Tough one to guess.
Prez is hopeful there is a medicine, and he has been dropping hints to this all year, and hopeful by spring (soon) things get better... hopeful means little, but his pattern is to never say something until he already knows it (his committee knows it), but Im still watching it all...
Will RVs become worthless or will they become gold?
Will people want to bug out (need an RV) or will they hunker down at home?
The above depends where you live; city or country.
Will truck campers be more valuable than a trailer? Is a TC the ultimate bug-out RV?
Will an RV with solar/self-contained power source be of value and more desirable?
Will RV owners decide to just keep their rigs for the above reasons?
The market alone will answer these questions.
Will our economy come out of this and become stronger than it ever was and be THE time to sell your RV? Should a seller wait until the economy is strong or sell when nobody has money?
Dealers will be in a different boat than an individual seller. Dealer might want to reduce inventory at cost just to have cash, or will they raise prices if new inventory is not in the pipeline?
