Considering going from a TT to FW
I currently have a 2014 Spree Connect C290IKS. Nice enough trailer, but looking toward the future (more immediate than I anticipated), and we're looking to go to a 2014 Wildcat (FR) 327CK. Looking...
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The problem with selling it yourself is that your selling price will be very close to what a new one can be bought for.
Holding onto you old unit is the only way to avoid the loss. Otherwise you are going to take a hit.
Trading it in will ultimately be the most painless way.
You will get your best deal now while RV sales are at their slowest.
Dealers are a bit desperate and more willing to be creative to make a sale.
Come Spring your trailer will be easier to sell, but the dealer will have a easier time selling his trailers as well.
Decide how much of a hit you are willing to take and try to negotiate that figure now.
Good Luck it's sort of a no win scenario. Selling a 6 month old financed RV will always be a losing proposition
Holding onto you old unit is the only way to avoid the loss. Otherwise you are going to take a hit.
Trading it in will ultimately be the most painless way.
You will get your best deal now while RV sales are at their slowest.
Dealers are a bit desperate and more willing to be creative to make a sale.
Come Spring your trailer will be easier to sell, but the dealer will have a easier time selling his trailers as well.
Decide how much of a hit you are willing to take and try to negotiate that figure now.
Good Luck it's sort of a no win scenario. Selling a 6 month old financed RV will always be a losing proposition
