| |
Subject |
Author |
Date Posted |
Forum
|
 |
RE: Pooo! RVIA Shipment Report for March Reveals 50.8% Decrease
I see plenty of TT's for sale on social media in the "bought in 2021, no time to use it now" bucket, and at the same time people are apparently still buying brand new. I've seen 2022's going for less than half MSRP, as in $16k for a 29ft no-slide bunkhouse.
There is a new General RV near me that is packed to the rafters with units. Funny there is also a 'Now Hiring' banner strung up on their main building. I can only guess its their way of saying "situation normal here, no sale prices needed look how prosperous we are."
The floorplans these dealers are carrying have to be ruinous. When do the implosions start?
|
MattFromPA
|
05/08/23 11:02am |
General RVing Issues
|
|
RE: Chew on this.
I've taken a few long road trips this month and last, including a long stretch of I-95. Dealer lots were packed. A large Camping World next to Cabela's in PA was overflowing last weekend. My Facebook RV groups are filling up with for-sale postings (almost always TT's). Seasonal, sure, but the timing is interesting.
My credit union RV rate is 7.75% for 60 months, 8.25% for 120. Inflation is vaporizing the margins in family budgets. I know it has for mine. Hard to imagine sitting down and signing loan papers in this environment.
So if you are looking to buy, hang in there. Dealers will be sweating this winter IMHO.
|
MattFromPA
|
11/14/22 06:21am |
General RVing Issues
|
|
