Full-time Fifth-Wheels
DH and I are getting our 5-7 yr plan together to go full-time. Of course we want to purchase a new rig that is suitable for full-timing. We cannot afford a $100000 rig. Plain and simple. Our budge...
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R12RTee wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote:The only problem I have with this is that you must accept layouts and options as presented. I had need for special items that could not be found in a pre-owned unit. Buying new was my only real option.Eycom wrote:
Years ago, my CPA gave me some sage advice about buying new cars. Essentially he intimated that I could drive a two-three year old Mercedes for about the same price that I'd pay for a new Oldsmobile. It hurts once to buy reputable quality. Buying used will mitigate that pain somewhat and you still wind up owning a quality product. There's still gently used Mercedes on the market.
You bought our used 07.5 Mobile Suites in fall of 11. Paid around 50K with tax. Still worth about that minus the tax. Could have bought a new RV for the same price but it would be worth far less right now. Slightly used high end unit is the way to go!
JMHO
Understand and agree completely.:) However, it would appear that your budget was a "lil bit" more than 50-60 grand on the 2013 enhanced DRV. If not, I sure would like to know your contact over there.:B
