Sunline Coach We are a consumer based company that rates Sunline RV's in North America. Our rating guides feature Sunline travel trailers and fifth wheels. Sunline Coach Company is located in the Pennsylvania Dutch Country in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The company has been in business for over 40 years. Sunline Coach builds high quality travel trailers featuring innovative floor plans and design elements not normally found in other products. The company has earned the reputation for building a quality product in the industry. According to the company’s website they receive a high number or repeat business, “Sunline owners come back to us each time their camping needs change and they are ready to buy another trailer from us.”

Sunline RV has been awarded the coveted Dealer Satisfaction Award, (DSI) by the National Recreational Vehicle Dealer Association, (RVDA). The company is honored to be one of only seven RV manufacturers selected by the RVDA for recognition of their overall service and product quality. They have received this award in the past because of their commitment to their dealer network and customers.

We spoke with Betty Zazwirsky, Sales Coordinator. She said that Sunline sales are strong in the NE, and the company has sold 1,143 models so far in 2006. Their best seller was the T-1950, a 20’6” Solaris nonslide trailer. With no additional options which retails for $19,740. “This is the company’s flagship series, which only gets better each year.” Their designers have refined Solaris floor plans to best suit the needs of camping enthusiasts. Sunline Solaris models, size 20 to 14 feet in length, are a perfect lightweight traveling companion for the couple on the go.

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