The RV Demand Continues
From the Business JournalHome Travel A major RV maker now has more than $18 billion in backlogged orders and says its dealers may not be fully restocked until 2023 RV maker Thor Industries h...
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Clicked on a Camping World ad that showed up in my email, since I have used them for a few on-line parts purchases where amazingly they were cheaper than PPL or Amazon.
Clicked on the “motorized” RV sales link, just to get a chuckle at the advertised prices. Given the state of the market, I’m in no hurry to replace my current Class C, but at going on 11 years old and pushing 100k miles, I will want to at some point in the future.
They’re clearly trying to draw in the noobs, offering a $2k discount on a $100k sticker entry-level 24’-er. Sounds great in the context of a $20k deal for an economy car. Wonder what would happen making an offer at the 30-33% off price many/most of us bought our current units for?
Clicked on the “motorized” RV sales link, just to get a chuckle at the advertised prices. Given the state of the market, I’m in no hurry to replace my current Class C, but at going on 11 years old and pushing 100k miles, I will want to at some point in the future.
They’re clearly trying to draw in the noobs, offering a $2k discount on a $100k sticker entry-level 24’-er. Sounds great in the context of a $20k deal for an economy car. Wonder what would happen making an offer at the 30-33% off price many/most of us bought our current units for?
