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wrvond
Jan 17, 2014Explorer II
First, depending on the model, that may not be such a great deal. The MSRP for my TT was about the same, the purchase price was about the same, I didn't have a trade in, and the camper rolled off the assembly line after I ordered it. The oldest thing I have found on it are the axels, which were 2 weeks old when I took delivery; the tires were 5 days old.
The TT you are looking at has been on the lot for at least 2 years. That means it is overdue for roof checks. You may already have leaks.
MSRP seems to really be a meaningless figure, as far as I can tell. You would be better served to find out what the current loan value is. For the most part, if you decide to resell, the camper should finance itself, that is, the loan value should be the same or more than your asking price. If you owe more than the loan value, then you are upside down, and did not make a very good deal.
The TT you are looking at has been on the lot for at least 2 years. That means it is overdue for roof checks. You may already have leaks.
MSRP seems to really be a meaningless figure, as far as I can tell. You would be better served to find out what the current loan value is. For the most part, if you decide to resell, the camper should finance itself, that is, the loan value should be the same or more than your asking price. If you owe more than the loan value, then you are upside down, and did not make a very good deal.
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