Thermoguy wrote:
qwerty1111 wrote:
If inexpensive is a $40k trailer, thats fine. I'm just not wanting to spend more than necessary.
I'm not sure I understand your question. You want a inexpensive, under $40K trailer with good build quality?
If you can't find what your looking for new, look for used. A used trailer will have all the kinks worked out. Older trailers typically had higher build quality than the units that were rushed to put together over the last couple years.
A good deal is what you decide a good deal is, not the market. Right now prices are all over the board. People who purchased during COVID want to get their money back even though they purchased at super inflated prices. My unit is worth more now than when I bought it according to NADA. When I bought it, used, I thought I got a good deal. I might not consider paying that same price 6 years later a good deal, but someone else might.
If you really want a good deal, start shopping now, wait for the economy to tank, then pick up something someone has to sell quick just to get out of the payments they can't afford.
I’m willing to pay what I need to get quality. I want the most inexpensive options for this. Whatever the price is, it is what it is. This isn’t a “I don’t want to spend more than x.” I’m willing to spend what I need to. I just don’t want to spend more than necessary.
