Chair Chris Andro, Hemlock Hill RV Sales in Southington, Conn. “MBA Insurance’s commitment to helping our dealers get the most out of their membership shows the strength of their ties to our partners.”
“We have long been a supporter of the Convention/Expo and get many quality visits from our customers at our booth as well as productive meetings with potential customers,” said Carlos Avila, president of MBA Insurance. “This is the premiere event for RV dealers, and it is important for us to play a big part.”
About the RV Dealers Convention/Expo
The convention allows North America’s top dealership personnel to forge valuable connections with peers, industry leaders, and potential business partners in the Expo. Dealership professionals can expand their network and gain insights from the best in the RV industry.
The dealer-organized RVDA Convention will provide an in-depth look into the current sales landscape. Attendees will have access to valuable resources to optimize all departments within a dealership, including fixed operations.
To register for the 2024 RV Dealers Convention/Expo click here. Regular updates will be posted on the convention website, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X.
The event is sponsored by RVDA of the U.S., RVDA of Canada, and the Mike Molino RV Learning Center.
Companies interested in partnership or sponsorship opportunities can contact Julie Newhouse at (703) 364-5518 or email [email protected].
ESSLINGEN/STUTTGART, Germany – With a growing product portfolio, Purem by Eberspaecher is tapping into the future market of hydrogen for industry and mobility, according to information provided by the company.
At hy-fcell in Stuttgart on Oct. 8-9, the exhaust and acoustics specialist will be exhibiting its latest developments at the joint booth with VDMA at Booth 4F51 in Hall 4.
With components and systems for mobile and stationary applications, Purem by Eberspaecher is tapping into new markets based on existing core competencies. The latest version of the portfolio can now be seen at hy-fcell 2024.
As a bypass or throttle valve, the Gas Control Valve ensures reliable regulation of mass flows.
Water management and acoustic solutions for fuel cell systems Effective water management is fundamental to the functionality of a fuel cell system. To ensure efficient operation of the stack and protect the compressor unit, for example, condensate must be separated in the anode and cathode path. This condensate is a by product of the conversion of hydrogen and oxygen into electrical energy. The specially developed water separators from Purem by Eberspaecher are designed for high mass flows by safeguarding low back pressure and high separation efficiency.
Intake and exhaust air systems of fuel cell vehicles must guarantee compliance with applicable noise emissions in order to meet customer requirements. The silencers developed for this purpose based on expertise from exhaust technology are designed for the special requirements of fuel cell systems and are resistant to high air humidity and water condensation. All components can be combined on a customer-specific basis to create an efficient exhaust air system.
Efficient Balance of Plant components Purem by Eberspaecher develops Balance of Plant components for fuel cell systems on the basis of valves used in exhaust technology. The Gas Control Valve is used to safely control air flows and pressure in order to optimize the whole system. This component can be used as a bypass or throttle valve and boasts a compact design. The Cathode Isolation Valve enables the cathode path to be hermetically sealed to protect it against leakage and therefore prevent premature aging. The product is designed for various applications thanks to the use of suitable materials and customer-specific connections.
The Cathode Isolation Valve from Purem by Eberspaecher hermetically seals the fuel cell stack.
Purem by Eberspaecher aims to take a comprehensive view of the topic of the future, hydrogen. In addition to its use, the generation of the energy source is therefore also an important target segment. For example, the exhaust and acoustics specialist is driving forward the production of solid oxide electrolysis cells with initial development approaches and continuously evaluating the associated customer requirements.
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JASPER, Ind. – Meyer Distributing announces a new partnership with Cannon Security Products, home of two trusted brands in the safe industry: Cannon and Stack-On, and Weston Brands.
“With adding great brands like Cannon and Stack-On, it rounds out our deep and broad safe offering with a premium unit and a price point unit,” Nick Gramelspacher, VP of Brand Strategy for Meyer, stated in a release “We’re now stocking 6+ brands of safes and over 350+ units. The products from Weston Brands pairs well with our outdoor/hunting segments. With the current high prices at the supermarket, there is money to be saved by processing your own foods.”
Cannon Safe is a start-to-finish manufacturer that has been in business since 1965. Key products include large scale personal safes, home security products and smaller-scale firearm safes. Cannon Safes are built for superior security with essential features to provide best-in-class secure storage solutions for your most valuable possessions.
