Value of My Class C

[Woody75]

Hi everyone! Life has changed and we decided that we need to sell our 2014 Minnie Winnie 31H with 9500 miles. Is there a source for how much I can expect to get on the sale? Looking at comparable RVs on RVtrader, I see similar models for high $50K. Is this a reasonable asking price? The local dealers are offering me $40K so I want to know if expecting even in the high 40s is reasonable.

[Bumpyroad]

pauldub wrote:
As a starting point, you can always sell for more than a dealer will pay you.

If you have unlimited time and patience.
the main problem is that many folks are upside down and owe way more than the unit is worth.

bumpy

[pauldub]

As a starting point, you can always sell for more than a dealer will pay you.

[midnightsadie]

the dealer is going to give you the low side,he has to make a profit too. $40k sounds fair if you gotta let it go.

[Bumpyroad]

IAMICHABOD wrote:
Details help when a question is asked like that.

Here Is What NADA says in Virginia

if low retail is 48K then 40 thou is certainly a fair offer.
bumpy

[Woody75]

IAMICHABOD wrote:
Details help when a question is asked like that.

***Link Removed*** in Virginia

Thanks for the link. It looks like it greatly varies but even the low range is much higher than their offers. I'll try RVTrader and see what happens.

[midnightsadie]

google te rv,see if theres others out there simalar to yours to get a close price.

[IAMICHABOD]

Details help when a question is asked like that.

Here Is What NADA says in Virginia

[donn0128]

Anything, and especially used RVs are worth exactly what someone is willing to pay for them. Checking craigslist, and rv trader will give you an idea of price for similar unuts. Depending on how fast you need to sell price accordingly.