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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Super_Dave wrote:
If the reliability is there, out of State might come into play. Traveling out of State every time something needs to be looked at or fixed doesn't make sense to me.
If you're in a state that doesn't sell Truck Campers or only one brand (and one model on display) you don't have much of a choice. I was going to have to go to California, Utah, Colorado, or Arizona. Having said that, that is one of the reasons I sold my Outfitter. Because of it's unique / nonstandard RV construction (pop-up roof and couple other things) the thought of driving to Colorado to get it fixed concerned me. Now with my current camper, any major dealership / RV repair shop can make repairs if needed.
