[limey]

We found that the best way to evaluate "quality" was to go and look! A show is a good start, but then find a selection of large dealers and go take a look. Things that we noticed were quality of cabinetry (especially doors), counter tops, mattresses, bathrooms and general "fit and finish".

We ended up buying a Montana because we thought it was the best combination of floorplan/space, utility and quality for the price. We did find another brand of similar size that was actually more money and we liked it a lot - until we opened a cabinet door - it flexed before it sprung open the latch!

We all have different tastes, price limits and use requirements - so go and look, you will soon figure out what works best for you.

Oh, and find a dealer you like! It is hard to find honest salesmen, but if you find one who will answer questions honestly, and not simply try to sell the one they make the most money on, stick with him/her!