Why you may be paying too much for a used RV Blue Book!
If you follow all of these tips you will be much better off and informed when you go traveling!
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Tip #1: Buying An RV EXPOSED
"Believe it or not, it is possible to buy a used travel trailer, in excellent condition, at way under used RV blue book price."
Contrary to popular belief used RV's sometimes are just as great as new ones but they cost a whole lot less. During these tough economic times the buyer is in the best position because most people sell their luxury items first whenever they need to save money. And guess what a travel trailer is a luxury item. And when the RV is repossessed it turns it into a used travel trailer at under used RV blue book.
Tip #2: Selling Your RV EXPOSED
"Whether you are looking to sell your motor home, travel trailer or 5th wheel it is important that you have a full understanding of what your recreational vehicle or RV is worth."
The first thing you need to take into consideration when selling your vehicle is the time of year. This market is constantly changing so you need to know. The second thing that needs to be addressed when selling your RV is the condition it is in. If it's in good condition then it will probably sell for a higher price. So make sure to make it look nice before the buyers see it. The third thing that needs to be considered in your pricing of your RV is the mileage. If the mileage is high then you will probably get a lower price. The fourth thing to look at when seeking a price is what accessories you have. The more accessories you're RV has then that will add value to your RV, like air conditioning and TV's.
Tip #3: Buying and SellingThe Kelley Blue Book and N.A.D.A Guides EXPOSED
"If you are interested in purchasing a used motor home or have a used RV you want to sell there are some things you need to know about the Kelley Blue Book and N.A.D.A. guides."
Beware of these two guides because sometimes they might not even be anywhere near the actual resale value because they are based on the percentage of the manufacture's proposed retail price. Also these guides have way too many options so it becomes much harder to know which one to use. The best way to get a price you want to sell your RV for is to look at the prices of other RV's in the same class as yours and use that to determine your price. And if you are going to buy an RV you should also check the prices of other RV's in the class you want to buy and see if the one you are looking at is around the other prices of the other RV's.
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