Would you?

Charlie D. wrote:
I think some manufacturers overinflate the MSRP because they know buyers are often locked into a percentage off. IMO, it is becoming increasingly difficult to obtain accurate pricing.

when I went to the factory in PA to select a flair I found the one I wanted and asked to see the window sticker. the sticker is not put on until the dealer tells them what they want the MSRP to be.
bumpy

I think some manufacturers overinflate the MSRP because they know buyers are often locked into a percentage off. IMO, it is becoming increasingly difficult to obtain accurate pricing.

Get the MSRP paperwork FROM THE MANUFACTURER and make an offer of 70% of MSRP.

I assume you are talking about a new unit? list 112K, sale 92K 18% off. you have a 14 RV motorhome and want a new one already? do a better web search. the one I saw had a listing a mile long of "stuff" but no where did it mention roof material?
bumpy

I did a quick Google search and found a couple 2013 models for less than $80,000. Like the man says, it's just how much you want to spend.

Too rich for my blood, but I'm a cheapskate. :)

When we wanted to buy a "new" Winnebago we waited until the new line came out and purchased a year old new Sightseer and got a much better deal than the new model. So you might try to find a 2013 never owned "new" Newmar and have a better chance of getting a bargain. Looks like the 2014's are listed above $100K. Also depends on the options. We also drove to another state to purchase the Winnebago and saved $10K. Keep us posted and post pics!!

What are YOU willing to pay? That is the bit question? If you can find one cheaper then you might have a bargening chip. But i suspect if this is a pre owned RV it will be close to what they owe on it. If it is a dealer then you might have some more room