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Tiffin Motorhomes closed its Winfield, Alabama facility on May 12, laying off 139 employees. The company, which had produced Class C motorhomes there for 54 years, cited consolidation of operations. Production of Class A, B, and C vehicles will now be concentrated at its flagship campus in Red Bay, Alabama.
Tiffin Motorhomes has created a new executive role, vice president of quality, appointing Michael Fennell, formerly director of quality control. Fennell will oversee quality across all Tiffin and Cornerstone products throughout their lifecycle, from concept to warranty. His responsibilities include strengthening inline manufacturing quality, enhancing pre-delivery inspection processes, and using warranty data for continuous improvement. The new position underscores the company's investment in consistent product quality.
Tiffin Motorhomes celebrated the 84th birthday of its founder and CEO Bob Tiffin on March 5 at its headquarters in Red Bay, Alabama. Founded in 1972, the company is a respected motorhome manufacturer. Bob Tiffin remains actively involved in daily operations and maintains personal contact with customers.
Adam Ratliff launched a mobile RV repair service after a career as a certified technician and an accident. Meanwhile, dealer group RV Station expands in Texas with premium Tiffin RVs, addressing long wait times and aggressive sales.
Tiffin Motorhomes, a subsidiary of THOR Industries, will open a new Class C motorhome production line on May 13 in Red Bay, Alabama. The Winfield plant is closing, affecting 140 jobs, with 30 to 40 employees transferring to the new line. A prior erroneous listing on a state website indicated the Red Bay facility would also close.
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