2020 vs 2021 Model
Earlier this spring I found a 2021 model that I very much wanted. I sent a request to the dealer and he quoted me $39,991 for it. However before I committed to it he sold the unit. After searching ...
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Me Again wrote:RV manufacturers have always done that. There not going to hold up production for a missing item. Neighbor was a supervisor at a RV plant. If a unit didn't have cabnets they might install them in the parking lot or put them in the trailer for the dealer to install. Nothing new. They had a quota to get done in a week no exceptions.Super_Dave wrote:bob213 wrote:cekkk wrote:
I would knock 35% off MSRP and make that offer. Then be prepared to increase but I would not go beyond 31 or 32% off MSRP. Sounds like you are dealing for a fifth wheel.
Dealer #2 is already at 33.2% off but it's a year older.
I would want a 2021 model if it were me.
I'm not sure that I would want a pandemic period manufactured model suspecting that quality is even less than the questionable build quality of RV's built at any other time.
FWIW, I just bought a brand new 2019 model boat and saved a lot. There is no way that I could have afforded the current year model which BTW is identical.
I hear that dealers are getting new trailers with missing items, that the manufacture can not source, but ship them out anyway.
