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jeffcarp
Jun 02, 2013Explorer
I don't think that you'll get any consensus on that issue here really. Think about cars. There are people that have the following opinions: Buy a used car and run it into the ground, buy a used car and sell it every 4 - 6 years, always buy new and pay cash, always buy new and lease, always buy new and finance every dollar of it that you can.
My point is that people have different priorities. As it relates to a new RV, if you are in a position where the financial aspect of the deal is not your main driver, then taking depreciation won't be that much of a concern to you.
Two main reasons to buy new - you are buying from a manufacturer that lets you customize an order specifically to you: options, colors, configurations, etc. Or, you simply can't find something that you like on the used market.
My point is that people have different priorities. As it relates to a new RV, if you are in a position where the financial aspect of the deal is not your main driver, then taking depreciation won't be that much of a concern to you.
Two main reasons to buy new - you are buying from a manufacturer that lets you customize an order specifically to you: options, colors, configurations, etc. Or, you simply can't find something that you like on the used market.
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