Sell it then promise to fix it....seriously
Wouldn't it be easier to sell if you fixed it first?? Stopped at CW in Fairview Oregon today. While there got to looking at new 36ft DP. Looked at two Tucsons both 36ft. Walk up to the first on...
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Rollnhome wrote:
They are not fixed because it would cost millions of dollars with no date on when they will sell or if they will sell, may have to go on auction block. Easier on cash flow to sell then promise to fix. They are not in the business of restoring and flipping RVs they are in the business of selling them.
And car dealers are in the business of selling cars BUT the used cars on the line are usually looking fine, bright and shiny with all cosmetic blems fixed unless you go to a used car only lot that is selling beaters.
