Don’t Buy These RVs: 8 Brands With the Most Common (and Costly) Problems

1. Thor Hurricane

Thor Hurricane has earned a poor reputation due to numerous negative reviews about its subpar quality and faulty parts. Many owners believe the components used by Thor are of low quality, leading to breakdowns much earlier than expected. Some of the most frequent problems include:

•Slide-out sections: Misalignment and water leakage.

•Plumbing: Missing parts and improper installation.

•Electrical: Faulty lights, wiring issues, and battery failure.

•Interior: Rapid wear and tear on fabrics and seats, often requiring replacement within a year.

Even RV batteries are prone to failure, affecting basic appliances like refrigerators and lights. Replacing batteries can be an expensive expense.