VOYAGER RV
Family Owned, Quality Driven By Darci Berezan
Two Companies, one an RV dealer, the other an RV manufacturer – both family owned, started doing business together in 1997. Started by Rod Friesen in 1984, Voyager RV, in Winfield, B.C., has been a family owned business for almost three decades. In 1997 Voyager RV became a Jayco dealer when they partnered with the family owned company, based out of Indiana. Recognizing worth in the
traditions and values that both upheld meant that both Voyager and Jayco had a mutual respect for the other. “We were the largest RV dealership in the BC interior,” Jason Friesen, Vice President and Sales Manager explains, “and they were the top RV manufacturer at that time. As of today, they have continued on, true to form, and have done well to solidify their ranking as the top RV manufacturer with their top-of-the-line and most popular towable RV brands.” Jayco, founded in 1968, have been
around RVs and building RVs for almost half a century, and they’ve become well-known for the quality products they provide. “Te reason they are the top manufacturer,” Jason says, “is that they have rigorous quality control standards and use the best quality products and materials in the design and manufacturing of their RV models - a fact that is evident in that they’re the only trailer line that offers a full two-year, bumper-to-bumper warranty.” Jayco’s Jay Flight is one of the
company’s more popular trailer models and has been the number-one best- selling RV model in North America for seven years running. “Tis is because they have the best quality-to-price ratio,” Jason says. “Jayco products are built by the Amish. I toured one
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of their operations and had an eye- opening experience: it’s amazing how they do it. Tey keep the process quite secretive, but the pace at which they work and the overwhelming experience that they bring to the line – there is no guesswork involved. Tey’ve been building these Jaycos forever, in the heart of Indiana. Tis line is one of the only products out there that is constructed with plywood – no particle board at all. And they always use the best brand-name appliances and parts on the market: Goodyear Tires vs. cheap overseas brands; fridges, stoves, stereos, and televisions - all are top brand names. Tey managed to do this while keeping costs down, which is what makes them so popular. One of the important legacies that
the company has been able to keep intact is the fact they have remained privately owned, whereas most RV manufacturers are now publicly owned and traded, which makes things complicated and oſten increases prices.
“We are the exclusive dealer
for Jayco RVs in the Valley,” Jason says. “We (Voyager RV) stock many different colours and floor plans. We bring our selection in ensuring that we represent most of the available options in-stock. If you’re interested in purchasing an RV you should always look at a Jayco – they really are the standard to compare to. Tey are ‘head of the class’ over the competition. As a for-instance, consider the fact that they offer a lifetime warranty on their cabinetry, because they, unlike any other company out there, build their cabinets ‘in-house’ with no pre- fabricated parts or components.” Jay Flights start at $12,900 (one of
their newer products is a 15 ſt that is easily towable by crossovers, suvs, and minivans) and go up to $32,900 (35 ſt triple slide trailer). May 1st thru the 31st is Voyager RV’s blue tag sale - all Jayco RVs are on sale for the entire month.
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