DP vs. Gasser Bang for the Buck
I am looking to buy our second motorhome. Our first motorhome was a 1999 32' Gerogetown. No frills, we sold it six weeks after we bought it because I didn't have a good place to store it indoors. M...
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msmith1199 wrote:Altern wrote:bluwtr49 wrote:Seriously listen to what this man is saying - then follow his recommendations.
One way to do it is to buy an older very high end DP. Many times these coach's sold new for around 500K but have pretty much reached the bottom of their depreciation...within reason.
Downside is they may only have two slides but in most cases they have been extremely well taken care of.
Some example would be 2000 to 2004 units like Country Coach, Beaver Marquis/Patriot Thunder, Monaco Executive/Dynasty, and etc. You can find quite a few models in the high 90's to low 100's and, if taken care of, will like hold most of their value for a long time.
You'll be glad you did.
Seriously? The guy is 25 with a new baby and is talking about spending $30k on a motorhome and you guys want him to spend $100k instead?
it's really easy to spend the money of somebody else . :)
and I think the oP is a little mislead by his luck flipping his first RV.
bumpy
