You might be thinking of the Legacy, which was rolled out earlier this year and is built in the same plant as the Berkshire and Charleston (see info at
Forest River’s Legacy Diesel Gains Market Share | RV Business).
Or, you might have heard of the new Berkshire that's going to be introduced at next week's dealer expo. There's a brief article about it on Page 95 of the September/October issue of RVBusiness that just hit my desk yesterday in print form. It's not up yet on the RVBusiness.com website, but should be any time.
Here are a few highlights from Mike Peterson, head of sales and product development for the diesel division:
"We've been building the Berkshire for years, so we decided to come up with a brand new Berkshire, a 38-foot model -- kind of a cross between our new Legacy that we introduced last year and the existing Berkshire. One of the main reasons we decided to build the 38RB and 34QS was because no one else was building a coach at an entry-level price point with a raised-rail chassis and designer amenities. It has all of the high-end Berkshire amenities -- side-hinged aluminum baggage doors, aluminum wheels, four coats of clear coat over full-body featuring four colors, frameles dual pane windows, electric patio awnings with LED lights, single slide tray in the baement, generator slide-out tray with 6.0 Onan, and water manifold. We've also upgraded our electronic components with a HDMI-cat 6 TV selector, dash radio with navigatin, and a sound bar with Bluetooth connectivity."
The 38RB is a full-wall slide, bath-and-a-half bunkhouse, and the 34QS is a quad-slide.
Beyond that, I haven't heard a thing.