Book Value
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Gary RV_Wizard
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See www.nadaguides.com and select the Recreational Vehicle guide. The value is that of a used one with low mileage. Maybe a tad more if you get the full factory warranty with it (a new coach from an authorized dealer should get the factory warranty om coach and chassis, even if it is almost three years old now.
DAN L
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Bama said:
nada book value is always on the high side.
i called the good sam club cust svc rep and asked for the wholesale, trade in, and retail value. there was over 30k difference on my moho.
Kevin
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are you ready to sell?
Call a RV Finance Company and ask the LOAN value. Like anything else you will get a couple of different answers. The bottom line is the value of a Motorhome today is what someone is willing to sell/buy a given unit for...Just check on one of the online sale sites and look at the varied prices of a given coach.
Sorry to say an individual values his coach more than a dealer and don't give a dealer the listed price. One dealer has a Journey listed for 119,000. Will drop to 109,000 on a cash deal and probably lower in real negotiations. Just bought the same model, year etc for less than 100,000.
The solution,,,shop, shop,shop and then when you find what you want deal, deal, deal. Good luck and Safe Miles
Sorry to say an individual values his coach more than a dealer and don't give a dealer the listed price. One dealer has a Journey listed for 119,000. Will drop to 109,000 on a cash deal and probably lower in real negotiations. Just bought the same model, year etc for less than 100,000.
The solution,,,shop, shop,shop and then when you find what you want deal, deal, deal. Good luck and Safe Miles
Kevin
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are you looking to buy one? maybe at crabbtree rv?Bama said:
Gary RV_Wizard
Site Team
The NADA values are neither high nor low - they just do not reflect any actual sales data in a given market. They are based on average depreciation percentages for all RVs of that type, so will be high for some brands and models and low for others, and the amount they are off will vary by region (market). The values in the online NADA Guide are Retail, both Low and Average. That's not the wholesale value nor the load value, both of which will be substantially less.
John Canfield
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The Vectra (and its twin the Horizon) is a good unit. Let us know how it works out.
Edit:
Oh, forgot to mention.. We asked for and got 25% off list price on an ordered unit at Lazydays (in Feb 2005) with no hassle. If you are buying a never-titled 2007, I would expect 35-40% off list price.
Edit:
Oh, forgot to mention.. We asked for and got 25% off list price on an ordered unit at Lazydays (in Feb 2005) with no hassle. If you are buying a never-titled 2007, I would expect 35-40% off list price.
Kevin
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where did you find it at? if you don't mind me asking?Bama said:
Kevin
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glad to hear a happy story for once. I was just curious about where you found it at, Crabbtree rv in alma ar has a 07 unit that I had found on their website. The pics of it have a shot or two of our coach in front of it, that's the only reason I remembered it, nice coach, and they keep on droping the price too. good luck with the new one!Bama said:
