Class A prices dropping??

Interesting. Please keep watching and reporting.

Just checked mine after 1.5 years of ownership, and mine is selling pretty close to what I purchased at.

I have noticed a drop

Huge new yearly sales numbers. Means many more used units hitting the lots. Increased used inventory means dropping prices. The old supply and demand thing.

At one point in early Feb. I was at an RV show and heard the comment made that 2017 was the best sales year ever for RV's. If that statement is true then it might mean that many people traded up and there is an abundance of used stock driving down prices based on supply and demand.
just making a hunch here.

I believe that as many as 50% of the newly-sold RVs will be on the market soon due to people getting lazy and realizing RVing is a lot more work than they expected.

StephJohn2010 wrote:
I've been keeping track of the value of my motorhome for fun the past few years. In the last 6 months (in particular), the prices have been dropping HARD.

I see that too, snif

When I titled my new ride the valve they came up with was $50k more than what I paid for it and closer to what others are asking for 07 and 08 rigs. Mine had been for sale for 6 months and they took my cash offer.

StephJohn2010 wrote:
I've been keeping track of the value of my motorhome for fun the past few years. In the last 6 months (in particular), the prices have been dropping HARD. Anyone else noticing this? I'm not interested in selling, but like to keep a pulse on the value. No need for replies telling me how an Rv is a depreciating asset, I already know that... Just surprised at the very rapid drop the past 6 months.

Yours being a 2012, it has just passed the 5 year mark - that's a big deal with the banks. The next big hit will be at the 10 year mark.

Most people don't pay cash, so when the banks get a little shy the value drops quickly.

OP, I'm on the opposite side - watching with plans to purchase someday. I definitely see prices dropping and, more to the point, value increasing. You can get an amazing amount of coach for your money these days. Features that were only on brand new luxury coaches a few years ago have now trickled down to where guys like me can afford them :)

I think at the core it's supply and demand. The economy is generally good, fuel prices are not too bad, lots of folks are upgrading, so lots of used units to be had.