TheSojourner
New Member
Just posting a word to the wise about Jayco RVs. Before we purchased our Seneca, my wife and I poured over many forums just like this one and found many glowing reviews of Jayco. Given our recent experience, we think Jayco deserves some more balanced coverage.
We bought our Seneca 34SS in April of this year for $110,000 plus taxes which seemed like a great deal given the usual MSRP. As the old saying goes, however, if something seems too good to be true then it usually is. We have a laundry list of complaints about this RV and no Jayco people we have spoken to seem to want to help. This RV was purchased brand new with a warranty. It came off the lot with broken cabinets and a functionless DVD player. When you pay for a warranty you expect to have some accountability but it is now six months later -- the RV has been in the shop for three -- and none (none!) of the repairs have been completed.
Bottom line: the Jayco warranty is not worth the paper it's written on.
We bought our Seneca 34SS in April of this year for $110,000 plus taxes which seemed like a great deal given the usual MSRP. As the old saying goes, however, if something seems too good to be true then it usually is. We have a laundry list of complaints about this RV and no Jayco people we have spoken to seem to want to help. This RV was purchased brand new with a warranty. It came off the lot with broken cabinets and a functionless DVD player. When you pay for a warranty you expect to have some accountability but it is now six months later -- the RV has been in the shop for three -- and none (none!) of the repairs have been completed.
Bottom line: the Jayco warranty is not worth the paper it's written on.
