How to value trade?
How do you value trade on a camper? NADA comes back retail low: $16,550, Average retail:$19,950 Can someone explain what these numbers mean? Are these prices that someone should expect to pay f...
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the bear II wrote:
Check ads for similar campers in rvtrader, craigslist in various major cities, racingjunk.com, facebook marketplace...etc.
Put together a list of high to low prices based on the ads.
You will rarely receive a great offer in trade from a dealer. It's usually better to sell it privately to get the maximum value.
Agree....When I sold our first TT I looked at NADA and researched craigslist for my area before settling on a price, which was way higher than I'd originally thought it would be. I found that the NADA value was well under what the going rate around Seattle was, so I priced it what I thought was fair, which was what NADA suggested (which was still more than I'd expected it to be). I got a lot of interest and the first person who responded to the ad bought it. It was gone in less than 48 hours. I probably could have got more for it, but it needed some help, so I wouldn't have felt right about it.
FWIW
