Above 100,000 miles: Ford/Chevy/Dodge vans?
Hello all! I am planning to move up to a full sized van. In my price range that usually means over 100k miles. I have not ruled out a Class B, but I think I prefer the DIY route -- buying a plain...
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I would guess from what has been posted that you are more confident in buying a van with some miles on the clock.
I think you can find similar year RV's with less miles. It is about the nature of their use. The RV may have been treated better than a commercial van, too.
I would explore pricing on new Sprinter type vans like the Nissan and similar. The difference in price between a used 1 ton van and a new NV200 may be close enough to tip the scales in favor of new.
I think you can find similar year RV's with less miles. It is about the nature of their use. The RV may have been treated better than a commercial van, too.
I would explore pricing on new Sprinter type vans like the Nissan and similar. The difference in price between a used 1 ton van and a new NV200 may be close enough to tip the scales in favor of new.
