After further looking at units I thought out of the price range, some suggested the Tiffin. I have found a new 2013 35qba with some good options...msrp of 141ish...1. What is a realistic price discount for an Allegro? Hear the 20-30% all the time, from real buyers does this sound right?2. How much additional for a year old model? In my mind, im thinking 30% off between the 2, but if anyone has some real experience would appreciate hearing it.Thanks,

I wouldn't buy a left over, but that's not your ?.I have been shopping, 20% is a standard discount, 25% is pushing the dealer, but can be done.As to a leftover it depreciates about 8,000 a year, so if I couldn't get a 35% deal I'd pass.Remember as soon as it leaves the dealer it's considered two years old.

Also take into consideration the chassis when considering a leftover.Tiffin went to a 24,000 lb chassis as opposed to a 22,000 on the earlier years. I'm not sure when the switch was made but it was either 2012 or 2013 so be sure to check. The 24,000 is a much better chassis for the 35 QBA.

It does have the 24,000 chassis. Just got off the phone, already trying to tell me its a newer 13 and not one that has sat out for a year...said doesnt matter to me its still a 13 and need a heck of a buy for the extra immediate depreciation. We shall see....

When your pricing a Tiffin high discounts don't apply. They are in such demand that dealers don't have to discount large amounts to move them. That said, a end of the year model should sell around a 24% to 27% discount. I would start at 27% off MSRP and work from there till a final offer of 24% off. Of course, this is a OUT THE DOOR, DOWN THE ROAD price, no fees or add on allowed. Make that very clear when dealing with any dealer.

lryrob9301 wrote:When your pricing a Tiffin high discounts don't apply. They are in such demand that dealers don't have to discount large amounts to move them. That said, a end of the year model should sell around a 24% to 27% discount. I would start at 27% off MSRP and work from there till a final offer of 24% off. Of course, this is a OUT THE DOOR, DOWN THE ROAD price, no fees or add on allowed. Make that very clear when dealing with any dealer.With all the problems Tiffin is having I'm not so sure about the high demand right now. The two Tiffin dealers with the best reputation for discounting are Sherman in Mississippi and Davis in Memphis. I believe Kings is also high on that list.Tiffin dealers are notorious for an arrogant attitude, so buyer beware.Discounts of 30% are not uncommon on new Class A's with no trade.

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jlud
Explorer
Aug 27, 2013
It does have the 24,000 chassis. Just got off the phone, already trying to tell me its a newer 13 and not one that has sat out for a year...said doesnt matter to me its still a 13 and need a heck of a buy for the extra immediate depreciation. We shall see....
Elias
Explorer
Aug 27, 2013
Also take into consideration the chassis when considering a leftover.
Tiffin went to a 24,000 lb chassis as opposed to a 22,000 on the earlier years. I'm not sure when the switch was made but it was either
2012 or 2013 so be sure to check. The 24,000 is a much better chassis for the 35 QBA.
Lipets
Explorer
Aug 27, 2013
I wouldn't buy a left over, but that's not your ?.

I have been shopping, 20% is a standard discount, 25% is pushing the dealer, but can be done.

As to a leftover it depreciates about 8,000 a year, so if I couldn't get a 35% deal I'd pass.

Remember as soon as it leaves the dealer it's considered two years old.

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