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- Ranger_SmithExplorer
jplante4 wrote:
rjsurfer wrote:
Op back, I'm thinking they will try and give me the NADA price for my 2018. Certainly not enough to cover the same model at 2020 price? I believe we paid 32k back in 2017.
So I'm wondering why you would buy a new Keystone product when a 2018 model had so many issues the manufacturer had to buy it back.
Where does it say he is gonna buy another one?? - jplante4Explorer II
rjsurfer wrote:
Op back, I'm thinking they will try and give me the NADA price for my 2018. Certainly not enough to cover the same model at 2020 price? I believe we paid 32k back in 2017.
So I'm wondering why you would buy a new Keystone product when a 2018 model had so many issues the manufacturer had to buy it back. - rjsurferExplorerOp back, I'm thinking they will try and give me the NADA price for my 2018. Certainly not enough to cover the same model at 2020 price? I believe we paid 32k back in 2017.
Now they will say I received two years use, of course the real use we got was more like 130 nights of camping. The unit spent more nights in the service lot !
Ron W. - Tyler0215ExplorerThey will low ball the first offer. Hold out for full purchase price.
- Ranger_SmithExplorerI have never done it but I would think they should give you what you paid for it. Shouldn't be any negotiating.
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