by Ed Black
Only one mainstream Subaru SUV clears 3,500 pounds of tow rating, and it is not the one most shoppers assume. Many buyers walk into a used-car lot thinking any Subaru with a roof rack and AWD badge can haul a camper up a mountain pass. That assumption costs people...
by Ed Black
A trailer that can back itself into a campsite while the driver watches from twenty feet away sounds like something out of a concept-car reel. In 2026, it is a real product with real reservations attached to it. The recreational vehicle industry, long defined by...
by Ed Black
Five major RV brands issued electrical wiring recalls in the first seven months of 2026 alone. Keystone, Forest River, and Grand Design all had to fix wires that could spark, melt, or start fires, not because owners did anything wrong, but because of factory wiring...
by Jeff Martin
New RV registrations fell more than 24% in February 2026 compared to the year before, yet used RV sales quietly climbed [10]. That single fact tells you almost everything about the current market for RVs recreational vehicles. Buyers are cautious. Dealers are...
by Ed Black
A record 34.6 million Americans planned to travel by RV this spring, a 23% jump from the year before, and by summer that number climbed toward 37 million, with 74 million saying they plan to go RVing in the next twelve months.[3][8] That is not a small trend. That is...
by Ed Black
Nearly half a million households in North America now call a motorhome, travel trailer, or converted van their only home. That number is not a guess. It is the result of a lifestyle shift that has turned “full time RV living” from a fringe idea into a...
