2012 Jayco Embark Class C reviews

I regret buying it. The big slide malfunction the 1st year and the dealership was unable to repair it. They damaged the top seal over the left front slide and it's leaked water ever since. The fiberglass enclosure over the cab rattled loose allowing rain to pour in on the highway into your lap. The screws rattled out of the trim pieces fixing the front cab fiberglass shell to the body of the camper. You can imagine how disconcerting it is to look out the window and realize an aluminum piece of trim is hanging 4' off into your neighbor's lane as you cruise down the highway. In fairness to Jayco there's still a lot of value in this RV. It was a $180000 as opposed to the equivalent Dyna Max being 260000. One last complaint, I think they didn't finish mine properly. In the summer time the interior temperatures on the highway get extremely high. With the generator running and both air conditioners it'll be 95ﾟ in the RV. If you park and let it sit it'll drop into the low eighties in a few minutes. On a really hot day parked in the Sun at a campsite it will stay in the low seventies which is wonderful. But on the highway Everybody is going to roast Except for the driver. One issue that is my fault is a hailstorm damaged the skylight over the shower. I didn't notice it for a year and water damaged a huge area of the ceiling. I had my own botanical green mold garden growing in the insulation. That makes it pretty hard to resell it. Any questions email me. bobbyrjacobs1@gmail.com Show less