Going to the dark side, need to sell Spree
The boss (also known as my wife) feels it is time to get a camper with a regular queen mattress. It so happens that we have stumbled upon a one year old, full size camper with a queen that a relative...
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DutchmenSport wrote:
You can expect about a 1/3 of what your original purchase price was though.
That's certainly being optimistic ... with 2016 models now hitting dealers' lots that makes the OP's 2011 Spree 5 model years old. Any new trailer will depreciate in wholesale value an average of 20% the first year and 10% each of the following years, meaning the OP's could have already lost as much as 60% of it's original selling value. My optimistic estimate is he'd be lucky to only lose 50% by trading in ... if that's too much too swallow the only realistic solution is to suffer the process and try to sell it privately.
