What's a good deal? Big Country 3155
For some of you experienced RV buyers, what's a good deal? Currently looking hard at a Big Country 3155. MSRP is listed at $87,000 and the sale price is $62,000. Is the standard dealer discount off ...
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No doubt, I agree.
However, the RVTrader ads list all the options on the rig being listed, so you can do apples to apples using that resource.
And when I went to market, I assumed regional availability would be the main reason I wouldn't be able to get a price match on the lowest price I found on RVTrader.
So when I brought the lowest price to my local dealers, I expected them to come close, but not necessarily beat those prices. But they both beat the RVTrader prices by a few thousand dollars, and I live in a higher demand area of the country.
That told me that some brands may have minimum advertised price rules in effect, that's why the direct quotes can be even cheaper.
IMHO.
However, the RVTrader ads list all the options on the rig being listed, so you can do apples to apples using that resource.
And when I went to market, I assumed regional availability would be the main reason I wouldn't be able to get a price match on the lowest price I found on RVTrader.
So when I brought the lowest price to my local dealers, I expected them to come close, but not necessarily beat those prices. But they both beat the RVTrader prices by a few thousand dollars, and I live in a higher demand area of the country.
That told me that some brands may have minimum advertised price rules in effect, that's why the direct quotes can be even cheaper.
IMHO.
