Safari Motorcoaches RV

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Safari began building coaches in 1986 in Oregon. The goal was to make an outstanding RV for good value. Safari soon became well-known and popular in the RV world and in 2001 became a part of the Monaco Coach Corporation, also in Oregon, and still strives to give the most coach for the money. Safari motorcoaches stand out from the rest, especially its main competitors, Winnebago and Fleetwood, due to the attention paid to fit and finish. “The amenities we put in the homes, the quality and construction, are second to none,” says Monaco VP Craig Wanichek. “Our diesel is built on its own chassis and all units have 84” height and one-piece windshields. It’s all about the best value for the dollar.”

Safari is popular in the northwest and southwest regions of the country, due in large part to its location and expects to see a 10-15 percent growth this year. Wanichek gives Safari a 10 across the board for customer service, customer satisfaction and quality of product. “We have more people in service than most have in their whole company,” he says. “For parts and service, Monaco’s backend support is second to none in the industry. We have three factory-owned service centers across the United States, in Oregon, Indiana and Florida, and 24/7, 365 days a year technical support. Our superior service sets us apart.”