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CAMPERS INN RV PREFERRED VENDOR n Bank of America www.bankofamerica.com tions.Theywant valuewhen theypurchase an RV and theywant the service experience after the sale.” The newmodels of motor homes are becoming smaller andmore fuel efficient,andmanufacturers acknowledge that feedback fromdealers is what dictates the features they’ll produce in the next cycle. Ben agrees.“There are still the hugemotor homes out there,there’s still an audience for that,but recent- lywe’ve seen a crossing of the different blends.The motor home sector nowincludes everything from van conversions to cut-awaychassis,Class ‘C’s,and different sizes within them.The Class ‘A’s even cross over a little bit with the Class ‘C’s in size and such.It’s interesting.We are finding the smaller RV is becom- ing attractive to someonewho lives in a suburban environment because theycanmaybe park it in their garage.So,the almost ‘hybrid’type of RVs are becom- ing popular since they suit all different lifestyles.” For this half-century-old,Hirsch family-business dynasty,success is a by-product of the company’s exceptional attention to service.All Campers Inn RV teammembers go through extensive training in the RVLearning Center Programor TechnicianTraining Program to ensure theyhave the abilityand knowl- edge to provide the best service.Benwants to get theword out to people interested in the RV life- style.“We’re the largest networkof family-operat- ed dealerships in the country,sowe can lookafter our customers right down the east coast.We have two dealerships in Florida; or if you breakdown in North Carolina,we’ve got three dealerships there. If there’s a problem,wewill always figure out a way to take care of you.”