Dealership Mark-ups for Used Motor Homes
I read somewhere that typically the dealerships mark up their inventory approx 25%. Is that for new stock only or does it apply to used RV's as well? Is there a site like Kelly's Blue Book that ...
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All I can add is this. It seems nobody ever figures in what the dealer does to the unit in preperation to place it on the sale lot. (Of I understand-every single unit that anyone has ever traded in has been in perfect condition). I know, everybody says that theirs was perfect. Sad truth is, there has never been a perfect trade in, shoot, I have never seen a perfect new one. Every unit that goes thru our shop (even straight from the factory) we have had to do something to it, before placing it on the sale lot.
Seems the average MH gets about $7000 worth of parts/labor. The average trailer gets about $2000.
To answer the original question. NO!!!!! There is no real formula of figuring markup/markdown on RVs. Or cars/trucks/boats/ETC.
Seems the average MH gets about $7000 worth of parts/labor. The average trailer gets about $2000.
To answer the original question. NO!!!!! There is no real formula of figuring markup/markdown on RVs. Or cars/trucks/boats/ETC.
