What the normal expected discount off MSRP?
So what *should* be considered the general discounted price off MSRP? Is 30% normal, 35% good & 40% great? (see the super-awesome reason I'm in the market for a new TT HERE.)
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We own a Jayco. Jayco lists a MSRP on their website. Based upon their listed MSRP, we got 36% off on our camper. That being said...
A lot of manufacturers don't list an MSRP. Dealers will advertise an MSRP, but if you compare them, those prices vary wildly.
As someone else stated, even Jayco's MSRP numbers probably aren't very true because market pricing is different in different regions and based upon sales volume too.
Find a forum for the make/model camper you want and start figuring out prices from there. That's about your best bet for determining what is a good deal.
At the end of the day, you're buying a depreciating asset that is meant for recreation. Try to get a good deal, but remember that this is likely "entertainment" money you are spending and don't worry too much about it. Any RV purchase is a poor spending decision =)!
A lot of manufacturers don't list an MSRP. Dealers will advertise an MSRP, but if you compare them, those prices vary wildly.
As someone else stated, even Jayco's MSRP numbers probably aren't very true because market pricing is different in different regions and based upon sales volume too.
Find a forum for the make/model camper you want and start figuring out prices from there. That's about your best bet for determining what is a good deal.
At the end of the day, you're buying a depreciating asset that is meant for recreation. Try to get a good deal, but remember that this is likely "entertainment" money you are spending and don't worry too much about it. Any RV purchase is a poor spending decision =)!
