how much is too little to spend on a used Class C?
I’ve been reading a lot about the danger signs and what to watch for. But I still have one question: is there a price under which you know a class C is not worth buying? Thanks!
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If you don't have much money and don't mind working on things, the price could be pretty low.
If you have to ask, you probably don't understand the costs involved with owning or fixing. So think of it this way. Obviously a new one is like a new car.
A $10,000 one could be anywhere from that nice older grampa car with low miles that needs a little work here n there, but well cared for, to the beater with 200k miles on it with 2 bald tires and a requirement to add oil every tank of gas....with a bad refrigerator.
Except plan to spend more than you would on a car to keep it going.
If you have to ask, you probably don't understand the costs involved with owning or fixing. So think of it this way. Obviously a new one is like a new car.
A $10,000 one could be anywhere from that nice older grampa car with low miles that needs a little work here n there, but well cared for, to the beater with 200k miles on it with 2 bald tires and a requirement to add oil every tank of gas....with a bad refrigerator.
Except plan to spend more than you would on a car to keep it going.
