RV Industry Ready To Work With Trump Administration On Industry Priorities

With the election of Donald Trump to a second presidential term, the RV industry has expressed its congratulations and optimism for working together with the new administration on industry priorities. See statements from the RV Industry Association and RV Dealers Association below.

“The RV Industry Association congratulates President-elect Trump on his election victory. We are prepared to work with the new administration and Congress to ensure that the needs of the RV industry, our members, and the millions of RVers across the country are well represented. We look forward to the opportunity to continue building on the productive relationship we developed with the first Trump administration, which was instrumental in addressing key issues impacting our industry, including the passage of the Great American Outdoors Act. We are committed to collaborating with the incoming administration and with Congress to support American manufacturing, further strengthen the economy, boost outdoor recreation, and promote the growth and vitality of the RV lifestyle nationwide.”-Craig Kirby, RV Industry Association President & CEO

“With Donald Trump set to return to the White House and a new Congress taking office in January, there will be fresh opportunities to foster growth within the RV industry and encourage more Americans to explore the great outdoors through RV travel. RVDA and its allies will urge the new administration and Congress to prioritize the passage of the Travel Trailer & Camper Tax Parity Act, fixing the unfair floorplan interest deduction disadvantage faced by some RV dealers who sell non-motorized travel trailers. RVDA has developed extensive talking points on the Travel Trailer & Camper Tax Parity Act for members to share with their elected representatives. RVDA and its outdoor recreation business partners will also continue to advance policies that enhance access to the nation’s public lands.”-Phil Ingrassia, RV Dealers Association President