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Jetta03 wrote:
Why in the world would you want to be fair to the seller? You have no reason to trust that he paid 22k, or that he's not hiding damage to the unit. Used has no warranty and I can guarantee he is more interested in getting top dollar for his sale than in being fair himself.
Price wise I'd take a good look at the local classifieds, craiglist, etc. to arrive at a ballpark price. Then if the trailer checks out after a good inspection, make a low-ball offer for a few thousand less than you think is 'fair' and see where you land. There are so many low hours used trailers for sale out there you really are in the drivers seat.
โMay-02-2013 07:24 AM
skipnchar wrote:
Check NADA prices on the same model, one year apart and use that for a guide. Keep in mind several things though. NADA is based on MSRP when new and NOBODY pays MSRP for a new trailer. ALSO when looking at USED models it's current condition is extremely important so be sure to take that into account.
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jerem0621 wrote:
about 15% year one, 35% year two..then it will drop off to about 11-15% per year thereafter... After 5 years the value of your trailer will be entierly dependent on condition regardless of what NADA says. ... given enough time the trailer will be worth about $3500.00-7,500.00 in excellent shape retail.
Thanks!
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