Thursday, October 13, 2005
All the comforts of home
Even inflated fuel prices have not parked the RV industry. High-tech accessories and greater reliability account for the vehicles' continued popularity and a corresponding drop in buyers' ages.
"This is a lifestyle," said Gary Edwards of Holiday World of Houston.
Edwards has watched the age of his customers decline "from the mid-50s to the mid-40s" through that time.
Those younger buyers reflect an upturn in the appeal of motor homes to entire families rather than just their retired parents. Instead of flying or driving the sedan or SUV to favorite destinations, vacationers increasingly are opting for these large, roomy vehicles to make the most of precious time away from work. Full Story...
"This is a lifestyle," said Gary Edwards of Holiday World of Houston.
Edwards has watched the age of his customers decline "from the mid-50s to the mid-40s" through that time.
Those younger buyers reflect an upturn in the appeal of motor homes to entire families rather than just their retired parents. Instead of flying or driving the sedan or SUV to favorite destinations, vacationers increasingly are opting for these large, roomy vehicles to make the most of precious time away from work. Full Story...
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