Newmar honors its top vendors

(Nov. 2, 2011) -- Forty seven companies were represented at the annual event, with nearly 150 people in attendance. This was the 14th time the event was held as a way for Newmar Corporation to show its appreciation to its suppliers for the role they play in the company’s success, the company said in a press release.

Unlocking the secrets of the Internet – Part 4

(Nov. 1, 2011) -- Research by J.D. Power & Associates shows that the typical buyer is going to be researching their purchase for at least six months before they are ready to start talking openly with a salesperson. Today, the bulk of that research is happening on the Internet. That means when a potential customer makes contact with you through the Internet, they are more likely to be shopping for someone with whom they can build a relationship than they are for a specific RV.

RV values rise slightly on auction market

(Nov. 1, 2011) -- The values of motorhomes rose a very slight $86 this past month, less than two tenths of a percent of the $42,271 average sales price. Towables, including travel trailers, fifth wheels, and camping trailers, reversed their declines and actually rose $14, an even smaller percentage of one tenth of one percent of the $9,884 sale price.

B.C. campground could become hot election issue

(Nov. 1, 2011) -- The Courtenay City Council is involved in legal moves against the owners of Maple Pool Campground to ensure the site complies with municipal zoning bylaws, which could mean it ends up being shut down. Now several local people are calling on election candidates to state whether they would vote to halt the enforcement if elected, reports Canada.com.