Stack-On has over 40 years of proven success in the manufacturing and distribution of home safes, gun security products, garage storage and organizational structures. Stack-On builds its cabinets and safes purposefully, with the outdoorsman in mind, delivering exceptional value with a wide array of features, options, and flexibility.
“Cannon Security Products, Inc is excited to work with Meyer and Meyer’s vast network of dealers,” says Vivian Zapata, National Sales Manager at Cannon. “Together we will deliver the best brands in the safe category: Cannon and Stack-On.”
Weston’s suite of processing products gives you the control you expect over the processing, preservation, and preparation of your bounty, from both field and farm. From grinders, slicers, saws and strainers for processing, to vacuum sealers, canning equipment and dehydrators for preservation, and slow cookers and smokers for preparation, Weston is uniquely positioned to help you throughout the entire cycle. Be confident your food will have the best flavor, longevity, and nourishment for your family for years to come.
“Weston Brands is pleased to announce the start of a new and exciting business relationship and distribution partnership with Meyer Distributing,” says Ryan Case, National Sales Manager at Weston/Hamilton Beach. “This pairing is very exciting from the Weston front to make the best in food and meat processing and preservation available to the Meyer membership base and their retail customers. Our quality and breadth of product is a wonderful fit into the already expansive offering of specialty products that Meyer has available.”
Meyer Distributing is a complete international automotive and RV/towing distributor. With 106 locations nationwide and over 3,500,000 sq. ft. of warehouse space, Meyer has a huge inventory of parts to service their customers. With strategically positioned warehouse facilities, Meyer Distributing is able to provide next day delivery to most locations using Meyer Logistics direct ship.
KOTZ, Germany – The Aventa series of roof-mounted air conditioning systems from Truma are some of the most popular air conditioning systems for motorhome owners and panel van fans, according to a release from the company.
After all, they provide the perfect feel-good temperature in the vehicle at all times and have proven flexible, economical and efficient for everyday travel since their market launch. Now we present the true masterpiece of coolness with our 2nd generation of Aventa models – available from specialist retailers from spring 2025.
Truma systems are planned, developed, designed, tested, inspected and built around Munich. Aventa roof-mounted air conditioning systems are therefore, as ever, made in Germany.
The Aventa 2nd Generation product range update at a glance
The new roof-mounted air conditioning systems ensure a pleasant temperature inside the vehicle as well as particularly quiet operation. The systems’ low total weight, made possible by the installation of state-of-the-art technologies, is a highlight.
They weigh up to 18% less than the previous model. In addition, the infinitely variable compressor ensures outstanding cooling performance and, in combination with the revised Night Mode, quiet nights. The user-friendly air distributors also function as a design element in the vehicle.
Features include:
Outstanding cooling power: Available in 1700 W (Aventa compact 2nd Generation), 2200 W (Aventa compact plus 2nd generation) and 2500 W (Aventa comfort 2nd Generation) operating levels, they can both cool and heat thanks to their integrated heat pump.
Outstandingly low weight: The systems weigh 23.2 / 24.2 / 28.7 kilograms, including the indoor air distributor. They weigh up to 5 kg less than the previous generation, which were already the lightest systems of their kind. Their cooling power is as powerful as usual despite the huge reduction in weight.
Innovative technology: Thanks to the new infinitely variable compressor and the new infinitely variable indoor ventilator, your perfect feel-good temperature is always guaranteed. The compressor is automatically adjusted as required. For more peace and quiet at night, there is the improved Night Mode, which allows the system to provide pleasant coolness with particularly low noise. If it does get too chilly, the integrated heating function guarantees comfortable temperatures. The systems also stand out for their low starting current. This means there are no problems at campsites with low fuse protection.
Easy to use: The devices can be easily operated with the help of a Bluetooth remote control. They can also be controlled by one of the Truma iNet X System panels, as well as by the app of the same name. The 2nd generation Aventa roof-mounted air conditioning systems can also be operated by a new Truma CP Plus.
Timeless design: Both colour options are a real eye-catcher on the roof. Their elegance captivates on both the inside and outside.
