Class C Quality Brands?
My wife and I are in the market for our 1st RV. We are leaning to a Class C, but are also looking at 5ers. Due to us not being sure I am pushing for us to look at used C's also. She'll probably ove...
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We bought our 2007 Phoenix Cruiser, model 2350 (the optional no slide-out version, now $4425 MSRP cheaper) SEEN HERE special ordered brand new 9.5 years ago and plan to keep it until someone takes my drivers license away. Being 58 years old, that day should be a long time from now. When not using our PC, it stays indoors in a controlled environment so it remains fairly well preserved, so much that it still smells new inside to this day. The tires still smelled new until about a year ago.
Phoenix Cruisers have a decent resale value which is good when buying a new one, but bad if buying a used one. Still, if you are open to traveling to another part of the country to buy one used, you can find a good deal, worth the inconvenience of travel and risk of disappointment once seeing it in person.
I think it's a good time to re-post my real long winded reply on RV shopping tips.
Ron
Phoenix Cruisers have a decent resale value which is good when buying a new one, but bad if buying a used one. Still, if you are open to traveling to another part of the country to buy one used, you can find a good deal, worth the inconvenience of travel and risk of disappointment once seeing it in person.
I think it's a good time to re-post my real long winded reply on RV shopping tips.
Ron
