what to pay
How do you know what a fair price is? I am looking at a Jayco 18d trying to figure out a fair price. any advice I appreciated. thanks Erica
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I think you shop around. Look at local dealers, see who has what and how much, then look at the distant dealers. Compare.
If a local dealer has good reviews, I would go with them. If their price is much higher than what you find at some of the more distant ones (which you might find) see if they will match it. Dealers don't like to service stuff they didn't sell, warranty or not.
I almost bought out of state because of price. Then I thought, what the hell, I'll call the local guy and see whats up. Took about 30 min for him to return my call and match the price. They said it was because my model, though new in the current model year was already being phased out for one with an outdoor kitchen. Well it was phased out. Whether or not thats why they matched the price I have no idea, but they did.
If a local dealer has good reviews, I would go with them. If their price is much higher than what you find at some of the more distant ones (which you might find) see if they will match it. Dealers don't like to service stuff they didn't sell, warranty or not.
I almost bought out of state because of price. Then I thought, what the hell, I'll call the local guy and see whats up. Took about 30 min for him to return my call and match the price. They said it was because my model, though new in the current model year was already being phased out for one with an outdoor kitchen. Well it was phased out. Whether or not thats why they matched the price I have no idea, but they did.
