Open House 2026 kicked off with blue skies and chilly morning temps as dealers made their way to THOR Industries, Forest River, Alliance RV and more to check out what’s new for model year 2027.
Lining Executive Parkway this year there are decidedly fewer OEMs showing off their goods, but those who are present are making the most of the good weather, serving up updated floorplans, redesigned interiors and enhanced features.
Terex RV Segment President Gary Gunter’s opening remarks at the media breakfast Monday morning highlighted the company’s dedication to quality and customer service.
“Our responsibilities don’t end when a customer drives off the lot,” Gunter said.
He touted the innovativeness of the RV team at Terex.
“I’m proud of what the product team has put on the road map for the next three years,” Gunter said.
Gulf Stream Coach General Manager Tim Dennig showed off several updates to the Vista Cruiser and Vintage Cruiser, drawing attention to the quality of the construction of the units.
“It’s why we keep growing every year,” Dennig said.
Front and center at ATC Trailers was their new Hom travel trailer — a first for the company, which previously only produced toy haulers.
“This is definitely more homey,” said Kaylie Miller, ATC’s marketing operations manager.
The THOR Industries’ display was busy with visiting dealers across all its brands. Representatives at Keystone reported good traffic Monday morning and a tremendous showing in Hershey, Pennsylvania. Representatives at Tiffin Motor Homes also reported a solid Hershey show, particularly for a new Allegro Bay Super C.
