Is there any financial advantage for buying out of state
Here is Texas were so limited on Camper dealers that there is little to no competition so if I travel north would I find better pricing and tax advantage in a different state?
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Well, I love my Northwood product so I would more than likely go right to La Grande and buy from Thunder RV.
Another thing I will also save is the high shipping costs. This dealer is a few minutes from the Northwood factory so they dont charge for shipping since they are so close. I crunched the numbers and I estimate a savings of atleast $8K, maybe more, by taking the trip out west next time. When I bought my first TC in Pa. I paid around $4K just in sales tax and shipping. Its a no brainer for me because I will make a vacation out of it.
Another thing I will also save is the high shipping costs. This dealer is a few minutes from the Northwood factory so they dont charge for shipping since they are so close. I crunched the numbers and I estimate a savings of atleast $8K, maybe more, by taking the trip out west next time. When I bought my first TC in Pa. I paid around $4K just in sales tax and shipping. Its a no brainer for me because I will make a vacation out of it.
