For the new model year, Keystone RV Co. has decided to turn its attention to a growing part of the RV market: units that are somewhat smaller and more affordable. The company is launching a broad collection of opening price point models across eight of their product lines.
Dealers can expect product line extensions from Hideout (Hideout Sport), Springdale (Springdale Classics), Arcadia (Arcadia Select), and Passport (Passport Mini). Bullet Crossfire has refined its single-axles with new equipment and pricing. Raptor Carbon Series and Fuzion Impact Edition are both introducing new aluminum sidewall toy hauler floorplans starting at 7,000 pounds and an MSRP under $40,000. Cougar Sport will be expanding its fifth wheel lineup and adding Cougar Sport travel trailers to its western production by the end of the year.
“We are 100% focused on delivering products that are attuned to where the current market opportunity,” said Josh Miller, Keystone RV’s vice president of sales. “Based on the success we saw with the Cougar Sport launch in January, we’re confident that with the introduction of the Keystone Classics Collection, we are delivering floorplans, weights and price points that will generate momentum for our dealer partners. In 2024 you’ll see Keystone flex our muscle in the travel trailer segment to provide an exceptionally well-rounded product offering.”
Classics Collection models are now shipping and will be debuted to the public next week at the Hershey RV Show. The entire collection can also be viewed on the company’s website and at the THOR dealer open house later this month.