Space-saving as usual: At 45 mm, the new interior air distributor has the usual space-saving design to maintain the leisure vehicle’s clearance height. It comes in the colours ‘cappuccino’ or ‘stone’. In addition to the basic Aventa air distributor variant, there is also the Aventa Premium air distributor. The Premium version offers an integrated dimmable LED for a pleasant lighting ambience, as well as air outlets with a higher number of adjustment options.
EDITOR’S NOTE: RVBusiness will be posting articles on what select manufacturers will be displaying at the Elkhart RV Open House, which is Sept. 23-26 at the RV/MH Hall of Fame and various other locations in and around Elkhart, Ind.These previews can also be found in the September/October issue of RVBusiness magazine, which wil be delivered to subscribers the week prior to Open House.
27North Venture
27North
Having opened its new production facility this past spring, 27North, Springfield, Mo., is ready for the big time and set to show its Venture Van to the larger RV world in hopes of building its dealer body.
Vice President of Sales & Marketing Gregg Beaudette said a few tweaks have been made to the van that was shown off at the ribbon-cutting event and debuted at the Music City Motorhome Expo this summer.
“We’ve refreshed the van even more and added a few more standard features and have increased our dealer network substantially,” he said.
27North soon will be introducing a new line of expedition trucks called the Trekker. It will be an enhanced version of the existing Rexrover built on the Dodge 5500 chassis.
Beaudette said 27North is coming off two record months and expects August to exceed the marks set in June and July.
For the Elkhart RV Open House, 27North will be located along Executive Parkway.
Airstream Trade Wind
Airstream
Airstream, the Jackson Center, Ohio-based THOR Industries subsidiary, has quite a few model year updates for its 2025 model year towable and motorized lineup.
• Like the original 25-foot model that debuted in 2023, the all-new off-grid Trade Wind 23FB is equipped with three chassis-integrated 270Ah heated Battle Born lithium batteries that form an 810Ah battery bank, providing four times greater capacity over most MY25 Airstream travel trailer models. The Trade Wind 23FB also has a 3000w inverter and charger system that can simultaneously power the convection microwave and 13,500 BTU air conditioner. Additionally, the new model is designed with a 500w solar input, monitored by an app-compatible Victron display, that extends energy harvesting capacity above most other comparable travel trailer models. Furthering off-grid capabilities, Trade Wind 23FB comes standard with Goodyear Wrangler Workhorse tires, a 3-inch lift kit, a tankless, on-demand recirculating LP water heater, and an optional composting toilet.
• The Classic, Airstream’s top-of-the-line travel trailers, received several technological updates in 2025. The Classic 30RB and 33FB floorplans are now equipped with MyAirstream, a new connected vehicle platform that builds on Airstream’s Smart Control system (found in Airstream Classics manufactured before Model Year 2025, as well as Pottery Barn Special Edition units).
• In both the Bambi and Caravel lines, the 19CB floorplan will be retired to focus on other popular layouts. The 22FB floorplans will see full-height wood panels added to replace current plexiglass dividers between the kitchen and primary bedroom, and the 16RB floorplans will be redesigned 2 inches longer for greater curbside and roadside galley clearance.
10ROK by Bontrager Outdoors
Bontrager Outdoors
Dealers visiting the Bontrager Outdoors exhibit along Executive Parkway during Open House will have the opportunity to see a number of changes from the Elkhart, Ind.-based OEM. Most notably, the company has retired the Braxton Creek brand name, which it acquired when it bought the travel trailer manufacturer in February 2023.
“With the company name change to Bontrager Outdoors, we’re putting our (stamp) on the product, which reestablishes the lineage we have in the industry, and having our name on it shows that we’re really proud of it,” said Jason Bontrager, company CEO and co-founder of the business with his cousin, Austin Bontrager.
Bontrager Outdoors also is retiring the Braxton Creek Bushwhacker and Bushwacker Plus product names. For 2025, new models will now be listed as belonging to either the “Small Line” or the “Standard Line,” respectively.
Within the Small Line, Bontrager is introducing the 10ROK, which is a 2-foot smaller version of the 12ROK trailer. The 10ROK trailer features white fiberglass walls, a 7-foot awning and an exterior kitchen accessed via a flat rear door that comes complete with a small refrigerator, a microwave, a griddle, a sink and metal cabinets. The 10ROK will have a dry weight of 1,700 pounds,offer 1,340 pounds of carrying capacity and feature a base MSRP of $16,575.
