There is a 2007 Monaco 38PBT Cayman for sale at a local credit union. Its is a repossession. NADA low retail is $102,995 high retail $124,048.It has not been loved but neither has it been abused. It currently has 30,000 miles on it.In the next four years I may put an addtional 20,000 on it maximum.I take very good care of my car trucks and rv's. Both cosmetically and mechanically.My question is:How much will it depreciate in four year? Or to put it another way what will it be worth in four years?

Be sure the rear trailing arms have been replaced with the new/strong design: http://community.fmca.com/topic/570-serious-problem-on-some-monaco-holiday-rambler-safari-chassis/

Right now it is worth about about $80,000Nada low - 75,140Nada High 90,530New price - $177,656The RV has lost half it's value in 7 years.You will probably loose about 15K a year in the next 4 years.Not sure where you got your numbers. Mine are right from the Nada site. I did not add for any options.

Those trailing arms are a big issue..you need to verify if they were done...and bank would probably have no idea..

This link has pictures of the bad design and the much stronger replacements-- makes it easy to see if this needs to be done.This is NOT a "don't buy", it is a "if you buy, subtract $$ for the trailing arms".http://community.fmca.com/topic/569-important-safety-problem-monaco-holiday-rambler-safari-chassis/

i looked under it. it has the stronger replacement arms. the Nada apprasial includes the options that are on the build sheet

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wolfe10
Explorer
Apr 16, 2014
Be sure the rear trailing arms have been replaced with the new/strong design:

http://community.fmca.com/topic/570-serious-problem-on-some-monaco-holiday-rambler-safari-chassis/
2bzy2c
Explorer II
Apr 16, 2014
Right now it is worth about about $80,000
Nada low - 75,140
Nada High 90,530

New price - $177,656

The RV has lost half it's value in 7 years.

You will probably loose about 15K a year in the next 4 years.

Not sure where you got your numbers. Mine are right from the Nada site. I did not add for any options.
bullydogs1
Explorer
Apr 16, 2014
Those trailing arms are a big issue..you need to verify if they were done...and bank would probably have no idea..
wolfe10
Explorer
Apr 16, 2014
This link has pictures of the bad design and the much stronger replacements-- makes it easy to see if this needs to be done.

This is NOT a "don't buy", it is a "if you buy, subtract $$ for the trailing arms".

http://community.fmca.com/topic/569-important-safety-problem-monaco-holiday-rambler-safari-chassis/
millerwd
Explorer
Apr 17, 2014
i looked under it. it has the stronger replacement arms. the Nada apprasial includes the options that are on the build sheet
DSDP_Don
Explorer
Apr 17, 2014
millerwd.....That price is way to high for a 2007 Cayman, especially a repo at a credit union. It's worth about $90K - $95K retail and a good deal on a repo would probably be about $80K.
moisheh
Explorer
Apr 18, 2014
When using NADA you do NOT add any of the options. If you were trading that unit in the dealers give you ZERO for options.

Moisheh
moisheh
Explorer
Apr 18, 2014
When using NADA you do NOT add any of the options. If you were trading that unit in the dealers give you ZERO for options.

Moisheh
millerwd
Explorer
Apr 22, 2014
Banks do.
millerwd
Explorer
Apr 25, 2014
The credit union would not take $80k for it. I don't need it. Nice position to be in.
Thanks for all the helpful information.

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