When do you stop?

loulou57 wrote:

Don't worry, you will start looking for your next about a year later, LOL

This is what I'm trying to avoid.

Dtaylor wrote:
We spent 4 months looking. Its kinda like a wife, When you find the right one you will know.

The problem with that is 50% of the time you'll be wrong ;)

Good to know I'm not alone in my insanity, I can't keep all the trailers we've looked at in order. I think brand X had this and brand y had that but apparently I was wrong for both of them.

I'm getting a little disturbed at the pricing differences between the US and canada on some models, a lot are close but some are crazy apart to the tune of $8000 for the same trailer. Makes the 1 hour drive to buffalo look good.

You stop at the max tow capacity :B
As long as you each have a place to sleep you will be fine.

We spent 4 months looking. Its kinda like a wife, When you find the right one you will know.

We looked at a bunch of trailers over a couple of months feeling pretty over whelmed with all the choices. Don't know how many we walked through. Finally we walked into a dealer with three fields of trailers and said I want this and I don't want that. He excused himself for a little bit and came back with a list of 3 that fit my list. We bought one of those three. We have made minor changes to fine tune it more to our needs. Something's you don't realize until you are actually living in it. I will probably pull the couch for two chairs at some point just because I'm not a big couch fan but it's what we need at this time.

Good luck and don't overthink it. There will always be the next one, to get it right :)

Ray552 wrote:
I think if you think you have gone over board that in fact you have.

If you have spent a couple of weeks and looked at 15 to 20 rigs then you most likely have done enough to figure out which one to get.

There is always buyers remorse and you can expect to

have it.

No. There is not "always" buyers remorse. If you take the time, do your homework and do not settle for less than you wanted there will be no remorse. In 61 years I have yet to experience buyers remorse and that covers a lot of vehicles and boats.

LOL....Oh how I understand your thinking.

We had not mentioned buying an RV until one day hubby said...I think we need to give up the tent, LOL. Those words were the start of a 5 week journey. We had no idea what we wanted...a class A, B, C, or a fifth wheel, truck camper or TT. The fifth wheel was eliminated as we had bought a new avalanche the month earlier. For 5 weeks we went every day ( hubby had put his hand through a table saw and was/is off work) every day! All over southern Ontario. Roadtrek (made down the road) no good hubby too tall. Anyway we finally chose a TT only to change our mind at the last minute for another.

Do your homework!

When you see something you like, stop looking, you will only confuse yourself.
Don't worry, you will start looking for your next about a year later, LOL

I think if you think you have gone over board that in fact you have.

If you have spent a couple of weeks and looked at 15 to 20 rigs then you most likely have done enough to figure out which one to get.

There is always buyers remorse and you can expect to have it.