How to Haggle???
Some of you will already have seen an earlier topic I started asking about the wisdom of having an external inspection of our own done prior to purchasing an RV Following the great advice given her...
Forum Discussion
As previously mentioned used RV's tend to have less room for negotiation, especially if its a popular brand/model/ layout in good condition ( the factory doesn't make used RV's); however having said that do some comparison shopping on line (dealers tend to quote their bottem price on the Internet), then reasonably offer a price with a 10% discount and list your reasons (work it might need), your local and/ or repeat customer, your budget, etc. in the end it's worth what folks are willing to pay. NADA is a guide but not a bible-- figures are based on actual transactions as reported by dealers; low volume of a particular year, brand, or model will skew the numbers. Good luck!! Remember a good deal is a win-win where both parties walk away happy.
