Considering a Class B
Hey all. First time on the forum. I don't currently own an RV but my parents were into RVing through much of my childhood. I'm getting the itch to buy one but I don't want one of the huge motorhome...
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Hi folks,
I have a 2002 Roadtrek 190V Chev purchased used. I did research for over two years and felt the used market and support of the Roadtrek was the best bet.
You have to do your homework to determine prices based on year, millage, condition, etc. Next you have to find used in your area. Never purchase a used RV without test driving and seeing it.
You could buy new, but remember the depreciation is quite steep.
Why a Class B. Ease of driving and economy of driving. If you are a horder (ask your friends) you should forget a class B.
Good luck,
HEAPIE
I have a 2002 Roadtrek 190V Chev purchased used. I did research for over two years and felt the used market and support of the Roadtrek was the best bet.
You have to do your homework to determine prices based on year, millage, condition, etc. Next you have to find used in your area. Never purchase a used RV without test driving and seeing it.
You could buy new, but remember the depreciation is quite steep.
Why a Class B. Ease of driving and economy of driving. If you are a horder (ask your friends) you should forget a class B.
Good luck,
HEAPIE
