Dick_B wrote:
A deal on an RV that doesn't fit your anticipated RV lifestyle is not a deal.
The Kieva's suggest spending much time in any rig to pretend it is yours and to think about how you would use the available space/facilities around you.
Thanks, I appreciate the input. My priority with this purchase is to get as good of a deal price wise as possible. It seems the market is constantly churning and some dealers/owners want to get rid of RV's and eat most of the depreciation. We will not be living in it full time. Wanted to get something for 1-2 week long trips and to use in state at the parks. :)
