We are looking at getting a KB Grand Prix bp with dressing room.  We saw it at a local horse expo recently & were really impressed with the features & the quality that we saw (we spent a lot of time checking it out!).   It was basically what we were looking for & in our price range for new.

A person I board my horse with is also in the market for a trailer & was asking the dealerships about the KB & the Adams (her choice).  She shared with me what she was told:  that they are poorly built & fall apart after a year.  Also that the aluminum used in the skin is the cheapest quality & very thin.

I know of people who have steel KBs that they love & have no problems with however I have not heard any feedback on the Grand Prix with is aluminum skin & steel frame.

Anyone on here with an experiences with this particular trailer? 

(Thanks in advance!!)

Thanks for replying.

That's exactly what I thought, especially as she would've gone to the local dealers & the closest Kiefer dealer is 3 hrs away in Windsor.   I think we will take our chances & get the Kiefer one.      

This is a great forum BTW - I wish I'd found it sooner.

Thanks for your feedback Oakley.  Do you have any experiences you could share with me?  Feel free to PM if so.    

I was really surprised to find out that the GP was their entry level trailer.   It had so many nice features that we were looking for & seemed to be very well built (what we could see anyways).  I'm not really keen on the Genesis model.  It doesn't have the floating & removable divider that the GP has. 

I have to admit I was wondering why this new trailer was priced more reasonably priced compared to the others that are more prevalent in our area (namely Jamco & Sundowner dealers).  Mind you we are in the Toronto area & prices seem to be inflated on everything here compared to other areas of Ont.  The fact that the nearest KB dealer is 3 hrs away is something I took into consideration on the pricing of the KB.

While I'd like to have a trailer for this summer, I am going to go & look at some other brands, particularly the Trail-et New Yorker or the Merhow. 

Anyways, back to the old drawing board!   But I'd still love to hear from anyone else who has had any experience with these trailers.