โJul-14-2014 10:34 AM
โJul-15-2014 07:55 PM
OH48Lt wrote:
A RV has a MSRP sticker? I've never seen one, have looked at hundreds, maybe thousands if you include those at RV shows, have yet to see a MSRP sticker on any window. Plenty of dealer manufactured sheets and cards, and a few supposedly factory invoices and some factory order sheets, but no factory sticker.
โJul-15-2014 07:18 PM
Duke-44 wrote:FunnyCamper wrote:Duke-44 wrote:
The rig I bought (see previous post) had a $45,500 MSRP. The factory price to the dealer was $27,500. I actually paid $31,500.
Go figure!
How did you find out the factory price?
that isn't something I see out there when pricing campers.
When a vehicle is registered in WY., the state somehow has access to the factory prices. So when I received the registration it had the factory price listed on it.
Maybe someone on this site who works for a state DMV can tell us?
โJul-15-2014 06:57 PM
โJul-15-2014 06:47 PM
โJul-15-2014 05:00 PM
โJul-15-2014 01:27 PM
โJul-15-2014 09:38 AM
FunnyCamper wrote:Duke-44 wrote:
The rig I bought (see previous post) had a $45,500 MSRP. The factory price to the dealer was $27,500. I actually paid $31,500.
Go figure!
How did you find out the factory price?
that isn't something I see out there when pricing campers.
โJul-15-2014 06:15 AM
โJul-15-2014 04:15 AM
Duke-44 wrote:
The rig I bought (see previous post) had a $45,500 MSRP. The factory price to the dealer was $27,500. I actually paid $31,500.
Go figure!
โJul-15-2014 02:49 AM
kcmoedoe wrote:
Before you condemn the dealer to hades, be sure you have followed all the permutations regarding all the options on the rig. For example, on my motorhome, the in motion satellite system showed an option msrp of $1575.00, but to get that option you had to buy the Automatic satellite system for $2750.00, making the net msrp for In Motion satellite $4325. It would be real easy to just take the $1575 and add it to your list and skip the $2750 if you were spec'ing it out on your own.
Also, you need to check the MSRP line by line to be sure each rig is EXACTLY the same. Personally, I have never encountered a dealer that screwed with the actual MSRP from the manufacturer. There is plenty of markup in that price for any dealer. They will, however add a bunch of "stuff" at the dealership you probably want to avoid, like paint protection packages, and they may even add a few things you might want like a bundle of accessories such as hoses, leveling blocks, adapters and the like.
โJul-15-2014 02:27 AM
amandasgramma wrote:
MANY companies have done that for years......maybe their building/land costs more than in other areas.
โJul-14-2014 10:22 PM
โJul-14-2014 09:41 PM
โJul-14-2014 02:58 PM
Francesca Knowles wrote:easycamper wrote:
Do RVs generally have an MSRP? I rarely see these on manufacturer's websites.
Exactly what I was thinking. I read "MSRP" as meaning something like "here's what you'd pay if you bought it from the factory", and few if any mfr.s with dealer networks allow such purchases.