Beaudry RV Company Employees Head Back to Work


PHOTO (select to view enlarged photo)

SEE ALSO: RV Buyers Guide

Tucson, AZ – Despite an economically slow year in 2009, the RV industry is poised for a comeback this year. Sales doubled in November of 2009 over the previous year and are predicted to continue growing. A 27% increase in sales is projected by Richard Curtin, an RV analyst. http://www.beaudryrv.com/[Beaudry RV Company’s] employees head back to work after the holidays with a sense of renewed hope in the coming year.

RV shipments are expected to total 203,500 units in 2010, a 27.6% increase from the projected 2009 total, according to RV industry analyst and director of consumer surveys at the University of Michigan Dr. Richard Curtin. Confidence in the RV industry is further emphasized by last year’s increase in new RV manufacturers. 15 new RV manufacturers started up operations last year.

Beaudry http://rvsales.beaudryrv.com/inventory.asp [RV] Company’s workforce of over 100 employees remains the largest staff of retail and service personnel in Arizona. “We weren’t immune to the recession last year,�?? says Thom Sylvester, CEO of Beaudry RV Company, “but we have faith in the memories and experiences RV recreation creates. We’re ready for a turnaround and look forward to a successful 2010.�??

For more information on Beaudry RV Company or current trends in the industry contact visit Beaudry RV Company online at www.BeaudryRv.com.

Home | New Car Buyers Guide | Total New Car Costs | Reviews
Automotive News | PennySaver Classifieds | Media Library | Auto Parts

Copyright © 1996-2012 The Auto Channel. Contact Information, Credits, and Terms of Use. These following titles and media identification are Trademarks owned by Gordon Communications and have been in continuous use since 1987 : The Auto Channel, Auto Channel and TACH all have been in continuous use world wide since 1987, in Print, TV, Radio, Home Video, Newsletters, On-line, and other interactive media; all rights are reserved and infringement will be acted upon with force.

Privacy Statement | Size Does Matter | Media Kit | Affiliates

Send your questions, comments, and suggestions to Editor-in-Chief@theautochannel.com.

Submit press releases or news stories to submit@theautochannel.com.
Place copy in body of email, NO attachments please.

To report errors and other problems with this page, please use this form.

Link to this page: http://www.theautochannel.com/

*