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Mondooker

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Posted: 11/09/20 04:45pm

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Hi guys, When do the 2022 class C’s come out? I’m primarily interested in Coachmen Concord, Forest River Forester and Entegra Esteem? I guess what I’m asking is do they all come out about the same time? Thanks

deltabravo

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Posted: 11/09/20 05:39pm

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Mondooker wrote:

It depends on the manufacturer.
There is no set "standard" for the RV industry.

I remember a big toy hauler brand (Weekend Warrior) that would be two model years ahead of the actual calendar year. If they were still in business, they'd be on the 2022 model year already.

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Posted: 11/09/20 05:51pm

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Posted: 11/09/20 07:00pm

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Vehicle model years are based on what is being produced on January 1st of the year--so a 2022 model year can start anytime after January 1st, 2021, and then continue to any point before January 1st, 2023. When any given vehicle manufacturer decides to make the changeover from one model year to another during the calendar year is entirely up to them. It's also possible to skip a model year entirely even with more or less continuous production if the changeover is taking place around the new year.

For trailers, I'm not sure they have model years in the same sense that cars and trucks and other self-powered vehicles do--model years that the government cares about--so maybe the standards are a little more loose with them.