Buy 1-2 year old rental unit or private?
My partner and I have become serious road trippers- nearly 28,000 miles in the last sixteen months with over 17,000 miles(80+nights sleeping in it) towing our basic Teardrop trailer with my Toyota Cor...
Forum Discussion
You do know you can get a bank loan for a private party sale right?
Problem will be finding one that is newer, in great shape and low miles that the owners are not under water on and asking to much
New RV you should get about 20% off sticker according to most folks.
Rentals usually don't come with some things you might like, a slide for instance. Others don't want a slide.
Extended warranties many folks are against.
Some folks like to tow others don't
Some like smaller C's, some larger
Sounds like you are really going to give it a lot of use. I think you should maybe, be less concerned with 5 or 10K either way and get what you both will really enjoy Given how much of your time you will be spending in it
I think some more research and figuring out what you want good be a good choice.
One good idea is to rent 2 or 3 different one's to help with your decision making process
Some will say the drive train is good for 300K, some of us are a little more conservative and would say 150K plus. But certainly not 50 to 70k (I suspect you maybe reading, about the problem with the older V-10's to throw a spark plug at that mileage) That problem has been corrected in the post 2005 ish models
Problem will be finding one that is newer, in great shape and low miles that the owners are not under water on and asking to much
New RV you should get about 20% off sticker according to most folks.
Rentals usually don't come with some things you might like, a slide for instance. Others don't want a slide.
Extended warranties many folks are against.
Some folks like to tow others don't
Some like smaller C's, some larger
Sounds like you are really going to give it a lot of use. I think you should maybe, be less concerned with 5 or 10K either way and get what you both will really enjoy Given how much of your time you will be spending in it
I think some more research and figuring out what you want good be a good choice.
One good idea is to rent 2 or 3 different one's to help with your decision making process
Some will say the drive train is good for 300K, some of us are a little more conservative and would say 150K plus. But certainly not 50 to 70k (I suspect you maybe reading, about the problem with the older V-10's to throw a spark plug at that mileage) That problem has been corrected in the post 2005 ish models
