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Originally Posted by TurnerFam
you’ve quoted what a single, and probably uninterested, person ‘told’ you ... I would do alot of research before settlimg on a ‘true’ number... but, yes, RVs are NOT like your daily driver - you can’t compare the two...
besides, trading in is always going to be the LEAST you can get!
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Likely he could have done a lot better. The unit I wanted to buy was $10K over NADA. And although it had only 11K miles, he said it needed new tires. I asked why and he did not give me an answer So 10K over NADA, plus $2-3K more for new tires. He didn't seem to want to move a dollar. This was Bretz RV. My son and I have purchased 3 RV's from them in the past. Likely I will not deal with them again.
I was offered $69K on a new Winnebago Sunstar 35F, a really nice unit with full body paint etc. at another dealer. The MSRP for the unit was a little over $174,000 and I could have it for $138,000. A very fair price, but more than I wanted to spend.
So we will just add a few upgrades to our unit and continue to drive it. Like I told the salesman, "I will give you $47K for every 2016 29.3 you can come up with, and I will play cash." Of course, he didn't have any.
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