A quick Hello...
I just registered and will be lurking around so I wanted to say Hello. Whenever I find a new "hobby du jour" I join a forum because this is where the real advice is. I have decided to go ahead and...
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How do you tell when an RV salesman is lying? Answer, his lips are moving.
The above is probably an unfair statement, but sadly most RV sellers want your money. They will tell you your tow vehicle could easily handle pulling the Titanic (and underwater is not a problem, either).
To some extent RV'ers have created a situation where quality comes last and low price comes first.
You will need to know EXACTLY what you want in an RV before you buy. Don't put a dime down on the table until any deficiencies are fixed to your specifications.
Will you boondock? Camp off the grid? Be in RV parks? Be in campgrounds? Decide those items and then narrow the search to units that meet your needs.
The above is probably an unfair statement, but sadly most RV sellers want your money. They will tell you your tow vehicle could easily handle pulling the Titanic (and underwater is not a problem, either).
To some extent RV'ers have created a situation where quality comes last and low price comes first.
You will need to know EXACTLY what you want in an RV before you buy. Don't put a dime down on the table until any deficiencies are fixed to your specifications.
Will you boondock? Camp off the grid? Be in RV parks? Be in campgrounds? Decide those items and then narrow the search to units that meet your needs.
Blutoyz wrote:
I will more than likely buy from a reputable dealer to minimize the risk. I would rather spend the extra 25% for the peace of mind.
