Airstream Trailers
I know Airstreams have been around for a long time and have many loyal customers. But what is so special about them that helps them hold their resale value and their initial sales price when compare...
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A quick look in RV Trader reveals the following:
A new 2014 22' Airstream Sport has an MSRP of $50K or so.
A used 2008 is being offered at $35K ($15K less/30% less than new)
I couldn't find any comparable units that were 10 years old, however, a unit that has lost 30% of its value in 6 years doesn't indicate to me that Airstreams have high resale values as indicated by some posters. Sure, you may buy a highly depreciated used Airstream and keep it for 10 years and lose very little money, but the same thing can be said of practically any type of RV or brand.
A new 2014 22' Airstream Sport has an MSRP of $50K or so.
A used 2008 is being offered at $35K ($15K less/30% less than new)
I couldn't find any comparable units that were 10 years old, however, a unit that has lost 30% of its value in 6 years doesn't indicate to me that Airstreams have high resale values as indicated by some posters. Sure, you may buy a highly depreciated used Airstream and keep it for 10 years and lose very little money, but the same thing can be said of practically any type of RV or brand.
