Monaco Coach opening new RV resorts in Florida and Michigan Published: Jun. 23, 2008, 9:53 a.m. By The Associated Press ...

Reformed as the Monaco Coach Corporation in 1977, the brand became recognized as a motorhome builder. First building Class C motorhomes, Monaco migrated into the construction of Class A motor coaches ...

Monaco Coach has been hammered by the continued downturn in RV demand. RV sales are tied closely to consumer confidence, which has hit historical lows amid the recession and rising unemployment.

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Monaco Coach Corp. said Friday that it will move the production of its Beaver Class A motorhomes to its Coburg, Ore., campus and permanently cease operations at its ...

Monaco Coach has been hammered by the continued downturn in demand for its RVs. The company’s products, which include the Monaco, Holiday Rambler, Safari, Beaver, McKenzie, and R-Vision brand ...

Monaco Coach , the recreational vehicle company that once rolled in style on strong sales of high-end motor homes, may sell its core RV manufacturing business to Navistar International for a mere ...

The 41-year-old company and critical employer in Coburg will be called Monaco RV LLC. Navistar announced Thursday that it had closed the deal to buy Monaco’s assets, including plants in Coburg and ...

Monaco Coach, once a dominant name in Oregon manufacturing ... for Navistar’s Monaco and Holiday Rambler brand motorized RVs in Wakarusa, Ind., plus Navistar’s R-Vision and Holiday Rambler ...

Monaco Coach Corp. has begun shipping its new line ... said Monday the Dodge-licensed RVs are scheduled to go to approximately 200 dealers in about 150 cities. In May, Monaco signed a three ...

Privately held Marathon was always the smallest of Lane County’s “big three” RV makers, which, along with Junction City-based Country Coach and Coburg-based Monaco Coach, employed 4,600 Lane ...

Monaco Coach said it's received a waiver for non-compliance ... $100 million facility. The RV maker is seeking approximately $30 million to $40 million in subordinated debt financing.

Reformed as the Monaco Coach Corporation in 1977, the brand became recognized as a motorhome builder. First building Class C motorhomes, Monaco migrated into the construction of Class A motor coaches ...