jymbee
Well-known member
There's probably someone somewhere that went to buy an RV, they were told the MSRP price and they said "Ok" and bought it. But I think that most everyone shopping these days knows that the MSRP for RVs is not a price you should ever just accept.
Is there any kind of rough formula that can be used to get an idea of a more realistic base price that a dealer might at least consider? Perhaps a range of prices-- or would such a calculation be too simplistic given the number of variables at play? For autos there's resources such as the Blue Book and often you can find friends or acquaintances that have purchased something similar. For RV's on the other hand I don't know where to start to come in with that initial offer to a dealer (assuming buying new).
Is there any kind of rough formula that can be used to get an idea of a more realistic base price that a dealer might at least consider? Perhaps a range of prices-- or would such a calculation be too simplistic given the number of variables at play? For autos there's resources such as the Blue Book and often you can find friends or acquaintances that have purchased something similar. For RV's on the other hand I don't know where to start to come in with that initial offer to a dealer (assuming buying new).
