Model Year Scorecard · NHTSA + EPA data

Holiday Rambler model years compared

Every Holiday Rambler model in the catalogue (2000–2026), with owner complaints, recall campaigns, urgent advisories and fatal-crash involvement summed across all model years. Open a model to see its years side by side and the best and worst year called out.

239
Owner complaints
filed with NHTSA, most on the Endeavor
183
Recall campaigns
distinct NHTSA campaigns, most on the Endeavor
3
Urgent advisories
do-not-drive & park-outside campaigns
Fatal-crash vehicles
FARS census, 2020 onward, exact

Holiday Rambler models ranked by complaints

Holiday Rambler models ranked by NHTSA owner complaints across all model years
Model Years Complaints Recalls Urgent Fatal (FARS) MPG
Endeavor 2000–2026 (13)
68
40
Ambassador 2001–2015 (6)
66
25
Vacationer 2003–2026 (13)
55
29 1
Admiral 2000–2026 (11)
17
23 1
Admiral SE 2002–2006 (4)
12
9
Scepter 2003–2017 (5)
7
19
Invicta 2020–2026 (7)
7
10 1
Navigator 2004–2023 (7)
3
26
Nautica 2021–2026 (6)
3
3
Armada 2021–2026 (6)
1
3
Eclipse 2023–2025 (3)
6
Augusta B+ 2010–2013 (2)
1
Incline 2025–2026 (2)
1
Element catalogue only 2025–2026 (2)
Vacationer XL catalogue only 2007–2008 (2)

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Sources. Owner complaints, recall campaigns and advisories are from the NHTSA Office of Defects Investigation datasets; fatal-crash vehicles from FARS; fuel economy from the EPA. VehDB sums them per model; the figures are not VehDB's own findings.

How to read it. Complaints and recalls are summed over every catalogue year of the model, so long-running best-sellers rank high on volume alone; the model page ranks each year against other vehicles of the same model year, which is the fairer read. Urgent counts do-not-drive and park-outside campaigns. Fatal (FARS) is a census of vehicles in fatal crashes from 2020 onward, exact, and is never mixed with CRSS estimates. MPG is the EPA combined average across the model's trims. Sources are U.S. public domain; nothing here is a verified defect finding.