How far would you travel for a deal?
IF you found a motorhome that was exactly, or very close to, what you want, at the right price, how far would you travel to look at it and/or buy it? And how long do you keep on looking before comp...
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coolmom42 wrote:
I will not be buying new, unless I win the lottery. :)
I'm looking for a B or small class C.
Must-have: permanent private bathroom--no in-the-aisle Roadtrek style. Non-smoker use only. Length 25' or under. Price under $35K. Mileage under 80K. Fuel-injected engine.
Must not have: Any signs of leaks, bad odors, or a cab-over window. No Mercedes chassis.
Preferred: Chevy or Ford 3/4 ton V8; mileage under 50K; neutral interior colors--no pink/blue/burgundy/orange; no slide-out; length 21 feet or under; price under $25K.
Yes, I know the "preferred" list is a pretty unlikely combo--that's why it's preferred rather than required.
My biggest problem with traveling to look at a RV is that I'll feel the need to buy it, after all that trouble getting there. I don't want to lose the willingness to walk away.
In general----how negotiable are dealer prices on used units? For instance---on something like this one.
If a person looked up the NADA pricing---where is dealer pricing typically in relation to that? Above average retail?
Coolmom, that linked rv is a b plus, they are much cheaper than regular b vans. Im telling you, ur not gonna get a b van under 50k miles for under 25k, no way! B vans are very expensive and to get one with under 50k on a ford or chevy chassis u are looking at 50k dollars n up. Go see the prices on ebay and craigslist. Bvans are very expensive. Now if you get a class c or b plus like u linked to o ur link maybe, but I assue you not a b van. Unless you get one with over 100,000k miles
