Used RV Sales @ Camping World - Pricing
The question is going to be vague, but I can't do anything about it...sorry in advance. We're looking at a certain 5th wheel at our closest Camping World store. It's a Forest River, about 10 years...
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Thanks again for all the comments. Regarding those negative comments related to CW RV sales, I don't see how they're any different than any other RV dealer. Though, rarely do we buy stuff from the store unless its small/simple, on sale, or we're in a pinch. And I'm not going to bash CW on the forum that they themselves have provided us ;-)
I too prefer to purchase from a private party, and we've been looking in that direction too. Locally, the private party folks tend to be on the high side and aren't real interested in negotiating (much). We don't have a preference on where we buy, but we want what we want and at a fair price.
The salesperson has already called us to nag about coming in for another visit, and I told him again (like I did yesterday), we'll come by within the next week or 2. Sheesh! One interesting thing that I did pick up on in the "purchase agreement" they prepared is that proposed finance term was 9 years. So, since the unit is 10 years old already, it would be 19 years old by the time it was paid off at that rate. We're unsure as to whether or not we would finance, but if so, it would only be for a year or 2 at most!
I had not considered the fact that it could be a consignment unit. The salesperson told me it was a trade-in, but I have no incentive to believe that.
I too prefer to purchase from a private party, and we've been looking in that direction too. Locally, the private party folks tend to be on the high side and aren't real interested in negotiating (much). We don't have a preference on where we buy, but we want what we want and at a fair price.
The salesperson has already called us to nag about coming in for another visit, and I told him again (like I did yesterday), we'll come by within the next week or 2. Sheesh! One interesting thing that I did pick up on in the "purchase agreement" they prepared is that proposed finance term was 9 years. So, since the unit is 10 years old already, it would be 19 years old by the time it was paid off at that rate. We're unsure as to whether or not we would finance, but if so, it would only be for a year or 2 at most!
I had not considered the fact that it could be a consignment unit. The salesperson told me it was a trade-in, but I have no incentive to believe that.
