Just waiting for the bubble to explode.
Even with 2018 recreational vehicle shipments down 4 percent from the previous year, the mood among dealers at the 59th annual Fort Wayne RV and Camping Show was upbeat because the industry is expecti...
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ken56 wrote:
Anyone who manages their finances by relying on a tax refund is not managing their money properly in the first place. Interest rates and gasoline prices I believe are bigger factors. Financing on RV's is at 10 plus years now so payments are affordable, if the payment is affordable then people will buy. Gas prices as long as they stay low then travel will be up. The Knoxville show was out the door crowded. People are looking. People are buying.
I can’t see gas prices going anywhere but down. Private vehicle sales are dropping. Every Uber that hits the street replaces a half dozen cars.
Today, there are 1500 more vehicles on the road in North America without gas tanks than there were yesterday. (Electric vehicles). Tomorrow, there will be 1500 more. In two years that will be 3000 per day. And in 4 years that will be 6000 per day or more. When you lose 6000 customers oer day every day you don’t put prices up.
JMHO
