Consignment
I am ending my rv experience and need some advice. I I was wondering if I should sell it to or sell it on consignment to either Lazy Days in Tampa or PPL in Houston. I know that some people have gone ...
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Depending on where you are financially with the RV selling to Lazy Days is the quickest and easiest. We sold them our 08 HR Vacationer at the beginning of the year. The price was wholesale at best but I had purchased the vehicle at 36% back of MSRP including T&L. I arranged the deal over the phone, drove it down from East Tennessee and left with a check 30 minutes later. The check would have been waiting for me but I showed up a day early. They have since wholesaled the RV to a smaller dealer.
The part of selling your RV you have to balance is dealing with the "potential buyers" and all the headaches that go with it. You must be prepared to spend a lot of time and listen to a lot of bull if you sell it yourself. You could also spend a year trying to sell the RV and each month it depreciates a little more, you end up dropping the price, and if you are still making a payment you must consider that a loss against the additional $10,000 to $50,000, depending on the RV price range, you may make by handling the sale.
Randy
The part of selling your RV you have to balance is dealing with the "potential buyers" and all the headaches that go with it. You must be prepared to spend a lot of time and listen to a lot of bull if you sell it yourself. You could also spend a year trying to sell the RV and each month it depreciates a little more, you end up dropping the price, and if you are still making a payment you must consider that a loss against the additional $10,000 to $50,000, depending on the RV price range, you may make by handling the sale.
Randy
