This may not be the case but I believe Kimberly have changed hands a few times,
seems a common thread, someone starts a company and puts a lot of work into
it to build it up and earn a good reputation, then eventually they sell and move
on. Buyers have brought it as a going business with a good reputation, trouble is
the passion is no longer there, they just see it as a cash cow. Eventually without the
passion it will fold.
As I wrote they have the shocker failure problem bound up tight, owner is warned
about the tell tails, any failures due to overheating is owners is a fault.
As for the go anywhere your car can, if think their may be a few other manufactures
rethinking that advertising also when the find out about the results of the VCAT case.
I know I mentioned it to the manufacture of my soon to be delivered very well regarded
unit and he responded with "that's very interesting" and I could hear the wheels turning, they
may also want to reconsider their advertising just to cover their butts though I haven't heard
of any issue with their unit and they have just upgraded their suspension as more are wanting
two water tanks.
