Compared to houses, RVs are put under lot of stress when driving, but so are normal cars, so why are RVs specifically prone to water damage from rain or snow at considerably shorter distances than normal cars?
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They’re all flimsy obs not built in same fashion as cars or engineering or even undercoated often, usually very unskilled manual labor construction. This applies to brand new stuff not just old inventory. tldr RVs are absolute shit basically these days do read https://www.rvtravel.com/pathetic-quality-rv-dealers-fed-manufacturers-producing-1017b/
> “It’s some of the worst stuff I’ve seen in 30 years,” said one longtime RV dealer. “It’s horrendous inside and out. But we have no recourse but to put it on the lot and try to sell it. You take what you can get, and you move on.”
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