Bontrager Outdoors also is introducing the 7ROD, with a dry weight of about 500 pounds. The 7ROD sleeps two on its 80-by-46-inch J-Cube mattress, features a portable toilet, comes with LED lighting and it features a rear kitchen. The 7ROD has a carrying capacity of 660 pounds and features a base MSRP of $9,840.
In addition to showcasing its new Bontrager Outdoors’ trailers, the company also will showcase some of its Skinny Guy canopy campers, truck campers and hard-sided trailers.
Model Z AIR
Brinkley RV
Despite its relative newcomer status in the industry, Brinkley RV – whose ownership team includes brothers Ron and Bill Fenech as well as Nate Goldenberg, Micah Staley and Ryan Thwaits – is charging full speed ahead during the Elkhart RV Open House.
Like last year, Brinkley is welcoming dealers on an invitation-only status to its campus in Goshen, Ind., said Jerimiah Borkowski, director of marketing.
The introduction of its all-new Model I line of lightweight travel trailers will be one of the highlights, Borkowski added.
“It will have the same Brinkley automotive exterior seals and finishes and will continue the clean modern styling, along with the same high-quality materials and fit and finish Brinkley is known for,” he said.
The Model I also will feature an all-new interior “not seen before, but still residential with Brinkley’s timeless styling,” he said, adding that the unit is not de-contented to hit a price point but is “loaded with functionality and safety in line with the rest of the Brinkley lineup.”
In the Model G fifth-wheel toy hauler lineup, two new floorplans are being introduced – the G4100 and the G3970.
The G4100 offers a spacious living room and new full body paint options are available throughout the lineup.
“These toy haulers are no longer just for toys,” Borkowski said, noting the Model Z line’s level of convenience, innovation and luxury.
Brinkley’s original luxury fifth-wheel lineup – the Model Z – gets refreshed with new exterior graphics packages and two new floorplans: the under-30-foot 2670, and the 3515, which features a true office space and rear entry.
As for the Model Z AIR travel trailer, “Our most popular fifth-wheel floorplan comes to the travel trailer line without sacrifices,” Borkowski said of the new 310, which is a 37-foot, 10-inch couples coach offering a queen bed with nightstands and a king-bed option with an MSRP of $98,863.
ELKHART, Ind. – With the 14th Annual Forest River Expo just around the corner, Forest River Inc. announces its Expo headliners – rising country music stars Ella Langley and Nate Smith. The two dynamic country music talents will entertain on two separate nights as part of Forest River’s weeklong presentation of its 2025 product line, an event that takes place in conjunction with the Elkhart RV Open House, Sept. 23-26, at various locations in and around Elkhart, Ind.
Ella Langley, known for her gritty, heartfelt lyrics and powerhouse vocals, has been making waves on the country music scene with hits like “Country Boy’s Dream Girl” (see video below) and “That’s Why We Fight.” Ella brings an authentic, nostalgic sound to her music and has earned a loyal fan base through social media, making her one of country music’s most exciting new artists. She is set to take the Forest River Expo Stage on Tuesday, Sept. 24.
Nate Smith
Nate Smith, who burst onto the country music scene a few short years ago. Nate’s soulful lyrics and velvet vocals helped him earn two number one songs on the 2023 Billboard Country Airplay Chart, “Whiskey On You” (see video below) and “World On Fire.” The AMC Award Winner has filled his days on tour alongside Thomas Rhett, Cole Swindell, and Morgan Wallen and is set to grace the Forest River Expo Stage on Wednesday, Sept. 25.
“Open House is something very special for everyone here at Forest River, and we knew that bringing in two of country music’s brightest stars would make the event even more memorable,” said Forest River CEO Pete Liegl.
The 2024 Forest River Expo is held at its East To West production facility and is open by invitation only. The event showcases the latest innovations from Forest River’s wide range of RVs, as well as its pontoons and commercial products.
In addition to food and beverages tents and evening entertainment, dealers can:
Attend workshops with representatives from Parts & Service and Warranty. Connect with representatives from Finance and Marketing.
Schedule a 15-minute massage at the Priority One “Relaxation Station” – a tropical oasis created by Priority One Financial Services, a full-service finance company and Forest River partner. (To reserve a 15-minute complimentary appointment with a massage therapist, visit www.plfs.com/relax .)
