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GORVN4FUN
Explorer
Nov 26, 2014

Fair Price Off Of MSRP

I know there have been other threads on this, but it's been a while. I am getting the itch to buy a new MH. The 2015 Winnebago View has my eye. Being that Winnebago (IMHO) is high quality and price, what is a reasonable amount or percent off of MSRP that a frugal Dutchman could expect to get? Let's say the MSRP is $118,000 as an example. To keep it clean, no trade in or financing. Also, not sure if leverage is less if ordering vs. getting something on the lot.
Thanks to all in advance.
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  • midnightsadie's avatar
    midnightsadie
    Explorer II
    Nov 26, 2014
    remember to add all fee,s into your offer ,tax,,title prep and any other rediculas fee they come up with. take 30% off and digger it down some more.
  • Vacay_Wheels's avatar
    Vacay_Wheels
    Explorer
    Nov 26, 2014
    AndyW wrote:
    I've heard as much as 20-30% off MSRP is typical, which is in line with what you can usually get on other high priced items (cars, etc) with a little shopping around.


    Yes this is what I am also seeing. For the View, I've heard Lichtsinn Motors will hit that range if you order from them. At a minimum, having a quote from them should get you leverage with the local dealer.

    Also mhsrv.com advertises a minimum 25% off! up to even 35-40 off on some models. And RV direct seems to go 35% off routinely.
  • AndyW's avatar
    AndyW
    Explorer
    Nov 26, 2014
    I've heard as much as 20-30% off MSRP is typical, which is in line with what you can usually get on other high priced items (cars, etc) with a little shopping around.
  • korbe's avatar
    korbe
    Explorer
    Nov 26, 2014
    I would think you have better leverage when purchasing an RV off their lot. And to me "fair" is only how you want to feel after you purchase.

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