Which website will tell me what my rv is worth?
Where can I find what is a fair price for my rv? Can this be found on a dealers website or will they generally give me a low price?
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- The further the seller is locateed from a major urban area the lower the price needs to be to get potential buyers to make the drive to see it. In the Miami area you may be in a good location or it may be saturated with other people wanting to sell their RV's.
If you use searchtempest.com or simply google search for your RV make for the past year you can see what the listings were and the asking prices. I found searchtempest helpful to see how long a type of RV was likely to be on the market based on the asking price and the location of the seller. Same type would sell in 2-3 days in major urban area but take 3-4 months to sell out in some rural area. - All these suggestions are suggestions so here's mine: Park it in your yard and put a for sale sign on it while running an ad in your local classifieds. If a buyer is serious he'll appreciate being able to stop and talk to the owner face to face and get all the facts at one time.
- Search your make and model on RV Trader. If your exact M&M is not there you should be able to find something close.
Slownsy wrote:
It is wort what someone are willing to pay.
Buying the RV for an agreed amount of beer???
:B- Use the advanced search function on Ebay to see what your model actually sold for. Another good source is PPL. They have a completed sales section with pricing.
- The market determines the price. Ebay was a good suggestion. With the economy the way it is, use the NADA value and subtract 10-15%.
- NADA is just a guideline based on MSRP.......OK to get an idea but doesn't really show what a RV is worth.
As suggested........check out sales of comparable rigs to get an idea what they are selling for. - It is wort what someone are willing to pay.
- It is only wort what som one will pay.
- Ebay. Find RV's like yours for sale. Watch the auctions till they end. Only then will you be able to see what people are willing to pay for that RV. Doesn't matter if they actually sell or not you can still get a feel for what others will pay.
