I would agree for the most part with the OP. Excepting my very first Jayco PUP which was 4 years old, my last 3 purchases have been new. Not so much that there was nothing out there that could have worked but I wanted more peace of mind buying new. Excepting of course issues we know may occur right from the point of sale. My last two RVs looked almost brand new when I sold them. I find keeping up with the Class C a little more daunting given the mechanical side of the equation and size. I do not consider mine a toy. I get out a minimum of 8-10 days a month when possible and then another 5 weeks for vacation time. I suspect when the use of our units is frequent and not simply "once in a awhile" it should be taken care of as an asset and not something eventually written off. I did not want to have a big dollar loan this late in the game but you get what you pay for. The first 10,000 miles in the MH have been most enjoyable and I am glad I bought new. If I buy a Class A I may change my mind!
