[Dave W]

Ours is a High Country so probably not what you are considering though it is a first cousin to the Montana. But with that said, yes, we would buy another. Yes, I would do a better job of researching the basics, but I can't fault Keystone on that so wont.

If you have a problem with fiy=t and finish, that's Keystone. If you have a chassis problem that is also Keystone but Lippert will often correct THEIR mistakes. If you have a problem with an accessory, don't blame Keystone, they buy air conditioners, stoves, furnaces and the rest of the accessories by the carload from outside suppliers and all have separate warranties though a dealer will attempt to get his parts via Keystone.

Dealers - they can be as low down as pond scum right on up to being tha best in any industry. Do your due diligence. That guy opening the RVs doors is usually paid on commission and will promise the world for a sale. We have two dealers in the general area - pond life for one and top of the list for the other.

Do your homework, then buy what works best for you