RV Depreciation
Does anyone know of an online calculator or tool that provides accurate RV pricing and depreciation that is NOT aimed to support dealers? Is there anything with Artificial Intelligence analysis? ...
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You have a 2 year old Airstream that you presumably bought new and now trying to figure what it’s worth? To sell it, or just food for thought to make you sleep better or keep you up at night?
Assuming you got an actual deal and not the retail price (20-30% off) and bought it presumably after the covid shortages caught up (RV prices were down in that timeframe), you may not be too bad on current value vs purchase price.
But to think there’s a magic 8 ball for depreciation is foolish.
if you want to know what it’s worth, find similar models for sale, private party, take a bit off the top of the asking price and that’s where you sit with yours.
Thank you, appreciate the insight. I was looking for something modern to do exactly what you said. Camper cost site was the best I’ve found so far.
and to answer your question. “Actual deal” doesn’t exist. The dealers make you think you got a deal. All the prices are controlled. Uniform across dealerships. Prices across the country drop on the same day. It’s a cartel.
i want to know what mine is worth based off what the market says, not what I paid for it.
and to answer your question. “Actual deal” doesn’t exist. The dealers make you think you got a deal. All the prices are controlled. Uniform across dealerships. Prices across the country drop on the same day. It’s a cartel.
I wouldnt call it a cartel, its like any other factory dealaership model. just like the auto industry, if GM or Frod puts on a 7000K sale, all the dealerships put it on on the same day.
I do think there are deals to be had, just because they say the MSRP is 40K, doesnt mean you need to pay 40K. yes the statrting point is the same but what you walk out the door with it for is up to you. basicly if you feel good when you walk out that door you got a deal.
