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ol__yeller
Jul 28, 2016Explorer II
Dealers don't really finance anything. They just sell your loan to their providers. The best way to finance is to get your own loan pre-approved before you go looking. I found my CU had the best RV loan rates, YMMV. This way you can ask the dealership if they can get a better rate. My experience is that they generally can't.
You will probably find that most lenders won't finance older RVs or RVs with high mileage (above 100K). Also the lower the loan amount, the shorter the time they would finance. Using your bank or CU also opens up getting a signature loan, an equity loan, or a refinance on a other vehicle to get you the cash you need. This information is being offered with no comment from me on the sensibility of any of these financing options.
You will probably find that most lenders won't finance older RVs or RVs with high mileage (above 100K). Also the lower the loan amount, the shorter the time they would finance. Using your bank or CU also opens up getting a signature loan, an equity loan, or a refinance on a other vehicle to get you the cash you need. This information is being offered with no comment from me on the sensibility of any of these financing options.
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