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Originally Posted by tomsvegas
We are considering selling our 2015 Vegas (in Bay Area, California) and I talked to several dealers about the consignment route. It is by far the safest. The downside is they really try hard to get you to agree on a low ball net on sale, so they can maximize their margin. I know, it is strictly business. Also, a downside is your rig is on their property and maybe mis-handled, poorly secured, etc, and you have no use for it while it is on consignment. I think we will go the "try to sell directly" and hopefully find a buyer with cash.
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I have thought, too, that when I do sell my RV, I would like to sell it directly to try to get a better price than through consignment.
Also, since the sale would be my last RV (I would not be planning to buy another RV), I figure it could appeal to a buyer to have the cabinets and hatches already full of all the equipment they need to hit the road (everything from tools to dishes, etc.).
Is this a reasonable expectation?
Also... what are the best RV marketing channels or method through which to find prospects for direct sale?
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