LOUISVILLE, Ky – The 2012 White Hawk, Jayco’s newest entry into the ultra lite travel trailer market, was unveiled this week at the RVIA National Show in Louisville, Kentucky. The White Hawk has an impressive list of features and amenities and can be towed by most half-ton pickups and mid-sized SUVs.
“We recognize the light weight market is more competitive today than ever before,” said Sid Johnson, Jayco director of marketing. “The goal was to provide a unit that could be towed by most family vehicles but offers standard amenities and features not traditionally found on units in this price range. We wanted to make the entire camping experience even more enjoyable for the owner, from towing to set up to take down.”
The 2012 White Hawk provides considerably more room with its deep slide outs. Each is 36 inches deep, adding twice the expandable living space over traditional lightweights.
It also offers several unique standard features including the Chil N’ Stor outdoor baggage compartment with a 1.5 cubic foot exterior refrigerator, Max View dinette window for extra light and comfort, Wide Stance Tracker Axles for more stable towing, several extra exterior lights for added safety and convenience, a thermal package with a heated and enclosed underbelly, and a standard premium exterior paint option. The White Hawk’s Kitchen includes recessed halogen lights, feature kitchen cabinetry, large rounded countertops, deep 60/40 acrylic sink with sink covers, decorative backsplash, 6.3-cubic foot Norcold refrigerator with external temperature adjustments and black metal door inserts, and an Atwood high-efficiency oven.
Other standard amenities include dark-tint safety glass windows, four-inch crowned, fully-walkable roof, marine-grade exterior speakers, residential-style furniture and carpeting, hidden switch command/charging center, burnished, cherry stained hardwood cabinetry, ball bearing drawer guides, woodgrain accent wall paneling and dinette table, Atwood high-efficiency furnace and water heater, and central air conditioning with directional and closeable vents.
SOURCE: Jayco News Release and RVtravel.com.
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