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The 10 Most Reliable RV Manufacturers

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When you're shopping a new or used RV, you'll want to make sure your purchase comes from a dependable manufacturer. Read on for our list of the top 10 RV manufacturers in the American market.

Itasca

The Itasca RV manufacturer is Winnebago Industries, headquartered in Forest City, Iowa. Winnebago created the Itasca line to blend function and form into an unrivaled motorhome experience.

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Fleetwood

The Fleetwood RV manufacturer makes class A and class C motorhomes. You can customize your RV with Fleetwood's online building tool.

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Winnebago

Winnebago sells class A, class B and class C motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels and toy haulers with a variety of floor plans. This manufacturer is best for vacationers who want a commercial or personal RV from a proven company.

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Jayco

This Indiana-based RV manufacturer distributes its full line of products to nearly 300 dealers across the country. The brand's Climate Shield technology keeps the temperature inside of the coach steady even in extreme conditions.

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Coachmen RV

Since 1964, Coachmen has manufactured RVs from its base in Indiana and became a brand within Forest River in 2008. Coachmen has a full range of RVs, including toy haulers, fifth wheels and motorhomes.

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Dutchmen RV

Dutchmen manufactures a line of RV towables including expandable trailers, toy haulers, fifth wheels and travel trailers. This company's online tool can help you choose your brand, floor plan and amenities to build the RV that's right for you.

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REV Group RV

REV Group is the parent company of 29 specialty vehicle brands, including the luxury RV brands American Coach, Holiday Rambler and Fleetwood RV. These feature-rich motorhomes are designed for style and comfort.

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Oliver Travel Trailer

Manufactured in Hohenwald, Tenn., the Oliver Travel Trailers are constructed of two inner and two outer fiberglass shells. The two inner shells create a bubble where the counters, cabinets, seats and floor recess are molded.

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Tiffin

Based in Alabama, this family business has relatives working on site every day. The Tiffin family is proud of the dedicated crew of craftsmen they work with.

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Airstream

Every inch of an Airstream serves a functional purpose. The original Airstreams of the 1930s are still in use today, just as sturdy and modern-looking as ever.

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