Don't trade-in - sell it yourself...
That is an easy statement to say, but sometimes harder to do. In my area, you can drive down any residential street (well any street where people are allowed to have their RV's at home, not like the Communistic HomeOwnerAssociations) and there will be an RV of some type for sale. They are in corner lots, Craig's List is full of them.
In areas of the country that are economically distressed (parts of the rust belt, like Ohio) people have had to dump their toys, or try and dump their toys.
So you have to take a loss, if you can sell it at all. Then if you can sell it, how do you get financing for the buyer if they can't arrange it themselves ?
There is no way to know if a business is going to pull this. We had a very respected play/production business, that provided exceptional meals and then a live show, sell tickets right up to the moment of sticking a closed sign in the door. These were tickets for the next show as well as season tickets. It was quite a scandal, and people lost a lot of money.
We had a very old family business (that had provided loans and interest bearing investments). Due to age and health the business was sold. The new folks capitalized on the decades old reputation and turned it into a massive Ponzi scheme and milked millions on millions out of folks, including the Amish.
So how do you know ????
2004.5 2500HD CCSB Duramax/Allison - was an Overheater fixed it!!! Bilsteins, Banks stuff, Hellwig Sway bars front and back
2010 Crossroads Cruiser 30QBX
2 Doberman/Rhodesian Ridgeback Crosses - brothers
2 Beagles
1 Shih Poo
1 Shih Tzu
1 Camping Cat
1 wife
