RV classifieds

I would like to see a little more detailed search criteria. Certainly diesel or gas but maybe engine size too.

When searching a real estate site you are able to search number of bedrooms and baths even sq. footage. Obviously for an RV this is not valid but I'd like to see on RV sites Kingbed or Queen...Stacked w/d or combo or none...Aquahot, 10gal, 6gal, or tankless hot water heaters...Res Frig or "RV" frig

I like the way PPL has the general floor plan layout

Definitely the MSRP...at least the original so you kind of have a place to start without having to switch back to NADA just to see what the original was.

I could go on but for me just a more detailed search

PF&PM wrote:
Nicely done..

Thank you. :)

I tried to keep it simple.

Nicely done..

I have created a new RV classified website. Please tell me your thoughts on it. It's RVgogetter.com.

Clicky

Double post.

Good thoughts.

I would think an important criteria in searching for a class A would be gas or diesel and number of slides.

I hate a million pics--show me the basics first. What really burns me up is a Craigs list add that is in the private owner section and it turns out to be a dealer----I have passed right over a couple of those. Dead give away---NO TAGS on it. Or the ones that have a title in someone elses name.....Come on man!!!!!

Most classifieds show photos now, which is good. I'd like more info on specs.

I was recently in the market for a newer motorhome so I had the chance to view a lot of classified ad sites. Some of the annoyances I found were:

1. Inability to between GAS and DIESEL Class A motorhomes.

2. After viewing a listing and hitting the "Back" arrow it would take you back to the top of the listing instead of where you left off.

3. My biggest gripe is dealerships not updating there listing and websites. I called one dealership on 4 different coaches they had listed, both on their website and in some of the classified websites, and each time I was told the coach was sold. Dealerships should update their listing weekly at a minimum.

Paul

The ability to search, sort and filter using different criteria is important to me especially on the larger sites where there is a lot to choose from. Having an app helps with that. If I have to wade through all of the vehicles, I just go to a different website.