Buying New Jayco 23B
I am a newbie - buying and owning anything larger than a pop-up. I am thinking about purchasing a Jayco 23B - and wanted to know if there was any good advice for during the sales process - what to ex...
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Look online for prices and know what you should expect to pay. Also, we bought a one year old unit for $5000 less than the new "this years" model. It still had the tags on the appliances - I think someone bought it and decided it was too small or some such and traded up. Look for a good used unit - they are out there - and let someone else pay the depreciation. There are many nearly new units on Craigslist, etc. If you are willing to drive up to 100 miles for a deal, that is a plus. Most dealers will price match if they can, so if you find it cheaper 50 miles away, possibly your local dealer will match it. I would be willing to pay a small premium to buy from a dealer I liked - so look for reviews and deal with the guy that has the best reputation for service after the sale.
