Best resale value toy hauler or tt

gbopp wrote:
Condition is the most important factor in a used RV.
Regardless of the make, the unit in the best condition will sell the quickest and for the best price.

This. When I shopped this year (happened to be for a TH but applicable to all types), I basically dismissed any units that showed signs of being stored in the elements all year and those that showed signs of a lot of use. Save for a couple local ones that were quick to go look at. And they were not great, as I expected.
Also if concerned about resale value, buying used will generally have less depreciation a couple years from now than buying new.

Lantley wrote:
Which type has the greatest demand in the new market. Itwuld seem to me TT's are more desirable in the new market simply because they appeal to a broader audience vs. a Toy haulrer that appeals only to those yat haul something.
I imagine there are regions where toyhaulers are very desirable because they are near popular places to ride, but overall TT's are more in demand because they fit the needs of all vs. just those with toys.

Has nothing to do with resale value. Different type of RV. Different customer base.

Which type has the greatest demand in the new market. Itwuld seem to me TT's are more desirable in the new market simply because they appeal to a broader audience vs. a Toy haulrer that appeals only to those yat haul something.
I imagine there are regions where toyhaulers are very desirable because they are near popular places to ride, but overall TT's are more in demand because they fit the needs of all vs. just those with toys.

Condition is the most important factor in a used RV.
Regardless of the make, the unit in the best condition will sell the quickest and for the best price.